Federico D'Onofrio

Gegen die anlasslose Massenüberwachung privater Nachrichten per Gesetz chat-kontrolle.eu/index.php/20...

It s not a fact; both clause 42(7) of the lisbon treaty and the reinforced cooperation mechanism were designed with the idea that they could allow further development in common defense area.

The european defense community was only defeated by a few votes in the french parliament. But for the vagaries of fourth republic parliamentary tactics, the story would look very differently. There is nothing inherently anti military in the eu

We are alarmed by reports that Germany is on the verge of a catastrophic about-face, reversing its longstanding and principled opposition to the EU’s Chat Control proposal which, if passed, could spell the end of the right to privacy in Europe. signal.org/blog/pdfs/ge...

This woman is on fire in the EU parliament.

They feel you are not fully enjoying your trips

Sometimes, reading bluesky one could have the impression that the hopes of the American left are already pinned on a military takeover

We should boycott Raiffeisen

no, my argument is there is a reason railways are crap at running them. nighttrains are not functional and too expensive to compete with flights. they are conceived for expensive holidays and leisure, not for real travelling. let's not get distracted and let's focus on crossborder highspeed lines.

That s in theory. In practice, the night trains are absolutely non competitive with the plane: there is too few of them,Oebb only targets them at very rich customers,railway cos hate them so they are always late,change itinerary etc.they are fun but they aren't a real alternative

I think that night trains are just for the hype, but they are too rare and too expensive (especially now that OeBB has introduced the new terrible cars) to actually make a real difference. We should concentrate on actual, fast, day trains and stop caring about NJ

3 cheers for Gabriele Macron's Honorable Mention from the SIHS Prize in Medieval and Early Modern Italian History for his @isisjournal.bsky.social article "The Boundaries of Knowledge: Books, Experts, and Readers in Early Modern Mines." More here: www.italianhistoricalstudies.org/events-award...

Interessante il quesito sulle tasse sulla rendita immobiliare

The Effects of Immigration on the Economy: Lessons from the 1920s Border Closure - Princeton University - Department of Economics This paper is now published in the American Economic Journal: Applied Economics. A common refrain in discussions of immigration policy is the concern that high rates of immigration result in fewer job...

Regular reminder: the 1920s quotas that cut immigration to the U.S. by more than 80% "did not result in higher wages for U.S.-born workers. Instead, wages fell for U.S. workers in labor markets that were most affected by the decline in immigrant numbers."
economics.princeton.edu/working-pape...

RIP Professor Malcolm Rutherford (1948-2025)
web.uvic.ca/~rutherfo/

non credo che alcun economista mai abbia detto che i dazi avrebbero colpito solo gli USA. perché attaccare così gratuitamente e senza fondamento una disciplina fra le più importanti?

1/ New @lut.fi study in collaboration with European partners finds prioritising nuclear power expansion over renewable energy (RE) leads to 71–84% higher annual system costs in Finland by 2050 compared to a cost-optimised RE system. doi.org/10.1016/j.en...

Im the case of labour, they seem to have bad ideas (the EU, migration)

Can I use the discount code to buy Diary of a Partypooper by Dr. Katja Bruisch?

Now I'm not sure anymore what I should buy...

Congratulations!!!

Book cover of "Burning Swamps: Peat and the Forgotten Margins of Russia's Fossil Economy" by Katja Bruisch. A black and white photograph shows a woman with a headscarf stacking peat

📣 It's publication day! 🔥Burning Swamps🔥 is out with @universitypress.cambridge.org ! My book tells the forgotten history of peat in the context of Russia’s industrialization & electrification and points to the lingering presence of past extraction 1/5

#envhist #energysky

Diglielo

I don t have a pdf I can publish of some of my papers, and I hoped zenodo would allow importing the metadata automatically from orcid or similar sites

I m trying to use zenodo/openaire but they seem surprisingly unwieldy. How do you use them, if I may ask?

it also does not look great: cumbersome and confusing

Can it be openaire? But who is using explore.openaire.eu.

what is a good EU equivalent of academia edu for the humanities? (no, Zenodo is not a good replacement)

Thomas Fazi is a far-righter. It's rather evident. A path that bears some similarities to that of the Lega senator and anti-euro blogger Alberto Bagnai.

Il governo italiano si distingue ancora una volta per il desiderio di rendere inabitabili le nostre città. L'overtourism come modello di vita: www.corriere.it/economia/azi...