Assemblaggio multinazionale e strategie di affrancamento

Iannuzzi, Francesco E.; Sacchetto, Devi

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“…As per kinematics concerned, B/P bulges are further distinguished from the classical bulges, in that B/P bulges possess cylindrical rotation (Kormendy 1982), but see Williams et al (2011); Saha & Gerhard (2013) for exceptional cases. The kinematics of B/P structures including various projection effects in simulation of disk galaxies are discussed in depth by Debattista et al (2005); Iannuzzi & Athanassoula (2015). Fig.…”

Section: Kinematics Of the Composite Bulgementioning

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Lost in Secular Evolution: The Case of a Low-Mass Classical Bulge

Saha

2015

ApJ

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The existence of a classical bulge in disk galaxies holds important clue to the assembly history of galaxies. Finding observational evidence of very low mass classical bulges particularly in barred galaxies including our Milky Way, is a challenging task as the bar driven secular evolution might bring significant dynamical change to these bulges alongside the stellar disk.Using high-resolution N-body simulation, we show that if a cool stellar disk is assembled around a non-rotating low-mass classical bulge, the disk rapidly grows a strong bar within a few rotation time scales. Later, the bar driven secular process transform the initial classical bulge into a flattened rotating stellar system whose central part also have grown a bar-like component rotating in sync with the disk bar. During this time, a boxy/peanut (hereafter, B/P) bulge is formed via the buckling instability of the disk bar and the vertical extent of this B/P bulge being slightly higher than that of the classical bulge, it encompasses the whole classical bulge. The resulting composite bulge appears to be both photometrically and kinematically identical to a B/P bulge without any obvious signature of the classical component. Our analysis suggest that many barred galaxies in the local universe might be hiding such low-mass classical bulges. We suggest that stellar population and chemodynamical analysis might be required in establishing the evidence for such low-mass classical bulges.

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Section: Kinematics Of the Composite Bulgementioning

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Lost in Secular Evolution: The Case of a Low-Mass Classical Bulge

Saha

2015

ApJ

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“…On average, seasonal workers get unemployment for a period equal to about half the number of days worked. However, unlike in other contexts of Italian tourism characterised by short seasonal work periods (Iannuzzi and Sacchetto, 2016), the long high season in Venice mitigated the consequences of law changes for workers, preventing them from being left without income during the non-working periods.…”

Section: The Venice Hotel Industry and The Composition Of Its Workforcementioning

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“…To escape the sectors' low wages and difficult working conditions, they move to other sectors and/or engage in new migration experiences. A study carried out in an Italian tourist location (Iannuzzi and Sacchetto, 2016) demonstrated that migrant workers tended to change jobs after a relatively short period of employment in hotels to improve their working conditions, even when this implied moving into occupations dominated by low wages, such as domestic care.…”

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Local labour market segmentation and migrant workers’ experiences: The case of the hotel industry in Venice

Iannuzzi

2023

European Urban and Regional Studies

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Using Venice as a case study, this article seeks to analyse the experience of migrant workers in the hotel industry through a theoretical engagement with the local labour market segmentation approach. The global hotel industry relies on large numbers of migrant workers, who are often in their first job in the host context, as a solution to the problem of cyclical staff shortages. Previous studies have found that low barriers to entry into the sector and high staff turnover are the underlying reasons for this relationship. They have also shown that the same characteristics that make the hotel sector attractive to migrant workers also lead them to leave the industry shortly after entering it. However, this article reveals significant stability in the careers of migrants employed in Venetian hotels as well as heterogeneity in their individual experiences. Through identifying and analysing the factors underpinning the trajectories of these workers, the article emphasises the importance of local characteristics of production, consumption, institutional and welfare regulation patterns, workers’ social stratifications and strategies of social reproduction in shaping the relation between migrant workers and the local hotel industry.

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Regimi intersezionali di precarietà. Note a margine di una ricerca qualitativa sul grave sfruttamento del lavoro migrante in Liguria

Abbatecola,

Filippi

2024

Sociologia Del Lavoro

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Il dibattito accademico italiano e la ricerca sul Grave Sfruttamento Lavorativo (GSL) appaiono caratterizzati da diversi livelli di criticità, tra le quali la mancanza di una definizione condivisa del concetto di GSL e una sovra-rappresentazione delle ricerche sociologiche sulle forme di GSL legate alle agromafie e al caporalato nell'agricoltura del Sud del paese. A partire da queste considerazioni, il saggio intende offrire una proposta teorico-concettuale attraverso una definizione di Grave Sfruttamento Lavorativo da leggersi nell'ambito di una più ampia riflessione sui contestuali Regimi intersezionali di precarietà, per poi analizzare alcune dimensioni del Grave Sfruttamento Lavorativo di uomini migranti richiedenti asilo nelle cucine di alcuni ristoranti, luoghi isolati in cui lavoratrici e lavoratori spesso vanno incontro a forme di sfruttamento tanto radicali quanto difficili da riconoscere. Per fare ciò, partiremo dai principali risultati di una ricerca condotta all'interno della regione Liguria, nei difficili mesi della primavera del 2020, nell'ambito del progetto HTH - HOPE THIS HELP, costituito dalle realtà che, a livello regionale, sono impegnate nel contrasto alla tratta e allo sfruttamento. Dal punto di vista metodologico, sono state condotte ventitré interviste qualitative semi-strutturate a testimoni privilegiate/i e migranti.

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Assemblaggio multinazionale e strategie di affrancamento

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Lost in Secular Evolution: The Case of a Low-Mass Classical Bulge

Lost in Secular Evolution: The Case of a Low-Mass Classical Bulge

Local labour market segmentation and migrant workers’ experiences: The case of the hotel industry in Venice

Regimi intersezionali di precarietà. Note a margine di una ricerca qualitativa sul grave sfruttamento del lavoro migrante in Liguria

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