Domenico Lombardi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1165563 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Domenico Lombardi |
| NOMBRES | Domenico |
| APELLIDO | Lombardi |
| FIRMA | LOMBARDI D |
| AFILIACIONES | Centre for International Governance Innovation |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8220-8125 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 106 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Healing and the Spiritual Dimension in Hospital Patient Care in Italy
This article is based on a research project carried out in 2019 and 2022 in two hospitals in Turin, Italy (hospitals: Le Molinette and Cottolengo). The project aimed to understand the tools available to caregivers to recognize and address the spiritual needs of patients in the hospital setting. The authors conducted multiple semi-structured interviews and focus groups with nurses working in the two hospitals. It was found that religious and spiri…
Identités Mortelles
Cet article explore la question de l'identité en retraçant l'histoire artistique et personnelle de Giuseppina Pasqualino di Marineo, connue dans le monde entier sous le nom de Pippa Bacca, une artiste italienne originaire de Milan qui a été assassinée à l'âge de 34 ans en 2008 en Turquie lors de sa performance « Brides on tour ». C'est à travers l'analyse de la multiplicité des personnes présentes sur le parvis de l'église de San Simpliciano à Mi…
Interprofessionnalité en santé mentale
À partir d’une recherche en psychologie et en anthropologie portant sur l’analyse des dispositifs alternatifs en santé mentale intitulée Altermental sur le territoire lorrain, cet article vise à mettre la dégradation systématique de la place de la psychothérapie dans le soin psychiatrique public en regard de l’essor des dispositifs alternatifs en santé mentale, dans un contexte où les dispositifs conventionnels et non conventionnels sont en situa…
La renaissance du chamanisme
Domestic Politics and External Financial Liberalization in China
This article explores how the Chinese Communist Party has relied in part on making global financial markets and institutions a source of external pressure to help pass domestic economic and financial reform. We explore two case studies of external financial liberalization: the listing of Chinese state-owned enterprises on foreign stock exchanges and the financial reform aspects of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone. These studies show that external lib…
The symbolic politics of delegation
This paper investigates the motivations that led policy-makers to delegate macroprudential authorities to newly created independent systemic regulatory authorities (SRAs). Three case studies are examined: the US Financial Stability Oversight Council, the European Systemic Risk Board and the UK’s Financial Policy Committee. Policy-makers’ motivations are captured by examining the specific institutional features of the newly created SRAs and by tra…
Domestic preferences and European banking supervision
What explains regulators’ preferences concerning the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM)? The paper answers this question by providing an alternative account of the creation of the SSM using an institutionalist perspective. It is argued that the creation of the SSM does not simply reflect the material interests of governments and domestic financial firms, but that regulators’ positions were also significantly affected by the institutional environm…
The government bond buying programmes of the European Central Bank
This article investigates why the European Central Bank's (ECB's) unconventional monetary policies were relatively modest during the crisis, focusing specifically on the design of its government bond purchase programmes. Building from available explanations of the ECB's behaviour in the political science and public policy literature, we extrapolate a number of testable propositions with a view to helping to account for the specific features of th…
The politics of influence
IMF surveillance is typically thought to have effect because it provides useful information to member countries, because it engages countries in cooperative behaviour or because it piggy-backs the bargaining power the IMF enjoys in some countries. This article explores IMF surveillance by bringing to bear theoretical explanations as to why and how these effects might work. The simplest explanation is a rationalist-realist one that the IMF has imp…
Uneven patterns of governance
The IMF is governed by a 24-member Executive Board which represents 184 countries. Although often prized as a small and efficient decision-making body, the Board represents some countries more effectively than others. This is due to the institutional structure and incentives within which the Board operates. Prime among them is a system of constituencies which have formed and evolved as countries have sought to improve their position in the organi…
Exchange Rates Under the East Asian Dollar Standard
Unlike those who have made themselves into improvised Asia pundits overnight, Ronald McKinnon has a longstanding record of research on Asian economies, to which this book offers only his most recent contributions. Distancing himself from conventional economic thinking on Asian monetary and exchange rate policies, McKinnon develops an original conceptual framework highlighting the challenges that confront Asian policy makers today. His analysis is…
Delivering on Debt Relief
Journal Article Delivering on Debt Relief: from IMF Gold to a new aid Architecture Get access By Birdsall Nancy, Williamson (John) and with Brian Deese. (Washington, DC: Institute for International Economics, 2002. Pp. 162. £21.50 paperback. ISBN 0 88132 331 4.) Domenico Lombardi Domenico Lombardi Nuffield College, Oxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 113, Issue 491, November…
The government bond buying programmes of the European Central Bank
This article investigates why the European Central Bank's (ECB's) unconventional monetary policies were relatively modest during the crisis, focusing specifically on the design of its government bond purchase programmes. Building from available explanations of the ECB's behaviour in the political science and public policy literature, we extrapolate a number of testable propositions with a view to helping to account for the specific features of th…
The politics of influence
IMF surveillance is typically thought to have effect because it provides useful information to member countries, because it engages countries in cooperative behaviour or because it piggy-backs the bargaining power the IMF enjoys in some countries. This article explores IMF surveillance by bringing to bear theoretical explanations as to why and how these effects might work. The simplest explanation is a rationalist-realist one that the IMF has imp…
Uneven patterns of governance
The IMF is governed by a 24-member Executive Board which represents 184 countries. Although often prized as a small and efficient decision-making body, the Board represents some countries more effectively than others. This is due to the institutional structure and incentives within which the Board operates. Prime among them is a system of constituencies which have formed and evolved as countries have sought to improve their position in the organi…
The symbolic politics of delegation
This paper investigates the motivations that led policy-makers to delegate macroprudential authorities to newly created independent systemic regulatory authorities (SRAs). Three case studies are examined: the US Financial Stability Oversight Council, the European Systemic Risk Board and the UK’s Financial Policy Committee. Policy-makers’ motivations are captured by examining the specific institutional features of the newly created SRAs and by tra…
Delivering on Debt Relief
Journal Article Delivering on Debt Relief: from IMF Gold to a new aid Architecture Get access By Birdsall Nancy, Williamson (John) and with Brian Deese. (Washington, DC: Institute for International Economics, 2002. Pp. 162. £21.50 paperback. ISBN 0 88132 331 4.) Domenico Lombardi Domenico Lombardi Nuffield College, Oxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 113, Issue 491, November…
Domestic preferences and European banking supervision
What explains regulators’ preferences concerning the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM)? The paper answers this question by providing an alternative account of the creation of the SSM using an institutionalist perspective. It is argued that the creation of the SSM does not simply reflect the material interests of governments and domestic financial firms, but that regulators’ positions were also significantly affected by the institutional environm…
Domestic Politics and External Financial Liberalization in China
This article explores how the Chinese Communist Party has relied in part on making global financial markets and institutions a source of external pressure to help pass domestic economic and financial reform. We explore two case studies of external financial liberalization: the listing of Chinese state-owned enterprises on foreign stock exchanges and the financial reform aspects of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone. These studies show that external lib…
Delivering on Debt Relief
Journal Article Delivering on Debt Relief: from IMF Gold to a new aid Architecture Get access By Birdsall Nancy, Williamson (John) and with Brian Deese. (Washington, DC: Institute for International Economics, 2002. Pp. 162. £21.50 paperback. ISBN 0 88132 331 4.) Domenico Lombardi Domenico Lombardi Nuffield College, Oxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 113, Issue 491, November…
Uneven patterns of governance
The IMF is governed by a 24-member Executive Board which represents 184 countries. Although often prized as a small and efficient decision-making body, the Board represents some countries more effectively than others. This is due to the institutional structure and incentives within which the Board operates. Prime among them is a system of constituencies which have formed and evolved as countries have sought to improve their position in the organi…
Exchange Rates Under the East Asian Dollar Standard
Unlike those who have made themselves into improvised Asia pundits overnight, Ronald McKinnon has a longstanding record of research on Asian economies, to which this book offers only his most recent contributions. Distancing himself from conventional economic thinking on Asian monetary and exchange rate policies, McKinnon develops an original conceptual framework highlighting the challenges that confront Asian policy makers today. His analysis is…
The politics of influence
IMF surveillance is typically thought to have effect because it provides useful information to member countries, because it engages countries in cooperative behaviour or because it piggy-backs the bargaining power the IMF enjoys in some countries. This article explores IMF surveillance by bringing to bear theoretical explanations as to why and how these effects might work. The simplest explanation is a rationalist-realist one that the IMF has imp…
The symbolic politics of delegation
This paper investigates the motivations that led policy-makers to delegate macroprudential authorities to newly created independent systemic regulatory authorities (SRAs). Three case studies are examined: the US Financial Stability Oversight Council, the European Systemic Risk Board and the UK’s Financial Policy Committee. Policy-makers’ motivations are captured by examining the specific institutional features of the newly created SRAs and by tra…
Domestic preferences and European banking supervision
What explains regulators’ preferences concerning the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM)? The paper answers this question by providing an alternative account of the creation of the SSM using an institutionalist perspective. It is argued that the creation of the SSM does not simply reflect the material interests of governments and domestic financial firms, but that regulators’ positions were also significantly affected by the institutional environm…
The government bond buying programmes of the European Central Bank
This article investigates why the European Central Bank's (ECB's) unconventional monetary policies were relatively modest during the crisis, focusing specifically on the design of its government bond purchase programmes. Building from available explanations of the ECB's behaviour in the political science and public policy literature, we extrapolate a number of testable propositions with a view to helping to account for the specific features of th…
Domestic Politics and External Financial Liberalization in China
This article explores how the Chinese Communist Party has relied in part on making global financial markets and institutions a source of external pressure to help pass domestic economic and financial reform. We explore two case studies of external financial liberalization: the listing of Chinese state-owned enterprises on foreign stock exchanges and the financial reform aspects of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone. These studies show that external lib…
La renaissance du chamanisme
Interprofessionnalité en santé mentale
À partir d’une recherche en psychologie et en anthropologie portant sur l’analyse des dispositifs alternatifs en santé mentale intitulée Altermental sur le territoire lorrain, cet article vise à mettre la dégradation systématique de la place de la psychothérapie dans le soin psychiatrique public en regard de l’essor des dispositifs alternatifs en santé mentale, dans un contexte où les dispositifs conventionnels et non conventionnels sont en situa…
Identités Mortelles
Cet article explore la question de l'identité en retraçant l'histoire artistique et personnelle de Giuseppina Pasqualino di Marineo, connue dans le monde entier sous le nom de Pippa Bacca, une artiste italienne originaire de Milan qui a été assassinée à l'âge de 34 ans en 2008 en Turquie lors de sa performance « Brides on tour ». C'est à travers l'analyse de la multiplicité des personnes présentes sur le parvis de l'église de San Simpliciano à Mi…
Healing and the Spiritual Dimension in Hospital Patient Care in Italy
This article is based on a research project carried out in 2019 and 2022 in two hospitals in Turin, Italy (hospitals: Le Molinette and Cottolengo). The project aimed to understand the tools available to caregivers to recognize and address the spiritual needs of patients in the hospital setting. The authors conducted multiple semi-structured interviews and focus groups with nurses working in the two hospitals. It was found that religious and spiri…
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