Degree Course: ECONOMIA DELL'AMBIENTE E DELLO SVILUPPO (DM 270) Syllabus for A.Y. 2012/2013

Italian version

comune

FIRST YEAR

First semester

Course	Credits	Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code	Contact Hours	Exercise Hours	Laboratory Hours	Personal Study Hours	Type of Activity	Language
21201401 - ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (objectives) ANALISI DELLA MODELLISTICA MACROECONOMICA RELATIVA ALLE INTERAZIONI DINAMICHE TRA SISTEMI ECONOMICI E SISTEMI NATURALI. - SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus) Part 1: Introduction to the theory of dynamic systems The concept of system. Modeling. Direct problem and inverse problem in modeling. Meaning and value of the models. Abstract oriented systems. The specification of the mode of action of a system. Purely algebraic systems and dynamic systems. Linearity in models. Linear specification of the mode of action in differential form. The mode of action in integral form. Interconnection of systems. The structure matrix. Role of the structure matrix in determining the mode of action of a system. Non-linearity, chaotic dynamics and complexity. Part 2: Multisectoral models of relations between the economic system and the natural environment The NAMEA. Satellite accounts in green accounting. Multidimensional environmental impact indicators. The Leontief Input-Output model with polluting emissions. The Leontief Input-Output model with de-polluting activities. The price equations. Environmental modeling in general economic equilibrium. CGE models. Social and environmental accounting matrices. Dynamic multisectoral models. Accumulation of capital and environment. Reproducibility of systems and sustainability. Balanced growth of economic and polluting activities and sustainable development. Part 3: Synthetic indicators of environmental impact and demographic dynamics IPAT. The Ecological Footprint. The Carrying Capacity of natural systems. The ecological deficit. The curve of environmental Kuznets. The demographic system. Maltusian growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Logical growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Carrying Capacity, subsistence, capital accumulation and technological development. Part 4: Aggregate patterns of economic growth with environmental constraints Intertemporal choices and excellent growth paths. The functional goals. Technological and natural constraints. Solow model with natural resources. The concept of resilience and the model of Common and Perrings. The endogenous growth model of Smulders and Gradus. The DICE model by Nordhaus. The RICE model. Hope's PAGE model and the Stern Review. Intertemporal choices in conditions of uncertainty. Game theory and environmental policies. Collective choices, cooperative games and negotiating processes in multilateral environmental agreements. (reference books) PARTE 1 SCARANO G., TEORIA MATEMATICA DEI SISTEMI, DISPENSE DIDATTICHE. LUNGHINI G., "NOTE SUL CONCETTO DI STRUTTURA", L'INDUSTRIA, 4, 1965. BERTUGLIA C. S., VAIO F., NON LINEARITÀ, CAOS, COMPLESSITÀ. LA DINAMICHE DEI SISTEMI NATURALI E SOCIALI, BOLLATI BORINGHIERI, TORINO, 2003. ISRAEL G., MODELLI MATEMATICI, MUZIO, ROMA, 2002. PARTE 2 D’ANTONIO M., “L’INTERDIPENDENZA TRA ECONOMIA E AMBIENTE. UN’ANALISI APPLICATA ALL’ITALIA”, WORKING PAPERS N.21, DIPARTIMENTO DIECONOMIA, UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI ROMA TRE, 2001. SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAP.12. D’ANTONIO M., ANALISI DELLE INTERDIPENDENZE SETTORIALI. TEORIA E APPLICAZIONI EMPIRICHE, LIGUORI, NAPOLI, 1980, CAPP. 1-2. PIREDDU G., ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE. UN’INTRODUZIONE IN EQUILIBRIO GENERALE, APOGEO, 2002. LEONTIEF W., “ENVIRONMENTAL REPERCUSSIONS AND THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE: AN INPUT-OUTPUT APPROACH”, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, VOL. 52, NO. 3 (AUG., 1970), PP. 262-271. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION AND TECHNICAL CONDITIONS ALONG SUSTAINABLE GROWTH PATHS”, 20TH EAEPE CONFERENCE -LABOUR, INSTITUTIONS AND GROWTH IN A GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY. 6-8 NOVEMBER 2008. UN, EC, IMF, OECD AND WB (2003), INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC ACCOUNTING 2003, ST/ESA/STATSER.F/61/REV.1 PARTE 3 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8, 9. DE SANTIS G., DEMOGRAFIA ECONOMICA, IL MULINO, BOLOGNA, 1997, CAPP. 1-2. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS AND ENVIRONMENT”, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, VOLUME 8, 4, 2008. PARTE 4 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8 ROMER D., ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS. NEW YORK, NY: MCGRAW-HILL, INC., 2001, CAP. 1. SOLOW R. M., “INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY AND EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES”, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, VOL. 41, 1974, PP. 29-45. COMMON M. AND PERRINGS C., 1992. “TOWARDS AN ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABILITY”, ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, 6, PP. 7-34. SMULDERS S., GRADUS R., “POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND LONG-TERM GROWTH”, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, 12, 1996, PP. 505-532. NORDHAUS W. D., “AN OPTIMAL TRANSITION PATH FOR CONTROLLING GREENHOUSE GASES”, SCIENCE, 258, 1992. HOPE C., “THE MARGINAL IMPACT OF CO2 FROM PAGE2002: AN INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT MODEL INCORPORATING THE IPCC’S FIVE REASONS FOR CONCERN”, THE INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT JOURNAL, VOL. 6, 2006.	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201407 - MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives) THE COURSE PROVIDES THE TOOLS TO FACE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS PROBLEMS WITH UNCONSTRAINED AND CONSTRAINED OPTIMIZATION FOR FUNCTIONS IN SEVERAL VARIABLES, LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS AND DUAL PROBLEMS, VECTORIAL PROGRAMMING, OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS ON GRAPHS AND STANDARD STOCHASTIC PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS. THE DISCUSSION OF IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES IS CARRIED OUT IN THE COMPUTER LABORATORY.
21201407-2 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI - CENCI MARISA (syllabus) Introduction to Linear Programming Solving Linear Programming Problems: The Simplex Method Duality Theory and Sensitivity Analysis Other Algorithms for Linear Programming The Transportation and Assignment Problems Network Optimization Models Project Management with PERT/CPM Integer Programming Nonlinear Programming Inventory Theory (reference books) Hillier F.S., Lieberman G.j., “Introduction to operations research” 8th edition MC graw hill 2004. CHAPTER 1, CHAPTER 3, CHAPTER 4, CHAPTER 6, CHAPTER 7, CHAPTER 8, CHAPTER 9, CHAPTER 10, CHAPTER 12,CHAPTER 13,CHAPTER 19 (Only :19.1, 19.2, 19.3, 19.4)	6	SECS-S/06	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201407-1 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI 2 - CESARONE FRANCESCO	3	SECS-S/06	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201701 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (FOOD SECURITY FOR DEVELOPMENT) - DE MURO PASQUALE	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Elective activities	ITA
21201479 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (LANGUAGES, INFORMATICS OR INTERNSHIPS)	6		-	-	-	-	Other activities	ITA

Second semester

Course	Credits	Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code	Contact Hours	Exercise Hours	Laboratory Hours	Personal Study Hours	Type of Activity	Language
21201508 - I.T.: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY (objectives) IL CORSO MIRA A FORNIRE AGLI STUDENTI LE CONOSCENZE BASI DEL SOFTWARE STATISTICO R. OBIETTIVO FINALE DEL CORSO È QUELLO DI FAR SI CHE GLI STUDENTI ALLA FINE DELL’ATTIVITÀ DIDATTICA SIANO IN POSSESSO DI CONOSCENZE TALI DA PERMETTERE LORO DI ESEGUIRE ALCUNE TRA LE PRINCIPALI APPLICAZIONI STATISTICHE E, IN CASO DI APPLICAZIONI NON SVILUPPATE ALL’INTERNO DEL CORSO, DI POTER APPRENDERE AUTONOMAMENTE LE CONOSCENZE NECESSARIE ALLO SVILUPPO DI TALI APPLICAZIONI. - SOLARI FABRIZIO	3	INF/01	25	-	-	-	Other activities	ITA
21201511 - I.T.: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY (objectives) IL CORSO MIRA A FORNIRE AGLI STUDENTI LE CONOSCENZE BASI DEL SOFTWARE STATISTICO R. OBIETTIVO FINALE DEL CORSO È QUELLO DI FAR SI CHE GLI STUDENTI ALLA FINE DELL’ATTIVITÀ DIDATTICA SIANO IN POSSESSO DI CONOSCENZE TALI DA PERMETTERE LORO DI ESEGUIRE ALCUNE TRA LE PRINCIPALI APPLICAZIONI STATISTICHE E, IN CASO DI APPLICAZIONI NON SVILUPPATE ALL’INTERNO DEL CORSO, DI POTER APPRENDERE AUTONOMAMENTE LE CONOSCENZE NECESSARIE ALLO SVILUPPO DI TALI APPLICAZIONI. - SOLARI FABRIZIO	6	INF/01	40	-	-	-	Other activities	ITA
21201479 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (LANGUAGES, INFORMATICS OR INTERNSHIPS)	6		-	-	-	-	Other activities	ITA

SECOND YEAR

First semester

Course	Credits	Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code	Contact Hours	Exercise Hours	Laboratory Hours	Personal Study Hours	Type of Activity	Language
21201401 - ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (objectives) ANALISI DELLA MODELLISTICA MACROECONOMICA RELATIVA ALLE INTERAZIONI DINAMICHE TRA SISTEMI ECONOMICI E SISTEMI NATURALI. - SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus) Part 1: Introduction to the theory of dynamic systems The concept of system. Modeling. Direct problem and inverse problem in modeling. Meaning and value of the models. Abstract oriented systems. The specification of the mode of action of a system. Purely algebraic systems and dynamic systems. Linearity in models. Linear specification of the mode of action in differential form. The mode of action in integral form. Interconnection of systems. The structure matrix. Role of the structure matrix in determining the mode of action of a system. Non-linearity, chaotic dynamics and complexity. Part 2: Multisectoral models of relations between the economic system and the natural environment The NAMEA. Satellite accounts in green accounting. Multidimensional environmental impact indicators. The Leontief Input-Output model with polluting emissions. The Leontief Input-Output model with de-polluting activities. The price equations. Environmental modeling in general economic equilibrium. CGE models. Social and environmental accounting matrices. Dynamic multisectoral models. Accumulation of capital and environment. Reproducibility of systems and sustainability. Balanced growth of economic and polluting activities and sustainable development. Part 3: Synthetic indicators of environmental impact and demographic dynamics IPAT. The Ecological Footprint. The Carrying Capacity of natural systems. The ecological deficit. The curve of environmental Kuznets. The demographic system. Maltusian growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Logical growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Carrying Capacity, subsistence, capital accumulation and technological development. Part 4: Aggregate patterns of economic growth with environmental constraints Intertemporal choices and excellent growth paths. The functional goals. Technological and natural constraints. Solow model with natural resources. The concept of resilience and the model of Common and Perrings. The endogenous growth model of Smulders and Gradus. The DICE model by Nordhaus. The RICE model. Hope's PAGE model and the Stern Review. Intertemporal choices in conditions of uncertainty. Game theory and environmental policies. Collective choices, cooperative games and negotiating processes in multilateral environmental agreements. (reference books) PARTE 1 SCARANO G., TEORIA MATEMATICA DEI SISTEMI, DISPENSE DIDATTICHE. LUNGHINI G., "NOTE SUL CONCETTO DI STRUTTURA", L'INDUSTRIA, 4, 1965. BERTUGLIA C. S., VAIO F., NON LINEARITÀ, CAOS, COMPLESSITÀ. LA DINAMICHE DEI SISTEMI NATURALI E SOCIALI, BOLLATI BORINGHIERI, TORINO, 2003. ISRAEL G., MODELLI MATEMATICI, MUZIO, ROMA, 2002. PARTE 2 D’ANTONIO M., “L’INTERDIPENDENZA TRA ECONOMIA E AMBIENTE. UN’ANALISI APPLICATA ALL’ITALIA”, WORKING PAPERS N.21, DIPARTIMENTO DIECONOMIA, UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI ROMA TRE, 2001. SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAP.12. D’ANTONIO M., ANALISI DELLE INTERDIPENDENZE SETTORIALI. TEORIA E APPLICAZIONI EMPIRICHE, LIGUORI, NAPOLI, 1980, CAPP. 1-2. PIREDDU G., ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE. UN’INTRODUZIONE IN EQUILIBRIO GENERALE, APOGEO, 2002. LEONTIEF W., “ENVIRONMENTAL REPERCUSSIONS AND THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE: AN INPUT-OUTPUT APPROACH”, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, VOL. 52, NO. 3 (AUG., 1970), PP. 262-271. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION AND TECHNICAL CONDITIONS ALONG SUSTAINABLE GROWTH PATHS”, 20TH EAEPE CONFERENCE -LABOUR, INSTITUTIONS AND GROWTH IN A GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY. 6-8 NOVEMBER 2008. UN, EC, IMF, OECD AND WB (2003), INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC ACCOUNTING 2003, ST/ESA/STATSER.F/61/REV.1 PARTE 3 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8, 9. DE SANTIS G., DEMOGRAFIA ECONOMICA, IL MULINO, BOLOGNA, 1997, CAPP. 1-2. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS AND ENVIRONMENT”, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, VOLUME 8, 4, 2008. PARTE 4 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8 ROMER D., ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS. NEW YORK, NY: MCGRAW-HILL, INC., 2001, CAP. 1. SOLOW R. M., “INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY AND EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES”, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, VOL. 41, 1974, PP. 29-45. COMMON M. AND PERRINGS C., 1992. “TOWARDS AN ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABILITY”, ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, 6, PP. 7-34. SMULDERS S., GRADUS R., “POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND LONG-TERM GROWTH”, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, 12, 1996, PP. 505-532. NORDHAUS W. D., “AN OPTIMAL TRANSITION PATH FOR CONTROLLING GREENHOUSE GASES”, SCIENCE, 258, 1992. HOPE C., “THE MARGINAL IMPACT OF CO2 FROM PAGE2002: AN INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT MODEL INCORPORATING THE IPCC’S FIVE REASONS FOR CONCERN”, THE INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT JOURNAL, VOL. 6, 2006.	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201407 - MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives) IL CORSO FORNISCE GLI STRUMENTI PER RISOLVERE IN AMBITO ECONOMICO ED AZIENDALE: PROBLEMI DI OTTIMIZZAZIONE LIBERA E VINCOLATA PER FUNZIONI IN PIÙ VARIABILI, PROBLEMI DI PROGRAMMAZIONE LINEARE E PROBLEMI DUALI, PROBLEMI DI PROGRAMMAZIONE VETTORIALE, PROBLEMI DI OTTIMIZZAZIONE SU GRAFI E PROBLEMI STANDARD DI PROGRAMMAZIONE STOCASTICA . LA TRATTAZIONE DEGLI ASPETTI APPLICATIVI È EFFETTUATA IN LABORATORIO.
21201407-2 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI - CENCI MARISA (syllabus) Introduction to Linear Programming Solving Linear Programming Problems: The Simplex Method Duality Theory and Sensitivity Analysis Other Algorithms for Linear Programming The Transportation and Assignment Problems Network Optimization Models Project Management with PERT/CPM Integer Programming Nonlinear Programming Inventory Theory (reference books) Hillier F.S., Lieberman G.j., “Introduction to operations research” 8th edition MC graw hill 2004. CHAPTER 1, CHAPTER 3, CHAPTER 4, CHAPTER 6, CHAPTER 7, CHAPTER 8, CHAPTER 9, CHAPTER 10, CHAPTER 12,CHAPTER 13,CHAPTER 19 (Only :19.1, 19.2, 19.3, 19.4)	6	SECS-S/06	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201407-1 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI 2 - CESARONE FRANCESCO	3	SECS-S/06	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201701 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (FOOD SECURITY FOR DEVELOPMENT) - DE MURO PASQUALE	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Elective activities	ITA

Second semester

Course	Credits	Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code	Contact Hours	Exercise Hours	Laboratory Hours	Personal Study Hours	Type of Activity	Language
21201508 - I.T.: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY (objectives) IL CORSO MIRA A FORNIRE AGLI STUDENTI LE CONOSCENZE BASI DEL SOFTWARE STATISTICO R. OBIETTIVO FINALE DEL CORSO È QUELLO DI FAR SI CHE GLI STUDENTI ALLA FINE DELL’ATTIVITÀ DIDATTICA SIANO IN POSSESSO DI CONOSCENZE TALI DA PERMETTERE LORO DI ESEGUIRE ALCUNE TRA LE PRINCIPALI APPLICAZIONI STATISTICHE E, IN CASO DI APPLICAZIONI NON SVILUPPATE ALL’INTERNO DEL CORSO, DI POTER APPRENDERE AUTONOMAMENTE LE CONOSCENZE NECESSARIE ALLO SVILUPPO DI TALI APPLICAZIONI. - SOLARI FABRIZIO	3	INF/01	25	-	-	-	Other activities	ITA

ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE

FIRST YEAR

First semester

Course

Credits

Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code

Contact Hours

Exercise Hours

Laboratory Hours

Personal Study Hours

Type of Activity

Language

21201401 - ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (objectives)

- SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus)

Part 1: Introduction to the theory of dynamic systems
The concept of system. Modeling. Direct problem and inverse problem in modeling. Meaning and value of the models. Abstract oriented systems. The specification of the mode of action of a system. Purely algebraic systems and dynamic systems. Linearity in models. Linear specification of the mode of action in differential form. The mode of action in integral form. Interconnection of systems. The structure matrix. Role of the structure matrix in determining the mode of action of a system. Non-linearity, chaotic dynamics and complexity.

Part 2: Multisectoral models of relations between the economic system and the natural environment
The NAMEA. Satellite accounts in green accounting. Multidimensional environmental impact indicators. The Leontief Input-Output model with polluting emissions. The Leontief Input-Output model with de-polluting activities. The price equations. Environmental modeling in general economic equilibrium. CGE models. Social and environmental accounting matrices. Dynamic multisectoral models. Accumulation of capital and environment. Reproducibility of systems and sustainability. Balanced growth of economic and polluting activities and sustainable development.

Part 3: Synthetic indicators of environmental impact and demographic dynamics IPAT. The Ecological Footprint. The Carrying Capacity of natural systems. The ecological deficit. The curve of environmental Kuznets. The demographic system. Maltusian growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Logical growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Carrying Capacity, subsistence, capital accumulation and technological development.

Part 4: Aggregate patterns of economic growth with environmental constraints
Intertemporal choices and excellent growth paths. The functional goals. Technological and natural constraints. Solow model with natural resources. The concept of resilience and the model of Common and Perrings. The endogenous growth model of Smulders and Gradus. The DICE model by Nordhaus. The RICE model. Hope's PAGE model and the Stern Review. Intertemporal choices in conditions of uncertainty. Game theory and environmental policies. Collective choices, cooperative games and negotiating processes in multilateral environmental agreements.

(reference books)

SECS-P/02

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201407 - MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives)

21201407-2 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI

- CENCI MARISA (syllabus) (reference books)

SECS-S/06

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201407-1 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI 2

- CESARONE FRANCESCO

SECS-S/06

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201701 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (FOOD SECURITY FOR DEVELOPMENT)

- DE MURO PASQUALE

SECS-P/02

Elective activities

ITA

21201708 - Agricultural systems and international relations

21201708-1 - SISTEMI AGRICOLI E RELAZIONI INTERNAZIONALI

- DE FILIPPIS FABRIZIO

SECS-P/02

Related or supplementary learning activities

ITA

21201708-2 - SISTEMI AGRICOLI E RELAZIONI INTERNAZIONALI

- FABIANI GUIDO

SECS-P/02

Related or supplementary learning activities

ITA

21201578 - SPANISH LANGUAGE PASS/FAIL CERTIFICATE

L-LIN/07

Final examination and foreign language test

ITA

21201473 - FINAL EXAM

Final examination and foreign language test

ITA

21201579 - TRAINING

Final examination and foreign language test

ITA

21201436 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (LANGUAGES, INFORMATICS OR INTERNSHIPS)

Elective activities

ITA

21201577 - FRENCH LANGUAGE PASS/FAIL CERTIFICATE

L-LIN/04

Final examination and foreign language test

ITA

21201576 - ENGLISH LANGUAGE PASS/FAIL CERTIFICATE

L-LIN/12

Final examination and foreign language test

ITA

21201479 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (LANGUAGES, INFORMATICS OR INTERNSHIPS)

Other activities

ITA

Optional group: ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE Orientamento unico 1° ANNO - UN INSEGNAMENTO A SCELTA TRA: - (show)

21201401 - ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (objectives) ANALISI DELLA MODELLISTICA MACROECONOMICA RELATIVA ALLE INTERAZIONI DINAMICHE TRA SISTEMI ECONOMICI E SISTEMI NATURALI. - SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus) Part 1: Introduction to the theory of dynamic systems The concept of system. Modeling. Direct problem and inverse problem in modeling. Meaning and value of the models. Abstract oriented systems. The specification of the mode of action of a system. Purely algebraic systems and dynamic systems. Linearity in models. Linear specification of the mode of action in differential form. The mode of action in integral form. Interconnection of systems. The structure matrix. Role of the structure matrix in determining the mode of action of a system. Non-linearity, chaotic dynamics and complexity. Part 2: Multisectoral models of relations between the economic system and the natural environment The NAMEA. Satellite accounts in green accounting. Multidimensional environmental impact indicators. The Leontief Input-Output model with polluting emissions. The Leontief Input-Output model with de-polluting activities. The price equations. Environmental modeling in general economic equilibrium. CGE models. Social and environmental accounting matrices. Dynamic multisectoral models. Accumulation of capital and environment. Reproducibility of systems and sustainability. Balanced growth of economic and polluting activities and sustainable development. Part 3: Synthetic indicators of environmental impact and demographic dynamics IPAT. The Ecological Footprint. The Carrying Capacity of natural systems. The ecological deficit. The curve of environmental Kuznets. The demographic system. Maltusian growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Logical growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Carrying Capacity, subsistence, capital accumulation and technological development. Part 4: Aggregate patterns of economic growth with environmental constraints Intertemporal choices and excellent growth paths. The functional goals. Technological and natural constraints. Solow model with natural resources. The concept of resilience and the model of Common and Perrings. The endogenous growth model of Smulders and Gradus. The DICE model by Nordhaus. The RICE model. Hope's PAGE model and the Stern Review. Intertemporal choices in conditions of uncertainty. Game theory and environmental policies. Collective choices, cooperative games and negotiating processes in multilateral environmental agreements. (reference books) PARTE 1 SCARANO G., TEORIA MATEMATICA DEI SISTEMI, DISPENSE DIDATTICHE. LUNGHINI G., "NOTE SUL CONCETTO DI STRUTTURA", L'INDUSTRIA, 4, 1965. BERTUGLIA C. S., VAIO F., NON LINEARITÀ, CAOS, COMPLESSITÀ. LA DINAMICHE DEI SISTEMI NATURALI E SOCIALI, BOLLATI BORINGHIERI, TORINO, 2003. ISRAEL G., MODELLI MATEMATICI, MUZIO, ROMA, 2002. PARTE 2 D’ANTONIO M., “L’INTERDIPENDENZA TRA ECONOMIA E AMBIENTE. UN’ANALISI APPLICATA ALL’ITALIA”, WORKING PAPERS N.21, DIPARTIMENTO DIECONOMIA, UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI ROMA TRE, 2001. SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAP.12. D’ANTONIO M., ANALISI DELLE INTERDIPENDENZE SETTORIALI. TEORIA E APPLICAZIONI EMPIRICHE, LIGUORI, NAPOLI, 1980, CAPP. 1-2. PIREDDU G., ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE. UN’INTRODUZIONE IN EQUILIBRIO GENERALE, APOGEO, 2002. LEONTIEF W., “ENVIRONMENTAL REPERCUSSIONS AND THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE: AN INPUT-OUTPUT APPROACH”, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, VOL. 52, NO. 3 (AUG., 1970), PP. 262-271. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION AND TECHNICAL CONDITIONS ALONG SUSTAINABLE GROWTH PATHS”, 20TH EAEPE CONFERENCE -LABOUR, INSTITUTIONS AND GROWTH IN A GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY. 6-8 NOVEMBER 2008. UN, EC, IMF, OECD AND WB (2003), INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC ACCOUNTING 2003, ST/ESA/STATSER.F/61/REV.1 PARTE 3 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8, 9. DE SANTIS G., DEMOGRAFIA ECONOMICA, IL MULINO, BOLOGNA, 1997, CAPP. 1-2. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS AND ENVIRONMENT”, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, VOLUME 8, 4, 2008. PARTE 4 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8 ROMER D., ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS. NEW YORK, NY: MCGRAW-HILL, INC., 2001, CAP. 1. SOLOW R. M., “INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY AND EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES”, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, VOL. 41, 1974, PP. 29-45. COMMON M. AND PERRINGS C., 1992. “TOWARDS AN ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABILITY”, ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, 6, PP. 7-34. SMULDERS S., GRADUS R., “POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND LONG-TERM GROWTH”, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, 12, 1996, PP. 505-532. NORDHAUS W. D., “AN OPTIMAL TRANSITION PATH FOR CONTROLLING GREENHOUSE GASES”, SCIENCE, 258, 1992. HOPE C., “THE MARGINAL IMPACT OF CO2 FROM PAGE2002: AN INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT MODEL INCORPORATING THE IPCC’S FIVE REASONS FOR CONCERN”, THE INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT JOURNAL, VOL. 6, 2006.	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201502 - ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS (objectives) INTRODUZIONE AI MODELLI E ALLE TEORIE CHE DESCRIVONO LE RELAZIONI TRA ATTIVITÀ ECONOMICHE E AMBIENTE NATURALE, L'USO RAZIONALE DELLE RISORSE NATURALI E GLI INTERVENTI PUBBLICI CORRETTIVI DEI FALLIMENTI DEL MERCATO CHE SI VERIFICANO IN TALI CONTESTI. - SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus) Introduction Nature and purposes of environmental economics. Environmental economics and ecological economics Economic systems and exosphere Socio-economic systems and ecosystems. Circular economic system and balance of materials. The environmental impact of economic activities. The dynamics of the demographic system: exponential growth and logistic growth. The dynamics of capital accumulation. Economic growth and environmental constraints. Management of natural resources The scarcity of natural resources. Renewable and non-renewable resources. The rational management of renewable resources. The Hotelling rule. Price path and rational management of non-renewable resources. Conservation, preservation and sustainability. The paradigms of sustainable development. The instruments of environmental regulation The determination of the optimal level of pollution. Taxes, standards and environmental subsidies. Comparative effectiveness of taxes and standards. Redistributive effects of environmental taxes. The failures of public intervention. The regulation of property rights and access to natural resources. The Coase theorem. Incentives and tradable permits. International agreements for sustainable development. Assessment methods for environmental assets The total economic value of environmental goods. The willingness to pay. The willingness to be compensated. Consumer surplus. The procedures for indirect estimation of the monetary value of environmental goods: hedonic price, contingent valuation and method of moving costs. (reference books) TESTI BASE ENDRES A., ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS. THEORY AND POLICY, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2011. SCARANO G., “OTTIMIZZAZIONE VINCOLATA E PREZZI OMBRA” (DISPENSA DIDATTICA) CALCIANO F., “TEORIA DEI GIOCHI E ACCORDI AMBIENTALI INTERNAZIONALI” (DISPENSA DIDATTICA) TESTI INTEGRATIVI PEARCE D. W., TURNER R. K., ECONOMIA DELLE RISORSE NATURALI E DELL'AMBIENTE, IL MULINO, FRANZINI M., MERCATO E POLITICHE PER L’AMBIENTE, CAROCCI, 2007. PANELLA G., ECONOMIA E POLITICHE DELL’AMBIENTE, CAROCCI, 2003. SCARANO G., “ATTIVITÀ ECONOMICHE E AMBIENTE: UN’INTERAZIONE COMPLESSA TRA SISTEMI DINAMICI”, LA QUESTIONE AGRARIA, 70, 1998. DE SANTIS G., DEMOGRAFIA ECONOMICA, IL MULINO, BOLOGNA, 1997, CAP. 1.	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

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21201401 - ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (objectives) ANALISI DELLA MODELLISTICA MACROECONOMICA RELATIVA ALLE INTERAZIONI DINAMICHE TRA SISTEMI ECONOMICI E SISTEMI NATURALI. - SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus) Part 1: Introduction to the theory of dynamic systems The concept of system. Modeling. Direct problem and inverse problem in modeling. Meaning and value of the models. Abstract oriented systems. The specification of the mode of action of a system. Purely algebraic systems and dynamic systems. Linearity in models. Linear specification of the mode of action in differential form. The mode of action in integral form. Interconnection of systems. The structure matrix. Role of the structure matrix in determining the mode of action of a system. Non-linearity, chaotic dynamics and complexity. Part 2: Multisectoral models of relations between the economic system and the natural environment The NAMEA. Satellite accounts in green accounting. Multidimensional environmental impact indicators. The Leontief Input-Output model with polluting emissions. The Leontief Input-Output model with de-polluting activities. The price equations. Environmental modeling in general economic equilibrium. CGE models. Social and environmental accounting matrices. Dynamic multisectoral models. Accumulation of capital and environment. Reproducibility of systems and sustainability. Balanced growth of economic and polluting activities and sustainable development. Part 3: Synthetic indicators of environmental impact and demographic dynamics IPAT. The Ecological Footprint. The Carrying Capacity of natural systems. The ecological deficit. The curve of environmental Kuznets. The demographic system. Maltusian growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Logical growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Carrying Capacity, subsistence, capital accumulation and technological development. Part 4: Aggregate patterns of economic growth with environmental constraints Intertemporal choices and excellent growth paths. The functional goals. Technological and natural constraints. Solow model with natural resources. The concept of resilience and the model of Common and Perrings. The endogenous growth model of Smulders and Gradus. The DICE model by Nordhaus. The RICE model. Hope's PAGE model and the Stern Review. Intertemporal choices in conditions of uncertainty. Game theory and environmental policies. Collective choices, cooperative games and negotiating processes in multilateral environmental agreements. (reference books) PARTE 1 SCARANO G., TEORIA MATEMATICA DEI SISTEMI, DISPENSE DIDATTICHE. LUNGHINI G., "NOTE SUL CONCETTO DI STRUTTURA", L'INDUSTRIA, 4, 1965. BERTUGLIA C. S., VAIO F., NON LINEARITÀ, CAOS, COMPLESSITÀ. LA DINAMICHE DEI SISTEMI NATURALI E SOCIALI, BOLLATI BORINGHIERI, TORINO, 2003. ISRAEL G., MODELLI MATEMATICI, MUZIO, ROMA, 2002. PARTE 2 D’ANTONIO M., “L’INTERDIPENDENZA TRA ECONOMIA E AMBIENTE. UN’ANALISI APPLICATA ALL’ITALIA”, WORKING PAPERS N.21, DIPARTIMENTO DIECONOMIA, UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI ROMA TRE, 2001. SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAP.12. D’ANTONIO M., ANALISI DELLE INTERDIPENDENZE SETTORIALI. TEORIA E APPLICAZIONI EMPIRICHE, LIGUORI, NAPOLI, 1980, CAPP. 1-2. PIREDDU G., ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE. UN’INTRODUZIONE IN EQUILIBRIO GENERALE, APOGEO, 2002. LEONTIEF W., “ENVIRONMENTAL REPERCUSSIONS AND THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE: AN INPUT-OUTPUT APPROACH”, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, VOL. 52, NO. 3 (AUG., 1970), PP. 262-271. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION AND TECHNICAL CONDITIONS ALONG SUSTAINABLE GROWTH PATHS”, 20TH EAEPE CONFERENCE -LABOUR, INSTITUTIONS AND GROWTH IN A GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY. 6-8 NOVEMBER 2008. UN, EC, IMF, OECD AND WB (2003), INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC ACCOUNTING 2003, ST/ESA/STATSER.F/61/REV.1 PARTE 3 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8, 9. DE SANTIS G., DEMOGRAFIA ECONOMICA, IL MULINO, BOLOGNA, 1997, CAPP. 1-2. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS AND ENVIRONMENT”, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, VOLUME 8, 4, 2008. PARTE 4 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8 ROMER D., ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS. NEW YORK, NY: MCGRAW-HILL, INC., 2001, CAP. 1. SOLOW R. M., “INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY AND EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES”, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, VOL. 41, 1974, PP. 29-45. COMMON M. AND PERRINGS C., 1992. “TOWARDS AN ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABILITY”, ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, 6, PP. 7-34. SMULDERS S., GRADUS R., “POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND LONG-TERM GROWTH”, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, 12, 1996, PP. 505-532. NORDHAUS W. D., “AN OPTIMAL TRANSITION PATH FOR CONTROLLING GREENHOUSE GASES”, SCIENCE, 258, 1992. HOPE C., “THE MARGINAL IMPACT OF CO2 FROM PAGE2002: AN INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT MODEL INCORPORATING THE IPCC’S FIVE REASONS FOR CONCERN”, THE INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT JOURNAL, VOL. 6, 2006.	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201402 - NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS (objectives) IN NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS WE WILL STUDY A WIDE RANGE NATURAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION PROBLEMS. THE COURSE INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO THE PRINCIPLES, REASONING, AND TECHNIQUES REQUIRED TO SET-UP AND SOLVE THESE ALLOCATION PROBLEMS. POLICY WILL SERVE AS BOTH AN INPUT AND AN IMPLICATED OUTPUT OF THIS APPROACH. THE ECONOMIC TOOLS DEVELOPED ARE APPLIED TO RENEWABLE RESOURCES, EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES, WATER, CONSERVATION PLANNING, AND OTHER CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS. THE FIRST PART OF THE COURSE IS DEVOTED TO LEARNING THE BASIC PRINCIPLES AND TOOLS REQUIRED TO ANALYZE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS. THE SECOND PART CONSISTS OF SEVERAL CASE STUDIES OF CONTEMPORARY RENEWABLE AND NON-RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCE PROBLEMS. - SALVATICI LUCA	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

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21201406 - MATHEMATICS FOR THE ECONOMY - ADVANCED COURSE (objectives) IL CORSO È FINALIZZATO ALL’ACQUISIZIONE DI STRUMENTI MATEMATICI AVANZATI FONDAMENTALI PER LO STUDIO DELLE DISCIPLINE ECONOMICHE ED AZIENDALI. - GUIZZI VALENTINA	9	SECS-S/06	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201407 - MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives) THE COURSE PROVIDES THE TOOLS TO FACE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS PROBLEMS WITH UNCONSTRAINED AND CONSTRAINED OPTIMIZATION FOR FUNCTIONS IN SEVERAL VARIABLES, LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS AND DUAL PROBLEMS, VECTORIAL PROGRAMMING, OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS ON GRAPHS AND STANDARD STOCHASTIC PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS. THE DISCUSSION OF IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES IS CARRIED OUT IN THE COMPUTER LABORATORY.
21201407-2 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI - CENCI MARISA (syllabus) Introduction to Linear ProgrammingSolving Linear Programming Problems: The Simplex MethodDuality Theory and Sensitivity AnalysisOther Algorithms for Linear ProgrammingThe Transportation and Assignment ProblemsNetwork Optimization ModelsProject Management with PERT/CPM Integer ProgrammingNonlinear ProgrammingInventory Theory (reference books) Hillier F.S., Lieberman G.j., “Introduction to operations research” 8th edition MC graw hill 2004. CHAPTER 1, CHAPTER 3, CHAPTER 4, CHAPTER 6, CHAPTER 7, CHAPTER 8, CHAPTER 9, CHAPTER 10, CHAPTER 12,CHAPTER 13,CHAPTER 19 (Only :19.1, 19.2, 19.3, 19.4)	6	SECS-S/06	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201407-1 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI 2 - CESARONE FRANCESCO	3	SECS-S/06	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

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21201483 - ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
21201483-2 - DIRITTO DELL'AMBIENTE - LAZZARA PAOLO (syllabus) Modulo I: Saranno approfonditi i temi della responsabilità per danno ambientale, con particolare riferimento agli strumenti ed alle tecniche di tutela degli interessi ambientali e del diritto alla salute, dal loro primo manifestarsi, sino all’attuale più matura e complessa configurazione. Saranno oggetto di analisi specifica le disposizioni contenute nella direttiva 2004/35/CE sulla responsabilità ambientale in materia di prevenzione e riparazione del danno ambientale ed i decreti di attuazione negli Stati membri. In particolare dovrà essere approfondito lo studio della parte IV del decreto legislativo 3.4.2006, n. 152, e le tematiche connesse ai predetti profili di responsabilità.Modulo II: Il modulo approfondisce le tematiche che attengono alle fonti del diritto dell’ambiente, all’organizzazione delle strutture amministrative deputate alla cura dell’interesse ambientale, e ai principali procedimenti amministrativi in materia. (reference books) Per il I modulo:AA. VV. (Germanò, Basile ed altri), Commento al codice dell’ambiente, Torino, Giappichelli, 2008, nelle seguenti parti: - premessa (pp. 1-31); - Disposizioni comuni e principi generali (pp. 33-39); La disciplina del danno ambientale (pp. 705-796).Lo studio della materia deve essere svolto utilizzando le fonti normative più importanti del diritto dell’ambiente, fra le quali si segnalano in particolare: il d. lgs. 3.4.2006 (con particolare riferimento alla parte IV), la direttiva comunitaria 2004/35/CE. Essenziale è altresì la conoscenza dei principali riferimenti della Costituzione e dei Trattati comuntari. Per il II modulo:G. Rossi (a cura di), Diritto dell'ambiente, Torino, Giappichelli, 2012, pp. 1- 356 (escluso capitolo XIII).E’ necessario altresì conoscere le fonti nazionali e comunitarie del diritto dell’ambiente (Trattato CE, Costituzione italiana, «Codice dell’ambiente», approvato con D. LGS. 3 aprile 2006, n.152, ecc.).Per la preparazione dell’esame è necessario lo studio dei seguenti documenti (reperibili nel sito ufficiale dell’ Unione europea):- Comunicazione della Commissione del 2 febbraio 2000 sul principio di precauzione (COM/2000/01) - Comunicazione della Commissione del 9 febbraio 2000, «Libro bianco sulla responsabilità per danni all'ambiente» - COM(2000) 66 def. - Comunicazione della Commissione del 28 marzo 2007, «Libro verde sugli strumenti di mercato utilizzati a fini di politica ambientale e ad altri fini connessi» - COM (2007) 140 def. Gli studenti frequentanti potranno sostituire il libro di testo con materiali didattici predisposti dal docente.	4,5	IUS/10	30	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201483-1 - DIRITTO DELL'AMBIENTE - MACIOCE FRANCESCO	4,5	IUS/10	30	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201500 - ADMINISTRATIVE LAW (objectives) IL CORSO APPROFONDISCE I PRINCIPALI TEMI DEL DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO: LA NOZIONE DI PUBBLICA AMMINISTRAZIONE, L’ORGANIZZAZIONE E LE STRUTTURE PUBBLICHE, LA PRIVATIZZAZIONI DEGLI ENTI E DEI SERVIZI PUBBLICI. PARTICOLARE ATTENZIONE SARÀ RISERVATA AL RAPPORTO DI LAVORO CON LA PUBBLICA AMMINISTRAZIONE ED ALLA DISCIPLINA DELLA DIRIGENZA. SI ANALIZZERANNO, DI SEGUITO, I TEMI DELLE SITUAZIONI GIURIDICHE SOGGETTIVE, DEL PROVVEDIMENTO E DEL PROCEDIMENTO AMMINISTRATIVO, DELLE OBBLIGAZIONI, DEI CONTRATTI, DELLA RESPONSABILITÀ DELLA PUBBLICA AMMINISTRAZIONE E DELLA TUTELA GIURISDIZIONALE. LO STUDENTE DOVRÀ ACQUISIRE PADRONANZA DEGLI ISTITUTI E DELLA TEORIA GENERALE DEL DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO, AVENDO CONSAPEVOLEZZA CRITICA DELLE RILEVANTI MUTAZIONE DELL’ATTUALE QUADRO NORMATIVO RISPETTO AL DISEGNO TRADIZIONALE. - LAZZARA PAOLO (syllabus) 1. L'amministrazione e il suo diritto - Ordinamento giuridico e amministrazione: la disciplina costituzionale. 2. L'organizzazione amministrativa: profili generali - L’evoluzione dello Stato a pubblica amministrazione - Stato liberale e Stato sociale - Dimensionamento dello Stato sociale e diritto comunitario - Lo Stato, i Ministeri - Gli altri enti pubblici e le autonomie locali - Le Agenzie ministeriali - Le Autorità amministrative indipendenti - La privatizzazione degli enti pubblici economici - Beni e servizi pubblici. 3. Il rapporto di lavoro con la pubblica amministrazione – La privatizzazione – La dirigenza pubblica. 4. Le situazioni giuridiche soggettive nei confronti della pubblica amministrazione e le relative vicende - Il procedimento amministrativo - Il provvedimento: validità ed efficacia. 5. Obbligazioni, contratti e responsabilità della pubblica amministrazione. (reference books) STUDENTI NON FREQUENTANTI 1) V. CERULLI IRELLI, LINEAMENTI DI DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO, TORINO, GIAPPICHELLI, 2012, DA PAG. 1 A PAG. 545; oppure - G. CORSO, MANUALE DI DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO, TORINO, GIAPPICHELLI, 2012 DA PAG. 1 A PAG. 464; STUDENTI FREQUENTANTI 1) V. CERULLI IRELLI, LINEAMENTI DI DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO, TORINO, GIAPPICHELLI, 2012, DA PAG. 235 A PAG. 554. oppure, G. FALCON, LEZIONI DI DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO, TERZA EDIZIONE, PADOVA, CEDAM, 2012, DA PAG. 1 A PAG. 259. oppure - G. CORSO, MANUALE DI DIRITTO AMMINISTRATIVO, TORINO, GIAPPICHELLI, 2012, DA PAG. 171 A PAG. 458.	9	IUS/10	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

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21201497 - MULTIVARIATE STATISTICS (objectives) IL CORSO SI PROPONE DI FORNIRE AGLI STUDENTI GLI STRUMENTI PER EFFETTUARE ELABORAZIONI ED ANALISI DEI DATI IN CAMPO ECONOMICO, DEL MANAGEMENT, DELLA FINANZA. OBIETTIVO COMUNE DELLE DIVERSE TECNICHE MULTIVARIATE E’ LA RIDUZIONE DELLA DIMENSIONE DELLA MATRICE DEI DATI AL FINE DI FAR EMERGERE STRUTTURE LATENTI, CON L’OBIETTIVO DI DEFINIRE E QUALIFICARE CONCETTI ASTRATTI QUALI LA QUALITÀ DELLA VITA O L’INDICE DI SVILUPPO ECONOMICO, OPPURE DI EFFETTUARE ANALISI DI MERCATO (INDIVIDUANDO AD ESEMPIO IL TARGET A CUI VENDERE UN DETERMINATO PRODOTTO), O A SUPPORTO DI DECISIONI DELLA DIREZIONE FINANZIARIA DI UN’IMPRESA. LO SCOPO PRINCIPALE DEGLI STRUMENTI CHE VERRANNO PRESENTATI DURANTE IL CORSO E' QUELLO DI SINTETIZZARE I DATI A DISPOSIZIONE ; IN TALUNI CASI INDIVIDUANDO PARTICOLARI RELAZIONI CHE LEGANO LE DIVERSE VARIABILI (E QUINDI PROCEDENDO AD UNA RIDUZIONE DEL NUMERO DI VARIABILI), IN ALTRI INDIVIDUANDO CARATTERISTICHE CHE ACCOMUNANO TRA LORO DIVERSE UNITA' STATISTICHE (E QUINDI FACENDO UNA SINTESI DELLE UNITA' DELLA POPOLAZIONE RAGGRUPPANDOLE IN MODO OPPORTUNO). - TERZI SILVIA	9	SECS-S/01	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201496 - STATISTICS APPLIED TO BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives) THE COURSE INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO THE USE OF STATISTICAL METHODS AND DATA MINING TECHNIQUES FOR BUSINESS ANALYSIS, MARKETING, SALES, AND CUSTOMER SUPPORT.	6	SECS-S/01	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

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- REGOLIOSI CARLO

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21201508 - I.T.: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY (objectives)

- SOLARI FABRIZIO

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21201511 - I.T.: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY (objectives)

- SOLARI FABRIZIO

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21201473 - FINAL EXAM

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21201408 - STATISTICAL METHODS FOR ECONOMETRICS (objectives) IL CORSO HA L’OBIETTIVO DI INTRODURRE ALLE PRINCIPALI TECNICHE DELL’ECONOMETRIA, IL CUI USO È ORMAI DIVENUTO PRATICA CORRENTE NEL LAVORO EMPIRICO IN MOLTI AMBITI DELL’ANALISI ECONOMICA, FINANZIARIA E AZIENDALE. L’ATTENZIONE È FOCALIZZATA SULL’INTUIZIONE CHE STA ALLA BASE DEI DIVERSI APPROCCI E SULLA LORO RILEVANZA PRATICA. NEL CORSO VENGONO INTRODOTTI E DISCUSSI ESEMPI E APPLICAZIONI EMPIRICHE TRATTE DA AMBITI DI ANALISI COME L’ECONOMIA DEL LAVORO, LA FINANZA, L’ECONOMIA INTERNAZIONALE, L’ECONOMIA AMBIENTALE, LA MACROECONOMIA, IL MANAGEMENT. L’UTILIZZO DELLE DIVERSE PROCEDURE VIENE ILLUSTRATO ATTRAVERSO ESEMPI DI NATURA PRATICA BASATI SULL’USO DI DATI TRATTI DA CASI REALI, CON L’IMPIEGO DI UN IDONEO SOFTWARE (E-VIEWS, R). - NACCARATO ALESSIA (syllabus) THE MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION MODEL. INTERPRETATION AND COMPARISON OF REGRESSION MODELS. HETEROSCHEDASTICITY AND AUTOCORRELATION. ENDOGENITY AND INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLES. MODELS WITH LIMITED DEPENDENT VARIABLES. BINARY CHOICE MODELS: PROBIT AND LOGIT MODELS. MULTIPLE-CHOICE MODELS: PROBIT AND LOGIT MODELS ORDERED, LOGIT MODEL MULTINOMIAL. MODELS FOR COUNTING DATA. TOBIT MODELS. Seemingly Unrelated Regression (SUR): ESTIMATION AND TESTING METHODS. SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS Model (SEM). MODELS FOR PANEL DATA. THE STATIC LINEAR MODEL: FIXED EFFECT MODELS; RANDOM EFFECT MODELS. ESTIMATORS WITHIN AND BETWEEN. HETEROSCHEDASTICITY AND AUTOCORRELATION TESTS. DYNAMIC MODELS FOR PANEL DATA: THE ARELLANO-BOND ESTIMATOR. MODELS WITH LAGGED VARIABLES: DYNAMIC REGRESSION MODELS, MODELS WITH DISTRIBUTED LAGS (DL, ARDL). (reference books) For the course program students can consult the following texts (the first three can be considered alternative among them) 1) Introduzione all'Econometria, J. H. Stock, M. W. Watson, Ed. Pearson 2) Econometrica, J. Johnston, Ed. Franco Angeli 3) Econometria, M. Verbeek, Ed. Zanichelli 4) Lectures on advanced econometrics, L. Pieraccini, Ed. Aracne 5) Introduction to Time Series Analysis and Forecasting, D. C. Montgomery, C. L. Jennings, M. Kulahci, Ed. Wiley Some of the topics in the course can also be found in Introductory Econometrics for Finance, C. Brooks, Cambridge University Press For introductory references of statistical inference and algebra of matrices students can consult: Fondamenti di Inferenza Statistica, L. Pieraccini, Ed. Giappichelli Matrix Differential Calculus in Statistics and Econometrics, J. R. Magnus, H. Neudecker, Ed. Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics For the laboratory course with R, students can consult one of the following texts: Introductory Statistics with R, P. Dalgaard, Ed. Springer An Introduction to Applied Multivariate Analysis with R, B. Everitt, T. Hothorn, Ed. Springer	9	SECS-S/01	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201496 - STATISTICS APPLIED TO BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives) THE COURSE INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO THE USE OF STATISTICAL METHODS AND DATA MINING TECHNIQUES FOR BUSINESS ANALYSIS, MARKETING, SALES, AND CUSTOMER SUPPORT.	6	SECS-S/01	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

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ECONOMIA DELL'AMBIENTE E IMPRESA SOSTENIBILE

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ECONOMIA DELLO SVILUPPO

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21201401 - ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (objectives)

- SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus)

(reference books)

SECS-P/02

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201407 - MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives)

21201407-2 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI

- CENCI MARISA (syllabus) (reference books)

SECS-S/06

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201407-1 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI 2

- CESARONE FRANCESCO

SECS-S/06

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201414 - HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (objectives)

- DE MURO PASQUALE

SECS-P/02

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201701 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (FOOD SECURITY FOR DEVELOPMENT)

- DE MURO PASQUALE

SECS-P/02

Elective activities

ITA

21201479 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (LANGUAGES, INFORMATICS OR INTERNSHIPS)

Other activities

ITA

Optional group: ECONOMIA DELLO SVILUPPO Orientamento unico 1° ANNO - UN INSEGNAMENTO A SCELTA TRA: - (show)

21201401 - ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (objectives) ANALISI DELLA MODELLISTICA MACROECONOMICA RELATIVA ALLE INTERAZIONI DINAMICHE TRA SISTEMI ECONOMICI E SISTEMI NATURALI. - SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus) Part 1: Introduction to the theory of dynamic systems The concept of system. Modeling. Direct problem and inverse problem in modeling. Meaning and value of the models. Abstract oriented systems. The specification of the mode of action of a system. Purely algebraic systems and dynamic systems. Linearity in models. Linear specification of the mode of action in differential form. The mode of action in integral form. Interconnection of systems. The structure matrix. Role of the structure matrix in determining the mode of action of a system. Non-linearity, chaotic dynamics and complexity. Part 2: Multisectoral models of relations between the economic system and the natural environment The NAMEA. Satellite accounts in green accounting. Multidimensional environmental impact indicators. The Leontief Input-Output model with polluting emissions. The Leontief Input-Output model with de-polluting activities. The price equations. Environmental modeling in general economic equilibrium. CGE models. Social and environmental accounting matrices. Dynamic multisectoral models. Accumulation of capital and environment. Reproducibility of systems and sustainability. Balanced growth of economic and polluting activities and sustainable development. Part 3: Synthetic indicators of environmental impact and demographic dynamics IPAT. The Ecological Footprint. The Carrying Capacity of natural systems. The ecological deficit. The curve of environmental Kuznets. The demographic system. Maltusian growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Logical growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Carrying Capacity, subsistence, capital accumulation and technological development. Part 4: Aggregate patterns of economic growth with environmental constraints Intertemporal choices and excellent growth paths. The functional goals. Technological and natural constraints. Solow model with natural resources. The concept of resilience and the model of Common and Perrings. The endogenous growth model of Smulders and Gradus. The DICE model by Nordhaus. The RICE model. Hope's PAGE model and the Stern Review. Intertemporal choices in conditions of uncertainty. Game theory and environmental policies. Collective choices, cooperative games and negotiating processes in multilateral environmental agreements. (reference books) PARTE 1 SCARANO G., TEORIA MATEMATICA DEI SISTEMI, DISPENSE DIDATTICHE. LUNGHINI G., "NOTE SUL CONCETTO DI STRUTTURA", L'INDUSTRIA, 4, 1965. BERTUGLIA C. S., VAIO F., NON LINEARITÀ, CAOS, COMPLESSITÀ. LA DINAMICHE DEI SISTEMI NATURALI E SOCIALI, BOLLATI BORINGHIERI, TORINO, 2003. ISRAEL G., MODELLI MATEMATICI, MUZIO, ROMA, 2002. PARTE 2 D’ANTONIO M., “L’INTERDIPENDENZA TRA ECONOMIA E AMBIENTE. UN’ANALISI APPLICATA ALL’ITALIA”, WORKING PAPERS N.21, DIPARTIMENTO DIECONOMIA, UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI ROMA TRE, 2001. SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAP.12. D’ANTONIO M., ANALISI DELLE INTERDIPENDENZE SETTORIALI. TEORIA E APPLICAZIONI EMPIRICHE, LIGUORI, NAPOLI, 1980, CAPP. 1-2. PIREDDU G., ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE. UN’INTRODUZIONE IN EQUILIBRIO GENERALE, APOGEO, 2002. LEONTIEF W., “ENVIRONMENTAL REPERCUSSIONS AND THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE: AN INPUT-OUTPUT APPROACH”, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, VOL. 52, NO. 3 (AUG., 1970), PP. 262-271. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION AND TECHNICAL CONDITIONS ALONG SUSTAINABLE GROWTH PATHS”, 20TH EAEPE CONFERENCE -LABOUR, INSTITUTIONS AND GROWTH IN A GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY. 6-8 NOVEMBER 2008. UN, EC, IMF, OECD AND WB (2003), INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC ACCOUNTING 2003, ST/ESA/STATSER.F/61/REV.1 PARTE 3 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8, 9. DE SANTIS G., DEMOGRAFIA ECONOMICA, IL MULINO, BOLOGNA, 1997, CAPP. 1-2. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS AND ENVIRONMENT”, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, VOLUME 8, 4, 2008. PARTE 4 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8 ROMER D., ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS. NEW YORK, NY: MCGRAW-HILL, INC., 2001, CAP. 1. SOLOW R. M., “INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY AND EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES”, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, VOL. 41, 1974, PP. 29-45. COMMON M. AND PERRINGS C., 1992. “TOWARDS AN ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABILITY”, ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, 6, PP. 7-34. SMULDERS S., GRADUS R., “POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND LONG-TERM GROWTH”, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, 12, 1996, PP. 505-532. NORDHAUS W. D., “AN OPTIMAL TRANSITION PATH FOR CONTROLLING GREENHOUSE GASES”, SCIENCE, 258, 1992. HOPE C., “THE MARGINAL IMPACT OF CO2 FROM PAGE2002: AN INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT MODEL INCORPORATING THE IPCC’S FIVE REASONS FOR CONCERN”, THE INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT JOURNAL, VOL. 6, 2006.	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201402 - NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS (objectives) IN NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMICS WE WILL STUDY A WIDE RANGE NATURAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION PROBLEMS. THE COURSE INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO THE PRINCIPLES, REASONING, AND TECHNIQUES REQUIRED TO SET-UP AND SOLVE THESE ALLOCATION PROBLEMS. POLICY WILL SERVE AS BOTH AN INPUT AND AN IMPLICATED OUTPUT OF THIS APPROACH. THE ECONOMIC TOOLS DEVELOPED ARE APPLIED TO RENEWABLE RESOURCES, EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES, WATER, CONSERVATION PLANNING, AND OTHER CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS. THE FIRST PART OF THE COURSE IS DEVOTED TO LEARNING THE BASIC PRINCIPLES AND TOOLS REQUIRED TO ANALYZE NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS. THE SECOND PART CONSISTS OF SEVERAL CASE STUDIES OF CONTEMPORARY RENEWABLE AND NON-RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCE PROBLEMS. - SALVATICI LUCA	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201413 - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICIES (objectives) ANALYSE THE INTERNATIONAL DEBATE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THEORIES AND POLICIES WITH A FOCUS ON INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONS IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, THE LINKS BETWEEN EQUITY, HUMAN CAPITAL AND GROWTH, SOCIAL POLICIES. - SCARLATO MARGHERITA	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201492 - PUBLIC ECONOMICS (objectives) This module (40 hours, Prof. Liberati) aims at providing advanced tools for the study of the public sector, with particular reference to public expenditures, public debt, and the regulation of public utilities. More specifically, it will be addressed the main theoretical and practical aspects of pension systems, of the provision of health care and of educational systems, as well as the ways in which public utilities can be provided and priced. Finally, the study of the sustaainability of public debt will also be addressed.
21201492-2 - ECONOMIA PUBBLICA - MARTINI CHIARA	3	SECS-P/03	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201492-1 - ECONOMIA PUBBLICA - LIBERATI PAOLO	6	SECS-P/03	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201503 - INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (objectives) L’OBIETTIVO DEL CORSO È LA LETTURA DEI PRINCIPALI AVVENIMENTI RELATIVI AL COMMERCIO INTERNAZIONALE, MEDIANTE L’ACQUISIZIONE DEGLI STRUMENTI ANALITICI DI BASE. IN PARTICOLARE: A) LA STRUTTURA DEI TASSI DI CAMBIO E LA BILANCIA DEI PAGAMENTI; B) L’ANALISI DEI MODELLI TRADIZIONALI DEL COMMERCIO INTERNAZIONALE; C) I NUOVI SVILUPPI TEORICI, LE COSIDDETTE TEORIE MODERNE, CHE, A PARTIRE DEGLI ANNI 60, ABBANDONANO LE IPOTESI E LE PREVISIONI DEI MODELLI TRADIZIONALI; D) LE RECENTI POLITICHE COMMERCIALI, CHE COMPRENDONO LE POLITICHE TARIFFARIE (DAZI, CONTINGENTAMENTI, ECC) E IL NEOPROTEZIONISMO (BARRIERE NON TARIFFARIE, DUMPING, ECC); F)LE PROBLEMATICHE RELATIVE AI PROCESSI DI GLOBALIZZAZIONE. TUTTI GLI ARGOMENTI SARANNO ANALIZZATI SIA SOTTO IL PROFILO TEORICO, SIA ATTRAVERSO UN APPROCCIO EMPIRICO, MEDIANTE LA VALUTAZIONE DEI PRINCIPALI DOCUMENTI E INDICATORI ECONOMICI, PUBBLICATI DAGLI ORGANISMI NAZIONALI E INTERNAZIONALI, DURANTE IL CORSO. SI CONSIGLIANO GLI STUDENTI STRANIERI (ERASMUS) DI PRENDERE CONTATTO CON IL DOCENTE ED I SUOI COLLABORATORI, PER CONCORDARE EVENTUALI MODIFICHE AI CONTENUTI DEL CORSO.
21201575 - GROWTH AND HUMAN CAPITAL ECONOMICS (objectives) L’OBIETTIVO DEL CORSO DI MACROECONOMIA AVANZATA È QUELLO DI FORNIRE GLI STRUMENTI ANALITICI PER CAPIRE LA DINAMICA DELLA CRESCITA ECONOMICA DI LUNGO PERIODO. GLI ECONOMISTI SI INTERROGANO TUTTORA SUL “PERCHÉ I TASSI DI CRESCITA DEI DIVERSI PAESI DIVERGANO” E SUL “PERCHÉ ALCUNI PAESI SIANO RICCHI E ALTRI POVERI”. IL CONTENUTO DEL CORSO CONSISTE QUINDI NELL’ANALISI DEI PRINCIPALI MODELLI DI CRESCITA UTILIZZATI PER SPIEGARE SIA L’EVOLUZIONE DEL REDDITO NAZIONALE NEL CORSO DEL TEMPO, SIA LA DIFFERENZA NEL TENORE DI VITA TRA I DIVERSI PAESI IN UN DATO MOMENTO STORICO. IL CORSO È DIRETTO A QUEGLI STUDENTI CHE SONO ORIENTATI VERSO UN IMPEGNO DI RICERCA SCIENTIFICA O DI ELABORAZIONE DI STRATEGIE DI POLITICA ECONOMICA FONDATE SULLA INTERPRETAZIONE DELLE DINAMICHE ECONOMICHE DI LUNGO PERIODO; MA INTERESSA ANCHE COLORO CHE, IMPEGNATI SU UN PIANO PIÙ OPERATIVO, HANNO A CHE FARE CON LE PROBLEMATICHE DELL’INNOVAZIONE TECNOLOGICA, DEL CAPITALE UMANO E DEL CAMBIAMENTO ISTITUZIONALE.

Optional group: ECONOMIA DELLO SVILUPPO Orientamento unico 1° ANNO - UN INSEGNAMENTO A SCELTA TRA: - (show)

21201406 - MATHEMATICS FOR THE ECONOMY - ADVANCED COURSE (objectives) IL CORSO È FINALIZZATO ALL’ACQUISIZIONE DI STRUMENTI MATEMATICI AVANZATI FONDAMENTALI PER LO STUDIO DELLE DISCIPLINE ECONOMICHE ED AZIENDALI. - GUIZZI VALENTINA	9	SECS-S/06	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201407 - MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives) THE COURSE PROVIDES THE TOOLS TO FACE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS PROBLEMS WITH UNCONSTRAINED AND CONSTRAINED OPTIMIZATION FOR FUNCTIONS IN SEVERAL VARIABLES, LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS AND DUAL PROBLEMS, VECTORIAL PROGRAMMING, OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS ON GRAPHS AND STANDARD STOCHASTIC PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS. THE DISCUSSION OF IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES IS CARRIED OUT IN THE COMPUTER LABORATORY.
21201407-2 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI - CENCI MARISA (syllabus) Introduction to Linear ProgrammingSolving Linear Programming Problems: The Simplex MethodDuality Theory and Sensitivity AnalysisOther Algorithms for Linear ProgrammingThe Transportation and Assignment ProblemsNetwork Optimization ModelsProject Management with PERT/CPM Integer ProgrammingNonlinear ProgrammingInventory Theory (reference books) Hillier F.S., Lieberman G.j., “Introduction to operations research” 8th edition MC graw hill 2004. CHAPTER 1, CHAPTER 3, CHAPTER 4, CHAPTER 6, CHAPTER 7, CHAPTER 8, CHAPTER 9, CHAPTER 10, CHAPTER 12,CHAPTER 13,CHAPTER 19 (Only :19.1, 19.2, 19.3, 19.4)	6	SECS-S/06	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201407-1 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI 2 - CESARONE FRANCESCO	3	SECS-S/06	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

Optional group: ECONOMIA DELLO SVILUPPO Orientamento unico 1° ANNO - UN INSEGNAMENTO A SCELTA TRA: - (show)

21201419 - TIME SERIES ANALYSIS (objectives) THE COURSE HAS THE AIM OF INTRODUCING THE MAIN STATISTICAL TOOLS TO DESCRIBE, INTERPRET AND FORECAST FUTURE VALUES BASED ON A TIME SERIES, I.E. A SEQUENCE OF DATA POINTS, MEASURED TYPICALLY AT SUCCESSIVE TIME INSTANTS SPACED AT UNIFORM TIME INTERVALS. FOR EXAMPLE THE MAIN ECONOMIC INDICATORS, LIKE THE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX OR THE NUMBER OF EMPLOYED OR UNEMPLOYED, THE SALES OF A COMPANY, ASSET PRICES, RETURNS OR VOLATILITIES. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO PROVIDE SOME KNOWLEDGE OF ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL TIME SERIES, INTRODUCE STATISTICAL TOOLS USEFUL FOR THE ANALYSIS AND GAIN EXPERIENCE IN THE APPLICATIONS. ALL CONCEPTS INTRODUCED WILL BE ACCOMPANIED WITH COMPUTER LAB SECTIONS USING THE SOFTWARE R. - BARBIERI MARIA MADDALENA	9	SECS-S/01	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201420 - STATISTICS FOR MANAGEMENT (objectives) • IL CORSO INTENDE FORNIRE GLI STRUMENTI NECESSARI PER LA PROGETTAZIONE, L’ELABORAZIONE E L’ANALISI DEI DATI IN CAMPO AZIENDALE. IL CORSO INTRODUCE LO STUDENTE ALLA METODOLOGIE STATISTICHE PER LE RICERCHE DI MERCATO, PER L’ANALISI DELLA SODDISFAZIONE E PER LE DECISIONI AZIENDALI. • LA PARTE TEORICA SARÀ AFFIANCATA DA UNA PARTE APPLICATA SU DATI REALI E CASE STUDIES PROVENIENTI DAL MARKETING E DAL MANAGEMENT MEDIANTE L’USO DI OPPORTUNI SOFTWARE STATISTICI QUALI AD ES. R, SPSS, MINITAB. AGLI STUDENTI VERRÀ INSEGNATO NON SOLO L’ASPETTO TEORICO DEI MODELLI MA ANCHE I PRINCIPALI CONTESTI APPLICATIVI E IL LORO UTILIZZO MEDIANTE OPPORTUNI SOFTWARE STATISTICI. • IL CORSO DI STATISTICA PER IL MANAGEMENT, INSEGNA A GESTIRE UN’INDAGINE STATISTICA DALLA SUA PIANIFICAZIONE ALL’ANALISI E COMMENTO DEI DATI.
21201496 - STATISTICS APPLIED TO BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives) THE COURSE INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO THE USE OF STATISTICAL METHODS AND DATA MINING TECHNIQUES FOR BUSINESS ANALYSIS, MARKETING, SALES, AND CUSTOMER SUPPORT.

Second semester

Course

Credits

Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code

Contact Hours

Exercise Hours

Laboratory Hours

Personal Study Hours

Type of Activity

Language

21201508 - I.T.: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY (objectives)

- SOLARI FABRIZIO

INF/01

Other activities

ITA

21201511 - I.T.: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY (objectives)

- SOLARI FABRIZIO

INF/01

Other activities

ITA

21201479 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (LANGUAGES, INFORMATICS OR INTERNSHIPS)

Other activities

ITA

Optional group: ECONOMIA DELLO SVILUPPO Orientamento unico 1° ANNO - UN INSEGNAMENTO A SCELTA TRA: - (show)

21801551 - INTERNATIONAL LAW (objectives) IL CORSO È FINALIZZATO A FORNIRE AGLI STUDENTI LE CONOSCENZE INDISPENSABILI IN ORDINE AGLI ASPETTI ISTITUZIONALI E AI PROBLEMI ATTUALI DEL DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE, NONCHÉ A SVILUPPARE LA CAPACITÀ DEGLI STUDENTI DI VALUTARE CON METODO CRITICO TALI ASPETTI E PROBLEMI. - PALMISANO GIUSEPPE	9	IUS/13	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201422 - INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW (objectives) IL CORSO DI DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE DELL’ECONOMIA SI PROPONE DI FORNIRE AGLI STUDENTI GLI STRUMENTI PER POTER COMPRENDERE ED APPREZZARE, IN PRIMO LUOGO, I PRINCIPI ISPIRATORI DEL DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE DELL'ECONOMIA; IN SECONDO LUOGO, LE ISTITUZIONI INTERNAZIONALI PER LA GESTIONE DELL’ECONOMIA; INFINE IL RUOLO DELL’EUROPA E LA COOPERAZIONE ALLO SVILUPPO. SOTTO IL PRIMO PROFILO, GLI STUDENTI AFFRONTERANNO LE EVOLUZIONI STORICHE DELL'AFFERMAZIONE DI UN DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE DELL'ECONOMIA; I PRINCIPI DI CARATTERE SOSTANZIALE A FONDAMENTO DELLA COOPERAZIONE FRA STATI IN MATERIA ECONOMICA E COMMERCIALE; IL C.D. NUOVO ORDINE ECONOMICO INTERNAZIONALE; I PRINCIPI E LE REGOLE DELLO SVILUPPO SOSTENIBILE. SOTTO IL SECONDO PROFILO, COSTITUIRANNO OGGETTO DI STUDIO LE NAZIONI UNITE (CON PARTICOLARE RIGUARDO ALLA PROMOZIONE DEL PROGRESSO ECONOMICO E SOCIALE); L’ORGANIZZAZIONE MONDIALE DEL COMMERCIO; IL FONDO MONETARIO INTERNAZIONALE, LA BANCA MONDIALE PER LA COOPERAZIONE E LO SVILUPPO, LA BANCA DEI REGOLAMENTI INTERNAZIONALI. INFINE, SOTTO IL TERZO PROFILO, SI ESAMINERANNO GLI ASPETTI GIURIDICI E DELLA PRASSI DEI RAPPORTI FRA L'UNIONE EUROPEA E I PAESI DELL'AREA MEDITERRANEA, LE POLITICHE DI ASSOCIAZIONE, GLI ACCORDI COMMERCIALI E LO SVILUPPO DELLA POLITICA DI COOPERAZIONE; LA NORMATIVA INTERNAZIONALE IN MATERIA AMBIENTALE; LA GLOBALIZZAZIONE DELL'ECONOMIA E L'ESIGENZA DI UNO SVILUPPO SOSTENIBILE.
21201422-2 - DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE DELL'ECONOMIA - LATINO AGOSTINA	6	IUS/13	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201422-1 - DIRITTO INTERNAZIONALE DELL'ECONOMIA - BASSAN FABIO	3	IUS/13	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

Optional group: ECONOMIA DELLO SVILUPPO Orientamento unico 1° ANNO - UN INSEGNAMENTO A SCELTA TRA: - (show)

21201408 - STATISTICAL METHODS FOR ECONOMETRICS (objectives) IL CORSO HA L’OBIETTIVO DI INTRODURRE ALLE PRINCIPALI TECNICHE DELL’ECONOMETRIA, IL CUI USO È ORMAI DIVENUTO PRATICA CORRENTE NEL LAVORO EMPIRICO IN MOLTI AMBITI DELL’ANALISI ECONOMICA, FINANZIARIA E AZIENDALE. L’ATTENZIONE È FOCALIZZATA SULL’INTUIZIONE CHE STA ALLA BASE DEI DIVERSI APPROCCI E SULLA LORO RILEVANZA PRATICA. NEL CORSO VENGONO INTRODOTTI E DISCUSSI ESEMPI E APPLICAZIONI EMPIRICHE TRATTE DA AMBITI DI ANALISI COME L’ECONOMIA DEL LAVORO, LA FINANZA, L’ECONOMIA INTERNAZIONALE, L’ECONOMIA AMBIENTALE, LA MACROECONOMIA, IL MANAGEMENT. L’UTILIZZO DELLE DIVERSE PROCEDURE VIENE ILLUSTRATO ATTRAVERSO ESEMPI DI NATURA PRATICA BASATI SULL’USO DI DATI TRATTI DA CASI REALI, CON L’IMPIEGO DI UN IDONEO SOFTWARE (E-VIEWS, R). - NACCARATO ALESSIA (syllabus) THE MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION MODEL. INTERPRETATION AND COMPARISON OF REGRESSION MODELS. HETEROSCHEDASTICITY AND AUTOCORRELATION. ENDOGENITY AND INSTRUMENTAL VARIABLES. MODELS WITH LIMITED DEPENDENT VARIABLES. BINARY CHOICE MODELS: PROBIT AND LOGIT MODELS. MULTIPLE-CHOICE MODELS: PROBIT AND LOGIT MODELS ORDERED, LOGIT MODEL MULTINOMIAL. MODELS FOR COUNTING DATA. TOBIT MODELS. Seemingly Unrelated Regression (SUR): ESTIMATION AND TESTING METHODS. SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS Model (SEM). MODELS FOR PANEL DATA. THE STATIC LINEAR MODEL: FIXED EFFECT MODELS; RANDOM EFFECT MODELS. ESTIMATORS WITHIN AND BETWEEN. HETEROSCHEDASTICITY AND AUTOCORRELATION TESTS. DYNAMIC MODELS FOR PANEL DATA: THE ARELLANO-BOND ESTIMATOR. MODELS WITH LAGGED VARIABLES: DYNAMIC REGRESSION MODELS, MODELS WITH DISTRIBUTED LAGS (DL, ARDL). (reference books) For the course program students can consult the following texts (the first three can be considered alternative among them) 1) Introduzione all'Econometria, J. H. Stock, M. W. Watson, Ed. Pearson 2) Econometrica, J. Johnston, Ed. Franco Angeli 3) Econometria, M. Verbeek, Ed. Zanichelli 4) Lectures on advanced econometrics, L. Pieraccini, Ed. Aracne 5) Introduction to Time Series Analysis and Forecasting, D. C. Montgomery, C. L. Jennings, M. Kulahci, Ed. Wiley Some of the topics in the course can also be found in Introductory Econometrics for Finance, C. Brooks, Cambridge University Press For introductory references of statistical inference and algebra of matrices students can consult: Fondamenti di Inferenza Statistica, L. Pieraccini, Ed. Giappichelli Matrix Differential Calculus in Statistics and Econometrics, J. R. Magnus, H. Neudecker, Ed. Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics For the laboratory course with R, students can consult one of the following texts: Introductory Statistics with R, P. Dalgaard, Ed. Springer An Introduction to Applied Multivariate Analysis with R, B. Everitt, T. Hothorn, Ed. Springer	9	SECS-S/01	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201420 - STATISTICS FOR MANAGEMENT (objectives) • IL CORSO INTENDE FORNIRE GLI STRUMENTI NECESSARI PER LA PROGETTAZIONE, L’ELABORAZIONE E L’ANALISI DEI DATI IN CAMPO AZIENDALE. IL CORSO INTRODUCE LO STUDENTE ALLA METODOLOGIE STATISTICHE PER LE RICERCHE DI MERCATO, PER L’ANALISI DELLA SODDISFAZIONE E PER LE DECISIONI AZIENDALI. • LA PARTE TEORICA SARÀ AFFIANCATA DA UNA PARTE APPLICATA SU DATI REALI E CASE STUDIES PROVENIENTI DAL MARKETING E DAL MANAGEMENT MEDIANTE L’USO DI OPPORTUNI SOFTWARE STATISTICI QUALI AD ES. R, SPSS, MINITAB. AGLI STUDENTI VERRÀ INSEGNATO NON SOLO L’ASPETTO TEORICO DEI MODELLI MA ANCHE I PRINCIPALI CONTESTI APPLICATIVI E IL LORO UTILIZZO MEDIANTE OPPORTUNI SOFTWARE STATISTICI. • IL CORSO DI STATISTICA PER IL MANAGEMENT, INSEGNA A GESTIRE UN’INDAGINE STATISTICA DALLA SUA PIANIFICAZIONE ALL’ANALISI E COMMENTO DEI DATI.
21201420-2 - STATISTICA PER IL MANAGEMENT - VICARD PAOLA	4,5	SECS-S/01	30	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201420-1 - STATISTICA PER IL MANAGEMENT - MORTERA JULIA	4,5	SECS-S/01	30	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201496 - STATISTICS APPLIED TO BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives) THE COURSE INTRODUCES STUDENTS TO THE USE OF STATISTICAL METHODS AND DATA MINING TECHNIQUES FOR BUSINESS ANALYSIS, MARKETING, SALES, AND CUSTOMER SUPPORT.
21201496-2 - STATISTICA APPLICATA ALLE DECISIONI AZIENDALI - CONIGLIANI CATERINA - MORTERA JULIA	3	SECS-S/01	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201496-1 - STATISTICA APPLICATA ALLE DECISIONI AZIENDALI - MORTERA JULIA	6	SECS-S/01	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

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21201492 - PUBLIC ECONOMICS (objectives) This module (40 hours, Prof. Liberati) aims at providing advanced tools for the study of the public sector, with particular reference to public expenditures, public debt, and the regulation of public utilities. More specifically, it will be addressed the main theoretical and practical aspects of pension systems, of the provision of health care and of educational systems, as well as the ways in which public utilities can be provided and priced. Finally, the study of the sustaainability of public debt will also be addressed.
21201503 - INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (objectives) L’OBIETTIVO DEL CORSO È LA LETTURA DEI PRINCIPALI AVVENIMENTI RELATIVI AL COMMERCIO INTERNAZIONALE, MEDIANTE L’ACQUISIZIONE DEGLI STRUMENTI ANALITICI DI BASE. IN PARTICOLARE: A) LA STRUTTURA DEI TASSI DI CAMBIO E LA BILANCIA DEI PAGAMENTI; B) L’ANALISI DEI MODELLI TRADIZIONALI DEL COMMERCIO INTERNAZIONALE; C) I NUOVI SVILUPPI TEORICI, LE COSIDDETTE TEORIE MODERNE, CHE, A PARTIRE DEGLI ANNI 60, ABBANDONANO LE IPOTESI E LE PREVISIONI DEI MODELLI TRADIZIONALI; D) LE RECENTI POLITICHE COMMERCIALI, CHE COMPRENDONO LE POLITICHE TARIFFARIE (DAZI, CONTINGENTAMENTI, ECC) E IL NEOPROTEZIONISMO (BARRIERE NON TARIFFARIE, DUMPING, ECC); F)LE PROBLEMATICHE RELATIVE AI PROCESSI DI GLOBALIZZAZIONE. TUTTI GLI ARGOMENTI SARANNO ANALIZZATI SIA SOTTO IL PROFILO TEORICO, SIA ATTRAVERSO UN APPROCCIO EMPIRICO, MEDIANTE LA VALUTAZIONE DEI PRINCIPALI DOCUMENTI E INDICATORI ECONOMICI, PUBBLICATI DAGLI ORGANISMI NAZIONALI E INTERNAZIONALI, DURANTE IL CORSO. SI CONSIGLIANO GLI STUDENTI STRANIERI (ERASMUS) DI PRENDERE CONTATTO CON IL DOCENTE ED I SUOI COLLABORATORI, PER CONCORDARE EVENTUALI MODIFICHE AI CONTENUTI DEL CORSO.
21201503-2 - ECONOMIA INTERNAZIONALE - IOVANE ANDREA	4,5	SECS-P/01	30	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201503-1 - ECONOMIA INTERNAZIONALE - TREZZINI ATTILIO	4,5	SECS-P/01	30	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201548 - THE ECONOMICS OF THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (objectives) IL CORSO E' DIVISO IN TRE MODULI MODULO 1: PROBLEMI DI SVILUPPO IN AFRICA SUBSAHARIANA, PROF. PASQUALE DE MURO MODULO 2: PARADIGMI ALTERNATIVI DI SVILUPPO: UNA PROSPETTIVA DALL’AMERICA LATINA, PROF.SSA MARGHERITA SCARLATO MODULO 3: ISTITUZIONI, RISORSE NATURALI E SVILUPPO, DOTT. GIORGIO D’AGOSTINO A.A. 2012-2013 - DE MURO PASQUALE - SCARLATO MARGHERITA - D'AGOSTINO GIORGIO	3	SECS-P/02	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201575 - GROWTH AND HUMAN CAPITAL ECONOMICS (objectives) L’OBIETTIVO DEL CORSO DI MACROECONOMIA AVANZATA È QUELLO DI FORNIRE GLI STRUMENTI ANALITICI PER CAPIRE LA DINAMICA DELLA CRESCITA ECONOMICA DI LUNGO PERIODO. GLI ECONOMISTI SI INTERROGANO TUTTORA SUL “PERCHÉ I TASSI DI CRESCITA DEI DIVERSI PAESI DIVERGANO” E SUL “PERCHÉ ALCUNI PAESI SIANO RICCHI E ALTRI POVERI”. IL CONTENUTO DEL CORSO CONSISTE QUINDI NELL’ANALISI DEI PRINCIPALI MODELLI DI CRESCITA UTILIZZATI PER SPIEGARE SIA L’EVOLUZIONE DEL REDDITO NAZIONALE NEL CORSO DEL TEMPO, SIA LA DIFFERENZA NEL TENORE DI VITA TRA I DIVERSI PAESI IN UN DATO MOMENTO STORICO. IL CORSO È DIRETTO A QUEGLI STUDENTI CHE SONO ORIENTATI VERSO UN IMPEGNO DI RICERCA SCIENTIFICA O DI ELABORAZIONE DI STRATEGIE DI POLITICA ECONOMICA FONDATE SULLA INTERPRETAZIONE DELLE DINAMICHE ECONOMICHE DI LUNGO PERIODO; MA INTERESSA ANCHE COLORO CHE, IMPEGNATI SU UN PIANO PIÙ OPERATIVO, HANNO A CHE FARE CON LE PROBLEMATICHE DELL’INNOVAZIONE TECNOLOGICA, DEL CAPITALE UMANO E DEL CAMBIAMENTO ISTITUZIONALE.
21201575-2 - ECONOMIA DELLA CRESCITA E DEL CAPITALE UMANO - TRIDICO PASQUALE	3	SECS-P/01	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201575-1 - ECONOMIA DELLA CRESCITA E DEL CAPITALE UMANO - FADDA SEBASTIANO	6	SECS-P/01	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

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SECOND YEAR

First semester

Course	Credits	Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code	Contact Hours	Exercise Hours	Laboratory Hours	Personal Study Hours	Type of Activity	Language

Second semester

Course	Credits	Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code	Contact Hours	Exercise Hours	Laboratory Hours	Personal Study Hours	Type of Activity	Language

IMPRESA SOSTENIBILE

FIRST YEAR

First semester

Course

Credits

Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code

Contact Hours

Exercise Hours

Laboratory Hours

Personal Study Hours

Type of Activity

Language

21201401 - ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (objectives)

- SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus)

(reference books)

SECS-P/02

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201407 - MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DECISIONS (objectives)

21201407-2 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI

- CENCI MARISA (syllabus) (reference books)

SECS-S/06

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201407-1 - METODI MATEMATICI PER LE DECISIONI ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI 2

- CESARONE FRANCESCO

SECS-S/06

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201414 - HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (objectives)

- DE MURO PASQUALE

SECS-P/02

Core compulsory activities

ITA

21201701 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (FOOD SECURITY FOR DEVELOPMENT)

- DE MURO PASQUALE

SECS-P/02

Elective activities

ITA

21201479 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (LANGUAGES, INFORMATICS OR INTERNSHIPS)

Other activities

ITA

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21201401 - ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (objectives) ANALISI DELLA MODELLISTICA MACROECONOMICA RELATIVA ALLE INTERAZIONI DINAMICHE TRA SISTEMI ECONOMICI E SISTEMI NATURALI. - SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus) Part 1: Introduction to the theory of dynamic systems The concept of system. Modeling. Direct problem and inverse problem in modeling. Meaning and value of the models. Abstract oriented systems. The specification of the mode of action of a system. Purely algebraic systems and dynamic systems. Linearity in models. Linear specification of the mode of action in differential form. The mode of action in integral form. Interconnection of systems. The structure matrix. Role of the structure matrix in determining the mode of action of a system. Non-linearity, chaotic dynamics and complexity. Part 2: Multisectoral models of relations between the economic system and the natural environment The NAMEA. Satellite accounts in green accounting. Multidimensional environmental impact indicators. The Leontief Input-Output model with polluting emissions. The Leontief Input-Output model with de-polluting activities. The price equations. Environmental modeling in general economic equilibrium. CGE models. Social and environmental accounting matrices. Dynamic multisectoral models. Accumulation of capital and environment. Reproducibility of systems and sustainability. Balanced growth of economic and polluting activities and sustainable development. Part 3: Synthetic indicators of environmental impact and demographic dynamics IPAT. The Ecological Footprint. The Carrying Capacity of natural systems. The ecological deficit. The curve of environmental Kuznets. The demographic system. Maltusian growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Logical growth models in discrete time and in continuous time. Carrying Capacity, subsistence, capital accumulation and technological development. Part 4: Aggregate patterns of economic growth with environmental constraints Intertemporal choices and excellent growth paths. The functional goals. Technological and natural constraints. Solow model with natural resources. The concept of resilience and the model of Common and Perrings. The endogenous growth model of Smulders and Gradus. The DICE model by Nordhaus. The RICE model. Hope's PAGE model and the Stern Review. Intertemporal choices in conditions of uncertainty. Game theory and environmental policies. Collective choices, cooperative games and negotiating processes in multilateral environmental agreements. (reference books) PARTE 1 SCARANO G., TEORIA MATEMATICA DEI SISTEMI, DISPENSE DIDATTICHE. LUNGHINI G., "NOTE SUL CONCETTO DI STRUTTURA", L'INDUSTRIA, 4, 1965. BERTUGLIA C. S., VAIO F., NON LINEARITÀ, CAOS, COMPLESSITÀ. LA DINAMICHE DEI SISTEMI NATURALI E SOCIALI, BOLLATI BORINGHIERI, TORINO, 2003. ISRAEL G., MODELLI MATEMATICI, MUZIO, ROMA, 2002. PARTE 2 D’ANTONIO M., “L’INTERDIPENDENZA TRA ECONOMIA E AMBIENTE. UN’ANALISI APPLICATA ALL’ITALIA”, WORKING PAPERS N.21, DIPARTIMENTO DIECONOMIA, UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI ROMA TRE, 2001. SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAP.12. D’ANTONIO M., ANALISI DELLE INTERDIPENDENZE SETTORIALI. TEORIA E APPLICAZIONI EMPIRICHE, LIGUORI, NAPOLI, 1980, CAPP. 1-2. PIREDDU G., ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE. UN’INTRODUZIONE IN EQUILIBRIO GENERALE, APOGEO, 2002. LEONTIEF W., “ENVIRONMENTAL REPERCUSSIONS AND THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE: AN INPUT-OUTPUT APPROACH”, THE REVIEW OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, VOL. 52, NO. 3 (AUG., 1970), PP. 262-271. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION AND TECHNICAL CONDITIONS ALONG SUSTAINABLE GROWTH PATHS”, 20TH EAEPE CONFERENCE -LABOUR, INSTITUTIONS AND GROWTH IN A GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY. 6-8 NOVEMBER 2008. UN, EC, IMF, OECD AND WB (2003), INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC ACCOUNTING 2003, ST/ESA/STATSER.F/61/REV.1 PARTE 3 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8, 9. DE SANTIS G., DEMOGRAFIA ECONOMICA, IL MULINO, BOLOGNA, 1997, CAPP. 1-2. SCARANO G., “CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS AND ENVIRONMENT”, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, VOLUME 8, 4, 2008. PARTE 4 SILVESTRI F., LEZIONI DI ECONOMIA DELL’AMBIENTE ED ECOLOGICA, CLUEB, CAPP. 8 ROMER D., ADVANCED MACROECONOMICS. NEW YORK, NY: MCGRAW-HILL, INC., 2001, CAP. 1. SOLOW R. M., “INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY AND EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES”, REVIEW OF ECONOMIC STUDIES, VOL. 41, 1974, PP. 29-45. COMMON M. AND PERRINGS C., 1992. “TOWARDS AN ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS OF SUSTAINABILITY”, ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, 6, PP. 7-34. SMULDERS S., GRADUS R., “POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND LONG-TERM GROWTH”, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, 12, 1996, PP. 505-532. NORDHAUS W. D., “AN OPTIMAL TRANSITION PATH FOR CONTROLLING GREENHOUSE GASES”, SCIENCE, 258, 1992. HOPE C., “THE MARGINAL IMPACT OF CO2 FROM PAGE2002: AN INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT MODEL INCORPORATING THE IPCC’S FIVE REASONS FOR CONCERN”, THE INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT JOURNAL, VOL. 6, 2006.	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201502 - ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS (objectives) INTRODUZIONE AI MODELLI E ALLE TEORIE CHE DESCRIVONO LE RELAZIONI TRA ATTIVITÀ ECONOMICHE E AMBIENTE NATURALE, L'USO RAZIONALE DELLE RISORSE NATURALI E GLI INTERVENTI PUBBLICI CORRETTIVI DEI FALLIMENTI DEL MERCATO CHE SI VERIFICANO IN TALI CONTESTI. - SCARANO GIOVANNI (syllabus) Introduction Nature and purposes of environmental economics. Environmental economics and ecological economics Economic systems and exosphere Socio-economic systems and ecosystems. Circular economic system and balance of materials. The environmental impact of economic activities. The dynamics of the demographic system: exponential growth and logistic growth. The dynamics of capital accumulation. Economic growth and environmental constraints. Management of natural resources The scarcity of natural resources. Renewable and non-renewable resources. The rational management of renewable resources. The Hotelling rule. Price path and rational management of non-renewable resources. Conservation, preservation and sustainability. The paradigms of sustainable development. The instruments of environmental regulation The determination of the optimal level of pollution. Taxes, standards and environmental subsidies. Comparative effectiveness of taxes and standards. Redistributive effects of environmental taxes. The failures of public intervention. The regulation of property rights and access to natural resources. The Coase theorem. Incentives and tradable permits. International agreements for sustainable development. Assessment methods for environmental assets The total economic value of environmental goods. The willingness to pay. The willingness to be compensated. Consumer surplus. The procedures for indirect estimation of the monetary value of environmental goods: hedonic price, contingent valuation and method of moving costs. (reference books) TESTI BASE ENDRES A., ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS. THEORY AND POLICY, CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2011. SCARANO G., “OTTIMIZZAZIONE VINCOLATA E PREZZI OMBRA” (DISPENSA DIDATTICA) CALCIANO F., “TEORIA DEI GIOCHI E ACCORDI AMBIENTALI INTERNAZIONALI” (DISPENSA DIDATTICA) TESTI INTEGRATIVI PEARCE D. W., TURNER R. K., ECONOMIA DELLE RISORSE NATURALI E DELL'AMBIENTE, IL MULINO, FRANZINI M., MERCATO E POLITICHE PER L’AMBIENTE, CAROCCI, 2007. PANELLA G., ECONOMIA E POLITICHE DELL’AMBIENTE, CAROCCI, 2003. SCARANO G., “ATTIVITÀ ECONOMICHE E AMBIENTE: UN’INTERAZIONE COMPLESSA TRA SISTEMI DINAMICI”, LA QUESTIONE AGRARIA, 70, 1998. DE SANTIS G., DEMOGRAFIA ECONOMICA, IL MULINO, BOLOGNA, 1997, CAP. 1.	9	SECS-P/02	60	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

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21201434 - CONSUMER LAW - MARKET REGULATIONS (objectives) THIS COURSE WILL ANALYSE THE EFFECTS WHICH ‘CONSUMERISM’ AS A EUROPEAN MOVEMENT OF CONSUMER PROTECTION HAS PRODUCED ON OUR LEGAL SYSTEM FORM THE SUPPLY POINT OF VIEW. THE MOST NOTABLE SHIFTS WILL BE ANALYSED FROM THIS PERSPECTIVE THAT, PURSUING EFFICIENCY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE WHOLE MARKET, AIM TO REGULATE TYPES OF ECONOMIC OPERATION (HORIZONTAL DISCIPLINE) AND SINGLE MARKET SECTORS (VERTICAL DISCIPLNE). TO THIS END IT HAS BEEN CONSIDERED NECESSARY TO FOCUS ON THE DISCIPLINE OF UNFAIR COMMERCIAL PRACTICES BETWEEN TRADERS AND CONSUMERS. - ROSSI CARLEO LILIANA - RABITTI MADDALENA (syllabus) The course is activated in a single teaching module that looks, from different perspectives, at the discipline of the company and the market and the protection of consumers. The purpose of the program is to transmit to the students the knowledge of the Consumer Code discipline, with regard to the rules relating to the contract with the consumer, unfair commercial practices, the impact of new technologies on consumer protection, collective protection and class action and alternative remedies for the prevention of disputes. To this end, an adequate space is reserved for the indications coming from court decisions and from the independent administrative Authorities (with particular regard to the decisions of the AGCM), both national and European. (reference books) AA.VV., Manuale di diritto dei consumi, Soggetti, atto, attività, enforcement, a cura di L. Rossi Carleo, Giappichelli, Torino, ultima edizione, ad esclusione unicamente delle seguenti parti: Parte III, Capitolo Secondo Parte IV, Capitolo Secondo, Sezione Quarta Parte IV, Capitolo Terzo, Sezione Terza	3	IUS/05	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201435 - CONSUMERS AND LIABILITY OF BUSINESSES (objectives) THIS COURSE SHOWS THE EVOLUTION OF CIVIL LIABILITY RELATED TO BUSINESS AND ANALYSES THE POSITION OF THE LAWMAKER WITH RESPECT TO DEVELOPMENT RISKS, SEEKING A BALANCE BETWEEN THE NEEDS OF PRODUCTIVITY AND THE PROTECTION OF THIRD PARTIES. IN PARTICULAR, LINKS BETWEEN ANTICIPATIVE PROTECTION AND THE FOLLOWING PROTECTION WILL BE VERIFIED AND DEEPENED, EXAMINING CIVIL TECHNIQUES TO PREVENT AND REPAIR HARMS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LAW AS WELL AS ANALYSING THE EFFECTS OF THESE JURISPRUDENCE TECHNIQUES . THUS, THE COURSE INTENDS TO GIVE STUDENTS AN AWARENESS OF DIFFERENT PROCESSES THAT LEAD TO DIFFERENT ANSWERS ON THE PROBLEM OF THE ROLE AND FUNCTION OF LIABILITY, NOT ONLY RELATING TO TIME, BUT ALSO TO AREAS OF INFLUENCE, WITH A PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON CIVIL AND COMMON LAW.
21201435-2 - RESPONSABILITA' D'IMPRESA E CONSUMATORI - RABITTI MADDALENA	4,5	IUS/05	30	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201435-1 - RESPONSABILITÀ D'IMPRESA E CONSUMATORI - BELLISARIO ELENA	4,5	IUS/05	30	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA

Second semester

Course	Credits	Scientific Disciplinary Sector Code	Contact Hours	Exercise Hours	Laboratory Hours	Personal Study Hours	Type of Activity	Language
21201404 - ENVIRONMENTAL BUSINESS ECONOMICS AND SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISE (objectives) The course is divided into two parts: - a first section (6 CFU) aims at providing students with specific tools in order to: (i) assess the environmental value of business initiatives and their environmental sustainability; (ii) deal with environmental communication and environmental auditing. Specific attention will be paid to issues relating to the management of green energy, water and the waste cycle and with reference to the legal aspects relating to business environmental regulations. - another section (3 CFU) analyses the issues relating to sustainable business by considering a dual perspective: a production-related viewpoint and a distribution-related aspect.
21201404-2 - ECONOMIA AZIENDALE AMBIENTALE E IMPRESA - GIOVANNINI RICCARDO	6	SECS-P/07	40	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201404-1 - ECONOMIA AZIENDALE AMBIENTALE E IMPRESA SOSTENIBILE - REGOLIOSI CARLO	3	SECS-P/07	20	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201420 - STATISTICS FOR MANAGEMENT (objectives) • IL CORSO INTENDE FORNIRE GLI STRUMENTI NECESSARI PER LA PROGETTAZIONE, L’ELABORAZIONE E L’ANALISI DEI DATI IN CAMPO AZIENDALE. IL CORSO INTRODUCE LO STUDENTE ALLA METODOLOGIE STATISTICHE PER LE RICERCHE DI MERCATO, PER L’ANALISI DELLA SODDISFAZIONE E PER LE DECISIONI AZIENDALI. • LA PARTE TEORICA SARÀ AFFIANCATA DA UNA PARTE APPLICATA SU DATI REALI E CASE STUDIES PROVENIENTI DAL MARKETING E DAL MANAGEMENT MEDIANTE L’USO DI OPPORTUNI SOFTWARE STATISTICI QUALI AD ES. R, SPSS, MINITAB. AGLI STUDENTI VERRÀ INSEGNATO NON SOLO L’ASPETTO TEORICO DEI MODELLI MA ANCHE I PRINCIPALI CONTESTI APPLICATIVI E IL LORO UTILIZZO MEDIANTE OPPORTUNI SOFTWARE STATISTICI. • IL CORSO DI STATISTICA PER IL MANAGEMENT, INSEGNA A GESTIRE UN’INDAGINE STATISTICA DALLA SUA PIANIFICAZIONE ALL’ANALISI E COMMENTO DEI DATI.
21201420-2 - STATISTICA PER IL MANAGEMENT - VICARD PAOLA	4,5	SECS-S/01	30	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201420-1 - STATISTICA PER IL MANAGEMENT - MORTERA JULIA	4,5	SECS-S/01	30	-	-	-	Core compulsory activities	ITA
21201508 - I.T.: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY (objectives) IL CORSO MIRA A FORNIRE AGLI STUDENTI LE CONOSCENZE BASI DEL SOFTWARE STATISTICO R. OBIETTIVO FINALE DEL CORSO È QUELLO DI FAR SI CHE GLI STUDENTI ALLA FINE DELL’ATTIVITÀ DIDATTICA SIANO IN POSSESSO DI CONOSCENZE TALI DA PERMETTERE LORO DI ESEGUIRE ALCUNE TRA LE PRINCIPALI APPLICAZIONI STATISTICHE E, IN CASO DI APPLICAZIONI NON SVILUPPATE ALL’INTERNO DEL CORSO, DI POTER APPRENDERE AUTONOMAMENTE LE CONOSCENZE NECESSARIE ALLO SVILUPPO DI TALI APPLICAZIONI. - SOLARI FABRIZIO	3	INF/01	25	-	-	-	Other activities	ITA
21201511 - I.T.: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY (objectives) IL CORSO MIRA A FORNIRE AGLI STUDENTI LE CONOSCENZE BASI DEL SOFTWARE STATISTICO R. OBIETTIVO FINALE DEL CORSO È QUELLO DI FAR SI CHE GLI STUDENTI ALLA FINE DELL’ATTIVITÀ DIDATTICA SIANO IN POSSESSO DI CONOSCENZE TALI DA PERMETTERE LORO DI ESEGUIRE ALCUNE TRA LE PRINCIPALI APPLICAZIONI STATISTICHE E, IN CASO DI APPLICAZIONI NON SVILUPPATE ALL’INTERNO DEL CORSO, DI POTER APPRENDERE AUTONOMAMENTE LE CONOSCENZE NECESSARIE ALLO SVILUPPO DI TALI APPLICAZIONI. - SOLARI FABRIZIO	6	INF/01	40	-	-	-	Other activities	ITA
21201479 - OTHER TRAINING ACTIVITIES (LANGUAGES, INFORMATICS OR INTERNSHIPS)	6		-	-	-	-	Other activities	ITA