Giuseppe Veltri
Biographic Data
| ID | 456368 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giuseppe Veltri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giuseppe |
| FAMILY NAME | Veltri |
| SIGNATURE | VELTRI G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Trento |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9472-2236 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 65 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 85 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 59 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 6 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
S-Frame Vs. I-Frame Interventions: The Transformation-Robustness Trade-off in Behavioural Policy
Debate over whether behavioural policy should focus on individual-level (i-frame) or system-level (s-frame) interventions has been rich, but mostly qualitative.What remains underdeveloped is a formal comparative account of how errors in policy assumptions change the relative performance of these two families of interventions.We address that gap with an agent-based model because the comparison depends on spillovers, network structure, threshold ef…
The Effects of Data Preprocessing Choices on Behavioral RCT Outcomes: A Multiverse Analysis
Seemingly routine data-preprocessing choices can exert outsized influence on the conclusions drawn from randomized controlled trials (RCTs), particularly in behavioral science where data are noisy, skewed and replete with outliers. We demonstrate this influence with two fully specified multiverse analyses on simulated RCT data. Each analysis spans 180 analytical pathways, produced by crossing 36 preprocessing pipelines that vary outlier handling,…
Navigating evidence, legitimacy, and delivery: A three-dimensional framework for behavioral policy design
Behavioral public policy faces the triple challenge of assembling robust evidence, securing democratic legitimacy, and navigating implementation constraints. We introduce a three-dimensional policy cube that positions interventions along evidence robustness (E), policy contestation (C), and implementation feasibility (F). Linking each axis to the Capability–Opportunity–Motivation (COM-B) model grounds the cube in behavioral theory, while equity-s…
From evidence to delivery: An Implementation-Science blueprint for behavioural policy
The notorious Rossi’s ‘Iron Law of Evaluation’ – that the expected net impact of any large-scale social programme is zero – reminds us that expectations about policy interventions rarely survive real-world delivery. Behavioural Public Policy (BPP) faces many implementation challenges. Implementation Science (IS), which studies how evidence-based practices are adopted, delivered and sustained, offers BPP a toolkit for overcoming the knowledge–acti…
Status Spill-Over in Cryptomarket for Illegal Goods
Information technologies have transformed many aspects of social life, including how illegal goods are exchanged. Illegal online markets are now flourishing on various channels: the surface web (all websites accessible through a standard browser), the dark web (an encrypted internet network only accessible via anonymous browsers), and encrypted messaging applications installed on smartphones. These marketplaces take many forms, including simple w…
Parental mediation of children’s online risks: The role of parental risk perception, digital skills and risk experiences
This article advances the understanding of parental mediation of children’s online activities by examining the roles of parental perceptions of risk and parent and child digital skills. Analysis of a survey of European parents distinguishes parental perceptions of the likelihood of risk and the severity of harm before testing the linearity of their relation to digital skills. Results show that parents with higher perceived control over online ris…
Simone Luzzatto's Scepticism in the Context of Early Modern Thought
"Much of the most recent research on Jewish scepticism was inspired by the work of the early modern Venetian rabbi Simone Luzzatto, the first thinker in the history of Jewish thought to declare himself a sceptic and a follower of the New Academy. This collected volume shines new light on the intimate relationship between Luzzatto's sceptical thinking and an era marked by paradoxes and contrasts between religious devotion and scientific rationalis…
Methods and Instruments in the Study of Meaning-Making
Considerazioni sulla filosofia ebraica: Dalla filosofia perenne alla storicizzazione della torah
Generalmente caratterizzato come una religione senza dogmi, l’Ebraismo guarda nella natura stessa della Legge, cercando di capire il suo fondamento unico nella sua identità. La filosofia ebraica antica, ma soprattutto medievale ribadisce il concetto di una Torah perfetta che non subisce variazioni nell’essenza (e con questo elimina il concetto di una seconda rivelazione). Tuttavia, introduce il concetto di una attualizzazione d’essa come presenza…
Harnessing heterogeneity in behavioural research using computational social science
Similarly to other domains of the social sciences, behavioural science has grappled with a crisis concerning the effect sizes of research findings. Different solutions have been provided to answer this challenge. This paper will discuss analytical strategies developed in the context of computational social science, namely causal tree and forest, that will benefit behavioural scientists in harnessing heterogeneity of treatment effects in RCTs. As …
Steimann, Ilona. Jewish Book – Christian Book: Hebrew Manuscripts in Transition between Jews and Christians in the Context of German Humanism
Steimann, Ilona. Jewish Book – Christian Book: Hebrew Manuscripts in Transition between Jews and Christians in the Context of German Humanism. An article from journal Renaissance and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme (Special issue: Interpoetics in Renaissance Poetry), on Érudit
Experiments
Experiments are becoming more common in sociological research after a long period of scarce use. In this chapter, I discuss the main common methodological principles of experimental design to all these variants and, later, I will briefly discuss online experiments as population-based survey experiments because I consider this form, the most promising in the context of sociological research. The chapter provides the basic ‘grammar’ of experimental…
Understanding the buffering effect of social media use on anxiety during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown
During the COVID-19 outbreak, lockdown measures have been deployed worldwide. In the wake of these measures, internet and social media use has reached unprecedented peaks. We hypothesize that social media can, in the context of the pandemic, be a placeholder for collective resilient processes modulated by cognitive and emotional components. An online survey ( N = 1408) using a cross-sectional design was carried out over nine weeks from the beginn…
The Representation of Immigration. A Retrospective Newspaper Analysis
The article reports a comparative study of the representation of migration in media from three countries (Greece, Italy, and Turkey), over 2001–2018 period. Analysis showed the salience of two main frames – the view of migration as a matter of security and human beings as well. Themes framing the media discourses on migration are grounded on a semantic structure that is quite similar across the three countries compared, despite their considerable…
Do cognitive styles affect vaccine hesitancy? A dual-process cognitive framework for vaccine hesitancy and the role of risk perceptions
Restarting 'Normal' Life after Covid-19 and the Lockdown: Evidence from Spain, the United Kingdom, and Italy
In this article, we examine the expectations of the economic outlook, fear of the future, and behavioural change during the first Covid-19 wave, for three European countries (Spain, the United Kingdom, and Italy) that have been severely hit. We use a novel dataset that we collected to monitor the three countries during the crisis. As outcome variables, we used expectations (e.g., economic outlook, labour market situation, recovery), fear (e.g., s…
The impact of online platform transparency of information on consumers’ choices
Millions of Europeans use online platforms with almost blind trust that the platforms operate in the interests of the consumer. However, the presentation of search results, transparency about contractual parties and the publication of user reviews that contribute to the value of online platforms in Europe's Single Digital Market also pose significant risks regarding consumer protection and market competition. The current study investigates how en…
Discourse on the State of the Jews: Bilingual Edition
In 1638, a small book of no more than 92 pages in octavo was published “appresso Gioanne Calleoni” under the title “Discourse on the State of the Jews and in particular those dwelling in the illustrious city of Venice.” It was dedicated to the Doge of Venice and his counsellors, who are labelled “lovers of Truth.” The author of the book was a certain Simone (Simḥa) Luzzatto, a native of Venice, where he lived and died, serving as rabbi for over f…
The identity of Brexit: A cultural psychology analysis
In this paper, we propose a culturalist interpretation of the outcome of the Brexit referendum. This interpretation is grounded on the analysis of the U.K.'s cultural milieu, which is part of a more general study of the cultural milieus of several European countries. Specific to the United Kingdom, our analysis is based on a questionnaire carried out on a representative sample of U.K. respondents stratified by sociodemographic variables and geogr…
Globalization, demand of sense and enemization of the other: A psychocultural analysis of European societies’ sociopolitical crisis
The paper outlines a cultural–psychological interpretation of the current European societies’ socio-institutional crisis. To this end, preliminarily, the cultural psychological view of social behaviour is outlined, focusing on the idea that socio-political choices depend on how people make sense of their world. Second, the paper provides an interpretation of the current socio-political European scenario of crisis, based on the main results of a r…
Utilizing Matrimonial Web sites Among Saudi Users: An Empirical Study
Given that little research has been done on unconventional means of finding and courting a potential spouse via matrimonial Web sites, this emerging form of courtship, differs substantially from Western-style online dating. This research examines the impressions Saudi users intended to form when constructing their profiles on matrimonial Web sites, the characteristics these users seek in their potential spouses, and the acceptable Saudi script fo…
Alienated Wisdom: Enquiry into Jewish Philosophy and Scepticism
The present study addresses problems of an epistemological nature which hinge on the question of how to define Jewish thought. It will take its start in an ancient question, that of the relationship between Jewish culture, Greek philosophy, and then Greco-Roman (and Christian) thought in connection with the query into the history and genealogy of wisdom and knowledge. Our journey into the history of the denomination ‘Jewish philosophy’ will inclu…
Representations of electronic cigarettes in Chinese media
Overall, E-cigarettes have not been a topic at the top of media agenda; however, we have identified a considerable growth of coverage about the potential concerns regarding young people's adoption of E-cigarettes advocated by parents and educators
Climate change on Twitter: Content, media ecology and information sharing behaviour
This article presents a study of the content, use of sources and information sharing about climate change analysing over 60,000 tweets collected using a random week sample. We discuss the potential for studying Twitter as a communicative space that is rich in different types of information and presents both new challenges and opportunities. Our analysis combines automatic thematic analysis, semantic network analysis and text classification accord…
Maximizing Opportunities and Minimizing Risks for Children Online: The Role of Digital Skills in Emerging Strategies of Parental Mediation
As Internet use becomes widespread at home, parents are trying to maximize their children's online opportunities while also minimizing online risks. We surveyed parents of 6- to 14-year-olds in 8 European countries (N = 6,400). A factor analysis revealed 2 parental mediation strategies. Enabling mediation is associated with increased online opportunities but also risks. This strategy incorporates safety efforts, responds to child agency, and is e…
Do cognitive styles affect vaccine hesitancy? A dual-process cognitive framework for vaccine hesitancy and the role of risk perceptions
Globalization, demand of sense and enemization of the other: A psychocultural analysis of European societies’ sociopolitical crisis
The paper outlines a cultural–psychological interpretation of the current European societies’ socio-institutional crisis. To this end, preliminarily, the cultural psychological view of social behaviour is outlined, focusing on the idea that socio-political choices depend on how people make sense of their world. Second, the paper provides an interpretation of the current socio-political European scenario of crisis, based on the main results of a r…
The identity of Brexit: A cultural psychology analysis
In this paper, we propose a culturalist interpretation of the outcome of the Brexit referendum. This interpretation is grounded on the analysis of the U.K.'s cultural milieu, which is part of a more general study of the cultural milieus of several European countries. Specific to the United Kingdom, our analysis is based on a questionnaire carried out on a representative sample of U.K. respondents stratified by sociodemographic variables and geogr…
Automated analysis of the US presidential elections using Big Data and network analysis
The automated parsing of 130,213 news articles about the 2012 US presidential elections produces a network formed by the key political actors and issues, which were linked by relations of support and opposition. The nodes are formed by noun phrases and links by verbs, directly expressing the action of one node upon the other. This network is studied by applying insights from several theories and techniques, and by combining existing tools in an i…
More than meets the eye: The contribution of qualitative research to evidence-based policy-making
We are also grateful to Rene Van Bavel, Luiza Henriquez and Dimitrious Pontikakis for their comments. We would also like to thank all delegates who attended Merlien Institute's Qualitative Research Conference and provided valuable comments and suggestions for the creation of this special issue.Giuseppe A. VeltriFootnote*School of Political, Social and International Studies, University of East Anglia, NorwichJasper LimETCRobert MillerSchool of Soc…
Viva la Nano-Revolución! A Semantic Analysis of the Spanish National Press
This study analyzes nanotechnology’s anchoring and codification in the Spanish national press to determine the thematic contexts in which this technology has been discussed. Latent semantic analysis was applied to identify themes based on semantic clusters and their longitudinal evolution. This analysis was carried out on a corpus of more than 600 articles from the most prominent Spanish national newspapers and includes articles from 1997 to 2009…
Restarting 'Normal' Life after Covid-19 and the Lockdown: Evidence from Spain, the United Kingdom, and Italy
In this article, we examine the expectations of the economic outlook, fear of the future, and behavioural change during the first Covid-19 wave, for three European countries (Spain, the United Kingdom, and Italy) that have been severely hit. We use a novel dataset that we collected to monitor the three countries during the crisis. As outcome variables, we used expectations (e.g., economic outlook, labour market situation, recovery), fear (e.g., s…
The Representation of Immigration. A Retrospective Newspaper Analysis
The article reports a comparative study of the representation of migration in media from three countries (Greece, Italy, and Turkey), over 2001–2018 period. Analysis showed the salience of two main frames – the view of migration as a matter of security and human beings as well. Themes framing the media discourses on migration are grounded on a semantic structure that is quite similar across the three countries compared, despite their considerable…
Arabs in Europe: Arguments for and against integration
The recent wave of immigration across European countries has precipitated an unprecedented political crisis in many Western countries. This is compounded by the fact that the large majority of these migrants originate from Arab countries. Research has demonstrated that Arabs are devalued relative to other socioethnic groups. The present study sought to investigate representations of Arabs and their integration. Twenty-one interviews conducted in …
Does a ‘protective’ message reduce the impact of an advergame promoting unhealthy foods to children? An experimental study in Spain and The Netherlands
Labels as nudges? An experimental study of car eco-labels
This article presents the results of a laboratory experiment and an online multi-country experiment testing the effect of motor vehicle eco-labels on consumers. The laboratory study featured a discrete choice task and questions on comprehension, while the ten countries online experiment included measures of willingness to pay and comprehension. Labels focusing on fuel economy or running costs are better understood, and influence choice about mone…
The challenges and opportunities of ‘nudging’
Consider the following selective evidence\nof human behaviour in the domain of\nhealthcare. The numeric-cognition feeds\ntypically provided during public vaccin-\nation campaigns are less effective than\naffect-based perception of risk. It is\ncommon to avoid seeing doctors and/or\ndoing health checks because of anxiety\nand fear of receiving bad results. The latter\nmeans that a perceived ‘loss today’\nin the\nhealth status has a stronger impact…
Big Data is not only about data: The two cultures of modelling
The contribution of Big Data to social science is not limited to data availability but includes the introduction of analytical approaches that have been developed in computer science, and in particular in machine learning. This brings about a new 'culture' of statistical modelling that bears considerable potential for the social scientist. This argument is illustrated with a brief discussion of model-based recursive partitioning which can bridge …
Parental mediation of children’s online risks: The role of parental risk perception, digital skills and risk experiences
This article advances the understanding of parental mediation of children’s online activities by examining the roles of parental perceptions of risk and parent and child digital skills. Analysis of a survey of European parents distinguishes parental perceptions of the likelihood of risk and the severity of harm before testing the linearity of their relation to digital skills. Results show that parents with higher perceived control over online ris…
An introduction to the special issue on “the behavioural turn in public policy: New evidence from experiments”
The Rabbis and Pliny the Elder: Jewish and Greco-Roman Attitudes toward Magic and Empirical Knowledge
Giuseppe Veltri, The Rabbis and Pliny the Elder: Jewish and Greco-Roman Attitudes toward Magic and Empirical Knowledge, Poetics Today, Vol. 19, No. 1, Hellenism and Hebraism Reconsidered: The Poetics of Cultural Influence and Exchange I (Spring, 1998), pp. 63-89
Status Spill-Over in Cryptomarket for Illegal Goods
Information technologies have transformed many aspects of social life, including how illegal goods are exchanged. Illegal online markets are now flourishing on various channels: the surface web (all websites accessible through a standard browser), the dark web (an encrypted internet network only accessible via anonymous browsers), and encrypted messaging applications installed on smartphones. These marketplaces take many forms, including simple w…
Harnessing heterogeneity in behavioural research using computational social science
Similarly to other domains of the social sciences, behavioural science has grappled with a crisis concerning the effect sizes of research findings. Different solutions have been provided to answer this challenge. This paper will discuss analytical strategies developed in the context of computational social science, namely causal tree and forest, that will benefit behavioural scientists in harnessing heterogeneity of treatment effects in RCTs. As …
Information flows and centrality among elite European newspapers
Combining citations and network analysis, this study examines information flows between 10 European elite newspapers from 2000 to 2009 and identifies this network’s most central actors, sub-groups and structural features. At the same time, the article contributes to the literature with an alternative and network approach to the study of the European public sphere. Results indicate that The Times and The Guardian are the most quoted by other forei…
Zur Traditionsgeschichtlichen Entwicklung Des BewußTseins Von Einem Kanon: (Die Yavneh-Frage1)
Eine Tora für den König Talmai: Untersuchungen zum Übersetzungsverständnis in der jüdisch-hellenistischen und rabbinischen Literatur
Eine Tora für den König Talmai. Untersuchungen zum Übersetzungsverständnis in der jüdisch-hellenistischen und rabbinistischen Literatur
Magische Texte aus der Kairoer Geniza: Band 1
Magische Texte aus der Kairoer Geniza. Band 1
Eine Tora für den König Talmai: Untersuchungen zum Übersetzungsverständnis in der jüdisch-hellenistischen und rabbinischen Literatur
Eine Tora für den König Talmai: Untersuchungen zum Übersetzungsverständnis in der jüdisch-hellenistischen und rabbinischen Literatur
Magie und Halakha: Ansätze zu einem empirischen Wissenschaftsbegriff im spätantiken und frühmittelalterlichen Judentum
Magie und Halakha. Ansätze zu einem empirischen Wissenschaftsbegriff im spätantiken und frühmittelalterlichen Judentum
Magische Texte aus der Kairoer Geniza: Band 2
Magische Texte aus der Kairoer Geniza. Band 2
The Rabbis and Pliny the Elder: Jewish and Greco-Roman Attitudes toward Magic and Empirical Knowledge
Giuseppe Veltri, The Rabbis and Pliny the Elder: Jewish and Greco-Roman Attitudes toward Magic and Empirical Knowledge, Poetics Today, Vol. 19, No. 1, Hellenism and Hebraism Reconsidered: The Poetics of Cultural Influence and Exchange I (Spring, 1998), pp. 63-89
Magie und Halakha: Ansätze zu einem empirischen Wissenschaftsbegriff im spätantiken und frühmittelalterlichen Judentum
Jews and Judaism in Goethe's Esthetical and Reactionary World: A Typological Study
In the period spanning the late 19th and the early 20th centuries a huge number of articles and books on "Goethe and Judaism" were published in Germany. Their authors were Jews and Germans, their tenor accordingly apologetic or anti (philo)-Semitic. Astonishingly the evidence indicates that the German and Jewish interest in Goethe's views on Jewish traditions and way of life was out of all proportion to what Goethe's interest in Judaism had been …
Gottes Sprache in der philologischen Werkstatt: Hebraistik vom 15. bis zum 19. Jahrhundert
The study of the Hebrew language in Protestant Europe initiated the development of modern philology. Christian theology and Jewish tradition fostered Christian Hebraism, which functioned as a catalyst for many subjects in the humanities. This volume presents the results of a conference held in Wittenberg in October 2002. It evaluates the history of Christian Hebraism, from Jewish grammatical works up to the Hebrew training of Protestant missionar…
Die Hebraistik in Wittenberg (1502–1813): Von der „Lingua Sacra“ zur Semitistik
Imagining nanotechnology: Cultural support for technological innovation in Europe and the United States
This paper compares public perceptions of technologies in the United States and Europe. Asked whether nanotechnology will improve our way of life, 50 percent of the US sample say “yes” and 35 percent say “don’t know.” The European figures are almost the mirror image, 29 percent saying “yes” and 53 percent saying “don’t know.” People in the US are also more optimistic than Europeans about eight more familiar technologies. We suggest that people in…
Cultural Intermediaries: Jewish Intellectuals in Early Modern Italy
Italy in Chiaroscuro: The dark shadows of modern Italian society
Italy's incapacity of dealing with an increasing decline should be attributed to a number of chronic problems, not only economic ones, which have never been seriously faced by Italian society and politics. Despite the frequent presence of these issues in public discourse, a lack of analytical commitment has favoured a superficial and rhetorical engagement. A common theme of incompleteness in the attempts at applying a solution unifies different p…
Jewish political theories in the Renaissance and the early modern period
Renaissance Philosophy in Jewish Garb: Foundations and Challenges in Judaism on the Eve of Modernity
The book deals with the coordinates of “modernity” as premises of Jewish philosophy in the Renaissance and early modern period.
The Jewish Body: Corporeality, Society, and Identity in the Renaissance and Early Modern Period
CONTENTS Introduction PART 1 THE BODY IN HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL CONTEXT The Rise of the Body in Early Modern Jewish Society: The Italian Case Study Roni Weinstein Jewish Bodies and Renaissance Melancholy: Culture and the City in Italy and the Ottoman Empire Eleazar Gutwirth Den ikh bin treyfe gevezn: Body Perceptions in Seventeenth-Century Jewish Autobiographical Texts Maria Diemling Who Knows What the Cause Is?: Natural and Unnatural Causes for I…
Preuve et plausibilité: Réflexions sur la magie à partir du livre de Ariel Toaff
La magie est un domaine du savoir ou de l’illusion de savoir qui va au-delà de toutes les barrières du temps et des cultures. Elle possède une dynamique d’infiltration ethnique et géographique qui dépasse les obstacles posés par le temps, la religion ou la langue. Prouver, donc, à l’aide de la méthode historique, la naissance d’une croyance magique est difficile ; un texte ou une tradition magiques ne peuvent généralement pas être circonscrits hi…
The last will and testament of Simone Luzzatto (1583?‐1663) and the only known manuscript of the Discorso (1638) Newly discovered manuscripts from the state archive of Venice and the Marciana library,…
The State Archive of Venice and the Marciana Library (Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana) are a veritable treasure house for documenting Jewish life in Venice in past centuries. As result of a recent research visit by Gianfranco Miletto to the former state of the Serenissima, the last will and testament of the famous Rabbi and philosopher Simone Luzzatto came to light.1 In addition to this, Guido Bartolucci discovered the perhaps only extant manuscrip…
Rabbi Judah Moscato and the Jewish Intellectual World of Mantua in the 16th-17th Centuries
Judah ben Joseph Moscato (c.1533–1590) was one of the most distinguished rabbis, authors, and preachers of the Italian-Jewish Renaissance. This volume is a record of the proceedings of an international conference, organized by the Institute of Jewish Studies at Halle-Wittenberg (Germany), and Mantua’s State Archives. It consists of contributions on Moscato and the intellectual world in Mantua during the 16th and 17th centuries.
Hebrew Studies in Wittenberg (1502–1813): From Lingua Sacra to Semitic Studies
The beginnings of the study of the Hebrew language in Wittenberg go back to the very first years of the university’s establishment and are associated with the initiatives of several scholars dealing with humanistic studies at the time. Through developing the study in three ancient languages, in keeping with the ideal of a complete humanistic erudition, Wittenberg perceived an opportunity to carve a niche of excellence for itself vis-à-vis the old…
Academic Debates on the Jews in Wittenberg: The Protestant Literature on Rituals, the Dissertationes and the Writings of the Hebraists Theodor Dassow and Andreas Sennert
Of not little interest is a phenomenon which touched upon Protestant academies in the seventeenth–eighteenth century and their teaching and research: the Protestant academic interest in Hebrew and Jewish studies as shown by the dissertationes , the typical academic place to be taken as indicator of the main stream and major trends of this era. We have a huge number of still unexplored dissertations on Jews, Judaism and Hebrew languages in univers…
Viva la Nano-Revolución! A Semantic Analysis of the Spanish National Press
This study analyzes nanotechnology’s anchoring and codification in the Spanish national press to determine the thematic contexts in which this technology has been discussed. Latent semantic analysis was applied to identify themes based on semantic clusters and their longitudinal evolution. This analysis was carried out on a corpus of more than 600 articles from the most prominent Spanish national newspapers and includes articles from 1997 to 2009…
Information flows and centrality among elite European newspapers
Combining citations and network analysis, this study examines information flows between 10 European elite newspapers from 2000 to 2009 and identifies this network’s most central actors, sub-groups and structural features. At the same time, the article contributes to the literature with an alternative and network approach to the study of the European public sphere. Results indicate that The Times and The Guardian are the most quoted by other forei…
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