Luigi Tronca
Biographic Data
| ID | 3976238 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luigi Tronca |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luigi |
| FAMILY NAME | Tronca |
| SIGNATURE | TRONCA L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Verona |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4592-8411 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Exploring the contribution of NGOs to European education governance through social network analysis
Sustainable Food Consumption and Principles of Justice in Italy
Public awareness of the environmental impacts of food systems and their implications for people’s lives is growing in many countries. There is also an increasing recognition of the links between sustainability and social justice goals. The objective of this study was to examine the relationship between perceptions of social justice and sustainable consumption in the context of food. The study employed Rawls’s theory of social justice and was base…
The difference principle in light of public opinion: A comparative perspective
According to John Rawls, the maximin principle, which aims to maximize the economic well-being of the most disadvantaged, is one of the fundamental principles of social justice. Two surveys conducted in France (PISJ, 2009) and Italy (OSCF, 2022), using scenarios that place respondents behind a relative “veil of ignorance” and representative samples by quotas, demonstrate that this principle is widely preferred over greater equality or an overall …
Towards a network governance of European lifelong learning: A structural analysis of Commission expert groups
The influence of the European Commission (EC) expert groups on policy coordination within the European Union has received a growing interest among researchers, who have assessed their role in policy-making processes, their participation patterns, their transparency, and their knowledge-generating process. This article interrogates the structural configuration of the networks, and the relationships between the actors, formed through the Commission…
European Governance in Adult Education: On the comparative advantage of joining working groups and networks
This article examines the working of complex intergovernmental policies that have brought about new opportunities and structures in European adult education since the 2008 global financial crisis. Drawing on political sociology, it restricts attention on the Renewed European Agenda for Adult Learning (2011), to examine its historical development, and how it bundles together various governance mechanisms, policy instruments, and social actors to g…
Réseaux sociaux et travail social: Un défi pour l’interactionnisme structural
La connaissance de ce qui est « social » ne peut pas prendre sa forme à partir des seules actions individuelles ou des systèmes sociaux. Il convient donc de réfléchir à un paradigme de recherche qui fonde son analyse sur les relations et les réseaux sociaux et sur la façon dont ces derniers sont intégrés dans l'expérience des sujets. La sociologie pourrait ainsi mieux soutenir les politiques d'intervention sociale, en fournissant une connaissance…
The French and the Italians in relation to the difference principle
According to John Rawls, maximin, which requires that the economic situation of the most underprivileged should be maximized, is one of the fundamental principles of social justice. Based on three scenarios which attempt to place respondents behind a "veil of ignorance", a French survey (PISJ, 2009) and an Italian survey (OSCF, 2016) conducted on representative quota-based samples show that support for this principle considerably outweighs suppor…
Risorse sociali e personal networks di sostegno in Italia
The object of study of this essay is the distribution of social resources and the characteristics of personal networks that connect them, based on a probabilistic sample of the population residing in Italy (N = 1.226 cases). In the theoretical part of the study, the relations among concepts of social resource, personal network and social capital are taken into consideration. Using a mainstream approach, the following research hypotheses are discu…
The French and the Italians in relation to the difference principle
According to John Rawls, maximin, which requires that the economic situation of the most underprivileged should be maximized, is one of the fundamental principles of social justice. Based on three scenarios which attempt to place respondents behind a "veil of ignorance", a French survey (PISJ, 2009) and an Italian survey (OSCF, 2016) conducted on representative quota-based samples show that support for this principle considerably outweighs suppor…
Towards a network governance of European lifelong learning: A structural analysis of Commission expert groups
The influence of the European Commission (EC) expert groups on policy coordination within the European Union has received a growing interest among researchers, who have assessed their role in policy-making processes, their participation patterns, their transparency, and their knowledge-generating process. This article interrogates the structural configuration of the networks, and the relationships between the actors, formed through the Commission…
The difference principle in light of public opinion: A comparative perspective
According to John Rawls, the maximin principle, which aims to maximize the economic well-being of the most disadvantaged, is one of the fundamental principles of social justice. Two surveys conducted in France (PISJ, 2009) and Italy (OSCF, 2022), using scenarios that place respondents behind a relative “veil of ignorance” and representative samples by quotas, demonstrate that this principle is widely preferred over greater equality or an overall …
Risorse sociali e personal networks di sostegno in Italia
The object of study of this essay is the distribution of social resources and the characteristics of personal networks that connect them, based on a probabilistic sample of the population residing in Italy (N = 1.226 cases). In the theoretical part of the study, the relations among concepts of social resource, personal network and social capital are taken into consideration. Using a mainstream approach, the following research hypotheses are discu…
The French and the Italians in relation to the difference principle
According to John Rawls, maximin, which requires that the economic situation of the most underprivileged should be maximized, is one of the fundamental principles of social justice. Based on three scenarios which attempt to place respondents behind a "veil of ignorance", a French survey (PISJ, 2009) and an Italian survey (OSCF, 2016) conducted on representative quota-based samples show that support for this principle considerably outweighs suppor…
European Governance in Adult Education: On the comparative advantage of joining working groups and networks
This article examines the working of complex intergovernmental policies that have brought about new opportunities and structures in European adult education since the 2008 global financial crisis. Drawing on political sociology, it restricts attention on the Renewed European Agenda for Adult Learning (2011), to examine its historical development, and how it bundles together various governance mechanisms, policy instruments, and social actors to g…
Réseaux sociaux et travail social: Un défi pour l’interactionnisme structural
La connaissance de ce qui est « social » ne peut pas prendre sa forme à partir des seules actions individuelles ou des systèmes sociaux. Il convient donc de réfléchir à un paradigme de recherche qui fonde son analyse sur les relations et les réseaux sociaux et sur la façon dont ces derniers sont intégrés dans l'expérience des sujets. La sociologie pourrait ainsi mieux soutenir les politiques d'intervention sociale, en fournissant une connaissance…
Towards a network governance of European lifelong learning: A structural analysis of Commission expert groups
The influence of the European Commission (EC) expert groups on policy coordination within the European Union has received a growing interest among researchers, who have assessed their role in policy-making processes, their participation patterns, their transparency, and their knowledge-generating process. This article interrogates the structural configuration of the networks, and the relationships between the actors, formed through the Commission…
The difference principle in light of public opinion: A comparative perspective
According to John Rawls, the maximin principle, which aims to maximize the economic well-being of the most disadvantaged, is one of the fundamental principles of social justice. Two surveys conducted in France (PISJ, 2009) and Italy (OSCF, 2022), using scenarios that place respondents behind a relative “veil of ignorance” and representative samples by quotas, demonstrate that this principle is widely preferred over greater equality or an overall …
Sustainable Food Consumption and Principles of Justice in Italy
Public awareness of the environmental impacts of food systems and their implications for people’s lives is growing in many countries. There is also an increasing recognition of the links between sustainability and social justice goals. The objective of this study was to examine the relationship between perceptions of social justice and sustainable consumption in the context of food. The study employed Rawls’s theory of social justice and was base…
Exploring the contribution of NGOs to European education governance through social network analysis
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Corporate governance (3 works) · Management (3 works) · Network governance (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works)