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Emanuela Susca

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ID8599644
NAMEEmanuela Susca
GIVEN NAMESEmanuela
FAMILY NAMESusca
SIGNATURESUSCA E
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Urbino
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX0
  • Putting Education Back at the Center

    Open Access•Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Journal of Social…•2023

    In this article, I address issues of inequality in Italy and, in particular, the role that education can play in fighting inequality. Moving beyond the nevertheless real problem of the scarcity of funds allocated by the Italian governments to education, I focus on the objectives that should inform spending criteria, thus emphasizing the importance of truly inclusive education, achievable through an ambitious path of comprehensive and incisive ref…

  • The Smart Society and Its Enemies. Meanings and Limits in the Criticism of Smartness

    Open Access•Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•SocietàMutamentoPolitica•2023

    Distancing myself from unreflective appropriations, in this article, I trace a brief history of smartness by dwelling mainly on the differentiation of smartness itself from intelligence, digitization or simple competitiveness to propose an idea that focuses on the integration of people, environment, and technologies. Moreover, after analyzing some not insignificant misgivings about the delimitation of places and relations, I offer some useful ele…

  • Not just political parties

    Open Access•Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Sociology•2023

    Best known for his contribution to elite theory through the formulation of the principle of oligarchy, Robert Michels pursued a critique of economic reductionism for decades. In this paper, I examine some significant passages from Michels' writings to clarify the significance of his criticism of the dominant economics of his time. This provides an overview of an author partly conditioned by his adherence to Italian fascism but still able to dista…

  • Ecologia sociale. La società dopo la pandemia, di Ambrogio Santambrogio

    Open Access•Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•Cambio Rivista sulle Trasformazioni…•2021

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  • Presentazione

    Open Access•Andrea Lombardinilo, Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•Quaderni di Sociologia•2021

    In occasione dei cento anni dalla pubblicazione, proponiamo una sezione dedicata a Trasformazione della democrazia, in cui Vilfredo Pareto raccolse una serie di articoli pubblicati tra il giugno e il dicembre 1920 sulla «Rivista di Milano». Edito nel 1921 da Corbaccio, Trasformazione della democrazia attesta il tentativo del sociologo di applicare le sue teorie a singoli casi di studio, in linea con quanto proposto alcuni anni prima nel Trattato …

  • Between internationalism and ‘will to power’

    Open Access•Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•Quaderni di Sociologia•2021

    The essay deals with the analysis of the international scene developed by Pareto in his Transformation of Democracy, with particular regard to the consequences of the First World War and the fragile balance following the peace treaties. More specifically, Pareto interpreted the recently ended conflict as a consequence of the imperialist policy pursued by the major European powers. He also saw two opposing universalistic platforms collide: that of…

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  • Ecologia sociale. La società dopo la pandemia, di Ambrogio Santambrogio

    Open Access•Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•Cambio Rivista sulle Trasformazioni…•2021

    .

  • Presentazione

    Open Access•Andrea Lombardinilo, Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•Quaderni di Sociologia•2021

    In occasione dei cento anni dalla pubblicazione, proponiamo una sezione dedicata a Trasformazione della democrazia, in cui Vilfredo Pareto raccolse una serie di articoli pubblicati tra il giugno e il dicembre 1920 sulla «Rivista di Milano». Edito nel 1921 da Corbaccio, Trasformazione della democrazia attesta il tentativo del sociologo di applicare le sue teorie a singoli casi di studio, in linea con quanto proposto alcuni anni prima nel Trattato …

  • Between internationalism and ‘will to power’

    Open Access•Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•Quaderni di Sociologia•2021

    The essay deals with the analysis of the international scene developed by Pareto in his Transformation of Democracy, with particular regard to the consequences of the First World War and the fragile balance following the peace treaties. More specifically, Pareto interpreted the recently ended conflict as a consequence of the imperialist policy pursued by the major European powers. He also saw two opposing universalistic platforms collide: that of…

  • Putting Education Back at the Center

    Open Access•Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•Mediterranean Journal of Social…•2023

    In this article, I address issues of inequality in Italy and, in particular, the role that education can play in fighting inequality. Moving beyond the nevertheless real problem of the scarcity of funds allocated by the Italian governments to education, I focus on the objectives that should inform spending criteria, thus emphasizing the importance of truly inclusive education, achievable through an ambitious path of comprehensive and incisive ref…

  • The Smart Society and Its Enemies. Meanings and Limits in the Criticism of Smartness

    Open Access•Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•SocietàMutamentoPolitica•2023

    Distancing myself from unreflective appropriations, in this article, I trace a brief history of smartness by dwelling mainly on the differentiation of smartness itself from intelligence, digitization or simple competitiveness to propose an idea that focuses on the integration of people, environment, and technologies. Moreover, after analyzing some not insignificant misgivings about the delimitation of places and relations, I offer some useful ele…

  • Not just political parties

    Open Access•Emanuela Susca•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Sociology•2023

    Best known for his contribution to elite theory through the formulation of the principle of oligarchy, Robert Michels pursued a critique of economic reductionism for decades. In this paper, I examine some significant passages from Michels' writings to clarify the significance of his criticism of the dominant economics of his time. This provides an overview of an author partly conditioned by his adherence to Italian fascism but still able to dista…

Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Democracy (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Criticism (2 works)

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