Paolo Tripodi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 244343 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Paolo Tripodi |
| PRENOMES | Paolo |
| SOBRENOME | Tripodi |
| ASSINATURA | TRIPODI P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Turin |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2972-9546 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1998 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Leaving behind (or not). Abandonment practices and selected assemblages at Middle Bronze Age Erimi‐Laonin tou Porakou
According to scholar discussion, the decision to take or to leave objects from a settlement is crucial when its abandonment is planned and the return is not anticipated. This kind of decision depends on multiple factors, such as dimensions, weight, absence of damages or repairs, means of transportation, distance to the new settlement, and ritual practices. The aim of this paper is to present a comparative analysis of the material assemblage disco…
“It Would be Helpful to Know Which Textbook Teaches the ‘Dialectic’ he Advocates.” Inserting Lukács into the Neurath–Horkheimer Debate
The present article aims at providing some clarification on the Horkheimer-Neurath 1937 debate, so as to make three main claims: (a) around 1937 (even though perhaps neither in the early 1930s, at the time of his review of Mannheim’s Ideology and Utopia , nor after the Second World War, at the time of Adorno’s disenchanted statement, “the whole is the false”), Horkheimer belonged to the Hegelian-Marxist tradition stemming from Lukács’s History an…
Future Warfare and Responsibility Management in the AI-based Military Decision-making Process
The application of artificial intelligence (AI) technology for military use is growing fast. As a result, autonomous weapon systems have been able to erode humans’ decision-making power. Once such weapons have been deployed, humans will not be able to change or abort their targets. Although autonomous weapons have a significant decision-making power, currently they are not able to make ethical choices. This article focuses on the ethical implicat…
When philosophy (of science) meets formal methods
The article investigates what happens when philosophy (of science) meets and begins to establish connections with two formal research methods such as game theory and network science. We use citation analysis to identify, among the articles published in Synthese and Philosophy of Science between 1985 and 2021, those that cite the specialistic literature in game theory and network science. Then, we investigate the structure of the two corpora thus …
Logic in analytic philosophy
Casualties of Their Own Success
This article explores the individual, situational, and system roles influencing the 2011 incident in which a small unit of US Marine scout snipers urinated on three Taliban corpses. Without absolving individual responsibility, the authors emphasize a strong command climate is the most important influence behind ethical and professional behavior
Conceptual Mediation
In the 1780s the anatomist Vincenzo Malacarne discussed the possibility of testing experimentally whether experience can induce significant changes in the brain. Malacarne imagined taking two littermate animals and giving intensive training to one while the other received none, then dissecting their brains to see whether the trained animal had more folds in the cerebellum than the untrained one. This experimental design somewhat anticipated one u…
A Myth to Kill a Myth? On M c D owell's Interpretation of Sellars' E mpiricism and the P hilosophy of M ind
According to M c D owell, in E mpiricism and the P hilosophy of M ind the myth of J ones has the purpose of completing the account of experience that Sellars needs to argue against traditional empiricism. In particular, on M c D owell's view the myth of Jones should explain how to conceive of non‐inferentially knowable experiences as containing propositional claims. This article argues that the myth of J ones does not succeed in providing such an…
L'antifondazionalismo e il mito di Jones. Brandom e McDowell interpreti di Sellars
L'argomento di Sellars contro il fondazionalismo empiristico dipende, in , dalla concezione dell'esperienza osservativa da lui fornita. Da un lato, McDowell mette in luce, contro Brandom, che Sellars non riesce a giustificare pienamente la sua concezione dell'esperienza osservativa fino a quando non ha discusso, alla fine del saggio, l'esperimento mentale del mito di Jones. Dall'altro lato, come Brandom afferma contro McDowell, (l'epilogo de) il …
Peacekeepers, HIV and the Role of Masculinity in Military Behaviour
Both international peacekeeping missions and the HIV/AIDS pandemic have featured at large in global discourse since the end of the cold war. Nearly two decades later the security implications of the pandemic have been linked to peacekeeping missions, suggesting a need for epidemiological evidence and behavioural analysis to account for that link. This essay examines the role of masculinity in military culture and links this to peacekeepers' behav…
When Peacekeepers Fail Thousands are Going to Die. The ETO in Rwanda
As Colonel Marchal sat down in his office at the Kanombe Airport in Kigali to write a note for General Dallaire informing him of Brussels’ decision to withdraw the Belgian contingent from Rwanda, t
HIV/Aids, Peacekeeping and Conflict Crises in Africa
This article investigates the impact of the spread of HIV/AIDS on the African military and its ability to act as an effective instrument of conflict resolution in the continent. The capacity of African militaries is particularly important at a time when major powers are reluctant to engage in greater peacekeeping operations in the region. The widespread prevalence of HIV among military personnel threatens political and social stability more gener…
Peacekeepers of the twenty-first century
The proliferation and changing nature of peace support operations has placed demands on the military for which they were ill prepared. In some cases, soldiers ‘equipped’ with a strong warfighting ethos were simply unable to deal with complex emergencies and humanitarian roles. Some of the world's best military units often found peacekeeping duties inadequate for the training they had received and because of the vocation that motivated them to enl…
General Matthei's refelation and Chile's role during the Falklands War
Chile's controversial and little known role in the Flaklands Islands War has been the subject of much speculation. Recently, retired General Fernando Matthei, a former member of Chile's military regime and Commander-in-Chif of the Air Force, revealed key details about Chilean support of the British Task Force in the South Atlantic. This article analyses Matthei's statement and offers an initial assessment of the imapct of Chile's contribution to …
Operation Alba
A major challenge for the international community is to understand when peace support operations are required, appropriate and justified. The euphoria of the early 1990s - when momentous changes in international structures generated the view that the deployment of a handful of 'blue helmets' could provide peace and stability everywhere in the world - is over. Today states are increasingly inclined to consider whether direct military intervention …
The Global Impact of HIV/Aids on Peace Support Operations
The spread of HIV/AIDS poses a looming threat to global security as it ravages military forces in the developing world and destabiliZes entire nations. Although the connection between disease and global security is indirect, it is nonetheless real. This article investigates the unique relationship between peacekeeping and HIV/AIDS. It shows how the spread of the disease among African militaries has affected states' stability and also their capabi…
Peacekeeping
The Colonial Legacy in Somalia
The Colonial Legacy in Somalia is an investigation into the relationship between Rome and Mogadishu, from the period of colonial administration to the recent dramatic events of Operation Restore Hope
Conscripts and Humanitarian Intervention
Back to the Horn
Somalia today offers a scene of self-destruction almost beyond description. Somali society has torn itself in pieces, not only because the institutions set in place in 1960 gave play to the rivalries of clan-structured society but, worse, impelled these rivalries with new methods and resources. So that within a few years of independence, this Somalia claimed to possess no fewer than sixty parliamentary parties, none of which was or in reality cou…
The Colonial Legacy in Somalia, Rome and Mogadishu
Foreword Preface Introduction Historical Perspective on Italian Colonialism Italy and the Administration of Somalia: a Difficult Mandate AFIS: Two Difficult Tasks - Democratisation and Somalisation Co-operation and Diplomacy Mogadishu versus the World Conclusions Bibliography Index
Italy and Somalia
The Global Impact of HIV/Aids on Peace Support Operations
The spread of HIV/AIDS poses a looming threat to global security as it ravages military forces in the developing world and destabiliZes entire nations. Although the connection between disease and global security is indirect, it is nonetheless real. This article investigates the unique relationship between peacekeeping and HIV/AIDS. It shows how the spread of the disease among African militaries has affected states' stability and also their capabi…
The Colonial Legacy in Somalia, Rome and Mogadishu
Foreword Preface Introduction Historical Perspective on Italian Colonialism Italy and the Administration of Somalia: a Difficult Mandate AFIS: Two Difficult Tasks - Democratisation and Somalisation Co-operation and Diplomacy Mogadishu versus the World Conclusions Bibliography Index
Logic in analytic philosophy
The Colonial Legacy in Somalia
The Colonial Legacy in Somalia is an investigation into the relationship between Rome and Mogadishu, from the period of colonial administration to the recent dramatic events of Operation Restore Hope
Operation Alba
A major challenge for the international community is to understand when peace support operations are required, appropriate and justified. The euphoria of the early 1990s - when momentous changes in international structures generated the view that the deployment of a handful of 'blue helmets' could provide peace and stability everywhere in the world - is over. Today states are increasingly inclined to consider whether direct military intervention …
Peacekeeping
Peacekeepers, HIV and the Role of Masculinity in Military Behaviour
Both international peacekeeping missions and the HIV/AIDS pandemic have featured at large in global discourse since the end of the cold war. Nearly two decades later the security implications of the pandemic have been linked to peacekeeping missions, suggesting a need for epidemiological evidence and behavioural analysis to account for that link. This essay examines the role of masculinity in military culture and links this to peacekeepers' behav…
General Matthei's refelation and Chile's role during the Falklands War
Chile's controversial and little known role in the Flaklands Islands War has been the subject of much speculation. Recently, retired General Fernando Matthei, a former member of Chile's military regime and Commander-in-Chif of the Air Force, revealed key details about Chilean support of the British Task Force in the South Atlantic. This article analyses Matthei's statement and offers an initial assessment of the imapct of Chile's contribution to …
When philosophy (of science) meets formal methods
The article investigates what happens when philosophy (of science) meets and begins to establish connections with two formal research methods such as game theory and network science. We use citation analysis to identify, among the articles published in Synthese and Philosophy of Science between 1985 and 2021, those that cite the specialistic literature in game theory and network science. Then, we investigate the structure of the two corpora thus …
When Peacekeepers Fail Thousands are Going to Die. The ETO in Rwanda
As Colonel Marchal sat down in his office at the Kanombe Airport in Kigali to write a note for General Dallaire informing him of Brussels’ decision to withdraw the Belgian contingent from Rwanda, t
Peacekeepers of the twenty-first century
The proliferation and changing nature of peace support operations has placed demands on the military for which they were ill prepared. In some cases, soldiers ‘equipped’ with a strong warfighting ethos were simply unable to deal with complex emergencies and humanitarian roles. Some of the world's best military units often found peacekeeping duties inadequate for the training they had received and because of the vocation that motivated them to enl…
Italy and Somalia
The Colonial Legacy in Somalia
The Colonial Legacy in Somalia is an investigation into the relationship between Rome and Mogadishu, from the period of colonial administration to the recent dramatic events of Operation Restore Hope
Conscripts and Humanitarian Intervention
Back to the Horn
Somalia today offers a scene of self-destruction almost beyond description. Somali society has torn itself in pieces, not only because the institutions set in place in 1960 gave play to the rivalries of clan-structured society but, worse, impelled these rivalries with new methods and resources. So that within a few years of independence, this Somalia claimed to possess no fewer than sixty parliamentary parties, none of which was or in reality cou…
The Colonial Legacy in Somalia, Rome and Mogadishu
Foreword Preface Introduction Historical Perspective on Italian Colonialism Italy and the Administration of Somalia: a Difficult Mandate AFIS: Two Difficult Tasks - Democratisation and Somalisation Co-operation and Diplomacy Mogadishu versus the World Conclusions Bibliography Index
Peacekeeping
Operation Alba
A major challenge for the international community is to understand when peace support operations are required, appropriate and justified. The euphoria of the early 1990s - when momentous changes in international structures generated the view that the deployment of a handful of 'blue helmets' could provide peace and stability everywhere in the world - is over. Today states are increasingly inclined to consider whether direct military intervention …
The Global Impact of HIV/Aids on Peace Support Operations
The spread of HIV/AIDS poses a looming threat to global security as it ravages military forces in the developing world and destabiliZes entire nations. Although the connection between disease and global security is indirect, it is nonetheless real. This article investigates the unique relationship between peacekeeping and HIV/AIDS. It shows how the spread of the disease among African militaries has affected states' stability and also their capabi…
Peacekeepers of the twenty-first century
The proliferation and changing nature of peace support operations has placed demands on the military for which they were ill prepared. In some cases, soldiers ‘equipped’ with a strong warfighting ethos were simply unable to deal with complex emergencies and humanitarian roles. Some of the world's best military units often found peacekeeping duties inadequate for the training they had received and because of the vocation that motivated them to enl…
General Matthei's refelation and Chile's role during the Falklands War
Chile's controversial and little known role in the Flaklands Islands War has been the subject of much speculation. Recently, retired General Fernando Matthei, a former member of Chile's military regime and Commander-in-Chif of the Air Force, revealed key details about Chilean support of the British Task Force in the South Atlantic. This article analyses Matthei's statement and offers an initial assessment of the imapct of Chile's contribution to …
HIV/Aids, Peacekeeping and Conflict Crises in Africa
This article investigates the impact of the spread of HIV/AIDS on the African military and its ability to act as an effective instrument of conflict resolution in the continent. The capacity of African militaries is particularly important at a time when major powers are reluctant to engage in greater peacekeeping operations in the region. The widespread prevalence of HIV among military personnel threatens political and social stability more gener…
When Peacekeepers Fail Thousands are Going to Die. The ETO in Rwanda
As Colonel Marchal sat down in his office at the Kanombe Airport in Kigali to write a note for General Dallaire informing him of Brussels’ decision to withdraw the Belgian contingent from Rwanda, t
Peacekeepers, HIV and the Role of Masculinity in Military Behaviour
Both international peacekeeping missions and the HIV/AIDS pandemic have featured at large in global discourse since the end of the cold war. Nearly two decades later the security implications of the pandemic have been linked to peacekeeping missions, suggesting a need for epidemiological evidence and behavioural analysis to account for that link. This essay examines the role of masculinity in military culture and links this to peacekeepers' behav…
L'antifondazionalismo e il mito di Jones. Brandom e McDowell interpreti di Sellars
L'argomento di Sellars contro il fondazionalismo empiristico dipende, in , dalla concezione dell'esperienza osservativa da lui fornita. Da un lato, McDowell mette in luce, contro Brandom, che Sellars non riesce a giustificare pienamente la sua concezione dell'esperienza osservativa fino a quando non ha discusso, alla fine del saggio, l'esperimento mentale del mito di Jones. Dall'altro lato, come Brandom afferma contro McDowell, (l'epilogo de) il …
A Myth to Kill a Myth? On M c D owell's Interpretation of Sellars' E mpiricism and the P hilosophy of M ind
According to M c D owell, in E mpiricism and the P hilosophy of M ind the myth of J ones has the purpose of completing the account of experience that Sellars needs to argue against traditional empiricism. In particular, on M c D owell's view the myth of Jones should explain how to conceive of non‐inferentially knowable experiences as containing propositional claims. This article argues that the myth of J ones does not succeed in providing such an…
Conceptual Mediation
In the 1780s the anatomist Vincenzo Malacarne discussed the possibility of testing experimentally whether experience can induce significant changes in the brain. Malacarne imagined taking two littermate animals and giving intensive training to one while the other received none, then dissecting their brains to see whether the trained animal had more folds in the cerebellum than the untrained one. This experimental design somewhat anticipated one u…
Casualties of Their Own Success
This article explores the individual, situational, and system roles influencing the 2011 incident in which a small unit of US Marine scout snipers urinated on three Taliban corpses. Without absolving individual responsibility, the authors emphasize a strong command climate is the most important influence behind ethical and professional behavior
Logic in analytic philosophy
When philosophy (of science) meets formal methods
The article investigates what happens when philosophy (of science) meets and begins to establish connections with two formal research methods such as game theory and network science. We use citation analysis to identify, among the articles published in Synthese and Philosophy of Science between 1985 and 2021, those that cite the specialistic literature in game theory and network science. Then, we investigate the structure of the two corpora thus …
Future Warfare and Responsibility Management in the AI-based Military Decision-making Process
The application of artificial intelligence (AI) technology for military use is growing fast. As a result, autonomous weapon systems have been able to erode humans’ decision-making power. Once such weapons have been deployed, humans will not be able to change or abort their targets. Although autonomous weapons have a significant decision-making power, currently they are not able to make ethical choices. This article focuses on the ethical implicat…
Leaving behind (or not). Abandonment practices and selected assemblages at Middle Bronze Age Erimi‐Laonin tou Porakou
According to scholar discussion, the decision to take or to leave objects from a settlement is crucial when its abandonment is planned and the return is not anticipated. This kind of decision depends on multiple factors, such as dimensions, weight, absence of damages or repairs, means of transportation, distance to the new settlement, and ritual practices. The aim of this paper is to present a comparative analysis of the material assemblage disco…
“It Would be Helpful to Know Which Textbook Teaches the ‘Dialectic’ he Advocates.” Inserting Lukács into the Neurath–Horkheimer Debate
The present article aims at providing some clarification on the Horkheimer-Neurath 1937 debate, so as to make three main claims: (a) around 1937 (even though perhaps neither in the early 1930s, at the time of his review of Mannheim’s Ideology and Utopia , nor after the Second World War, at the time of Adorno’s disenchanted statement, “the whole is the false”), Horkheimer belonged to the Hegelian-Marxist tradition stemming from Lukács’s History an…
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