Giovanni De Luca
Biographic Data
| ID | 255157 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giovanni De Luca |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giovanni |
| FAMILY NAME | De Luca |
| SIGNATURE | DE LUCA G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Parthenope University of Naples |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5306-7714 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 98 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Sentiment analysis and NFT transaction dynamics
Unveiling the Complexity of Italian Neet Status through Latent Class Analysis: Examining Neet Profiles and their Engagement with Public Employment Services (PES)
This study delves into the complex issue of NEET (Not in Employment, Education, or Training) status in Italy, using Latent Class Analysis (LCA) to identify distinct profiles within this heterogeneous group. The research, based on a survey of 970 young Italian NEETs, goes beyond broad categorizations to explore the socio-demographic, economic, and motivational factors that contribute to their situations. Six distinct classes of NEETs were identifi…
Computing impulse response functions from a copula-based vector autoregressive model: Evidence from the italian agri-food value chain
Google Trends data and transfer function models to predict tourism demand in Italy
Purpose The tourist industry has to adopt a big data-driven foresight approach to enhance decision-making in a post-COVID international landscape still marked by significant uncertainty and in which some megatrends have the potential to reshape society in the next decades. This paper, considering the opportunity offered by the application of the quantitative analysis on internet new data sources, proposes a prediction method using Google Trends d…
Time series clustering from road transport CO 2 emission
Carbon dioxide (CO2) pollution has long been considered a severe environmental issue. The Road Transport sector is recognized as one of the biggest contributors to carbon emissions. In tackling climate change, the Kyoto Protocol was signed by developed and developing countries and represents a voluntary international treaty that aims to reduce carbon emissions. This work seeks to identify similarities in trend emission performance among 31 countr…
How does the place of residence affect young people’s disengagement
Young people are one of the most vulnerable segments of the population in the labour market. This evidence is due to many personal and macro-economic factors and applies to all countries worldwide. However, the young people's disadvantage strongly differs across countries and, in some cases, also within the countries. In this paper, we aim at analyzing the influence that the place of residence exerts on the propensity to the NEET (young individua…
Cardiopulmonary Ultrasound Patterns of Transient Acute Respiratory Distress of the Newborn: A Retrospective Pilot Study
Acute transient respiratory distress in the first hours of life is usually defined as transient tachypnea of the newborn (TTN). TTN is a respiratory self-limiting disorder consequent to delayed lung fluid clearance at birth. While TTN is the most common etiology of respiratory distress near term, its pathogenesis and diagnostic criteria are not well-defined. Lung ultrasound and targeted neonatal echocardiography are increasingly being used to ass…
Going Behind the High Rates of Neets in Italy and Spain: The Role of Early School Leavers
Ethnic favoritism: An axiom of politics
Civil war, social capital and resilience in Uganda
We show that armed conflict in Uganda affects social capital as measured by trust and associational membership. Relying on three rounds of nationally representative individual-level data bracketing a large number of violent events, we find that self-reported generalized trust and associational membership decreased during the conflict in districts in which violent events took place. But we also find evidence for a rapid recovery of social capital …
Civil War and Political Participation: Evidence from Uganda
We show that armed conflict in Uganda affects civic participation, measured by the frequency of political discussion and local meeting attendance. Relying on four rounds of nationally representative individual-level data on civic participation bracketing a large number of battle events, we find that civic participation increases in districts in which battle events took place. Evidence from a variety of identification strategies, including differe…
Electoral registration and the control of votes: The case of Chile
Deterrence in Contests
This paper explores the role of deterrence in contests. As a general rule, we show that for a deterrence strategy to be played by rational agents, it is necessary that the contest be destructive. We show for a very general class of functions that pure strategy deterrence equilibria where contestants deter one another do not exist. A corollary of this finding is that under fairly general conditions, agents should always be expected to engage in co…
Land inequality and conflict intensity
Ethnic favoritism: An axiom of politics
Going Behind the High Rates of Neets in Italy and Spain: The Role of Early School Leavers
Civil War and Political Participation: Evidence from Uganda
We show that armed conflict in Uganda affects civic participation, measured by the frequency of political discussion and local meeting attendance. Relying on four rounds of nationally representative individual-level data on civic participation bracketing a large number of battle events, we find that civic participation increases in districts in which battle events took place. Evidence from a variety of identification strategies, including differe…
Electoral registration and the control of votes: The case of Chile
Deterrence in Contests
This paper explores the role of deterrence in contests. As a general rule, we show that for a deterrence strategy to be played by rational agents, it is necessary that the contest be destructive. We show for a very general class of functions that pure strategy deterrence equilibria where contestants deter one another do not exist. A corollary of this finding is that under fairly general conditions, agents should always be expected to engage in co…
Land inequality and conflict intensity
Land inequality and conflict intensity
Deterrence in Contests
This paper explores the role of deterrence in contests. As a general rule, we show that for a deterrence strategy to be played by rational agents, it is necessary that the contest be destructive. We show for a very general class of functions that pure strategy deterrence equilibria where contestants deter one another do not exist. A corollary of this finding is that under fairly general conditions, agents should always be expected to engage in co…
Electoral registration and the control of votes: The case of Chile
Civil war, social capital and resilience in Uganda
We show that armed conflict in Uganda affects social capital as measured by trust and associational membership. Relying on three rounds of nationally representative individual-level data bracketing a large number of violent events, we find that self-reported generalized trust and associational membership decreased during the conflict in districts in which violent events took place. But we also find evidence for a rapid recovery of social capital …
Civil War and Political Participation: Evidence from Uganda
We show that armed conflict in Uganda affects civic participation, measured by the frequency of political discussion and local meeting attendance. Relying on four rounds of nationally representative individual-level data on civic participation bracketing a large number of battle events, we find that civic participation increases in districts in which battle events took place. Evidence from a variety of identification strategies, including differe…
Ethnic favoritism: An axiom of politics
Going Behind the High Rates of Neets in Italy and Spain: The Role of Early School Leavers
How does the place of residence affect young people’s disengagement
Young people are one of the most vulnerable segments of the population in the labour market. This evidence is due to many personal and macro-economic factors and applies to all countries worldwide. However, the young people's disadvantage strongly differs across countries and, in some cases, also within the countries. In this paper, we aim at analyzing the influence that the place of residence exerts on the propensity to the NEET (young individua…
Cardiopulmonary Ultrasound Patterns of Transient Acute Respiratory Distress of the Newborn: A Retrospective Pilot Study
Acute transient respiratory distress in the first hours of life is usually defined as transient tachypnea of the newborn (TTN). TTN is a respiratory self-limiting disorder consequent to delayed lung fluid clearance at birth. While TTN is the most common etiology of respiratory distress near term, its pathogenesis and diagnostic criteria are not well-defined. Lung ultrasound and targeted neonatal echocardiography are increasingly being used to ass…
Computing impulse response functions from a copula-based vector autoregressive model: Evidence from the italian agri-food value chain
Google Trends data and transfer function models to predict tourism demand in Italy
Purpose The tourist industry has to adopt a big data-driven foresight approach to enhance decision-making in a post-COVID international landscape still marked by significant uncertainty and in which some megatrends have the potential to reshape society in the next decades. This paper, considering the opportunity offered by the application of the quantitative analysis on internet new data sources, proposes a prediction method using Google Trends d…
Time series clustering from road transport CO 2 emission
Carbon dioxide (CO2) pollution has long been considered a severe environmental issue. The Road Transport sector is recognized as one of the biggest contributors to carbon emissions. In tackling climate change, the Kyoto Protocol was signed by developed and developing countries and represents a voluntary international treaty that aims to reduce carbon emissions. This work seeks to identify similarities in trend emission performance among 31 countr…
Unveiling the Complexity of Italian Neet Status through Latent Class Analysis: Examining Neet Profiles and their Engagement with Public Employment Services (PES)
This study delves into the complex issue of NEET (Not in Employment, Education, or Training) status in Italy, using Latent Class Analysis (LCA) to identify distinct profiles within this heterogeneous group. The research, based on a survey of 970 young Italian NEETs, goes beyond broad categorizations to explore the socio-demographic, economic, and motivational factors that contribute to their situations. Six distinct classes of NEETs were identifi…
Sentiment analysis and NFT transaction dynamics
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