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Torino City Story
Torino City Story CASEreport 106: May 2016 Anne Power Contents Figures ............................................................................................................................................................. 3 Boxes ............................................................................................................................................................... 3 About LSE Housing and Communities ........................................................................................................ 4 Foreword and acknowledgements ............................................................................................................. 4 1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 5 2. History in brief ........................................................................................................................................ 7 3. The first industrial revolution and the birth of Fiat ................................................................................ 9 4. World War Two ....................................................................................................................................11 Post-war recovery .....................................................................................................................................11 5. Industrial and social strife ....................................................................................................................14 -
The Unedited Collection of Letters of Blessed Marcantonio Durando
Vincentiana Volume 47 Number 2 Vol. 47, No. 2 Article 5 3-2003 The Unedited Collection of Letters of Blessed Marcantonio Durando Luigi Chierotti C.M. Follow this and additional works at: https://via.library.depaul.edu/vincentiana Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, Comparative Methodologies and Theories Commons, History of Christianity Commons, Liturgy and Worship Commons, and the Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion Commons Recommended Citation Chierotti, Luigi C.M. (2003) "The Unedited Collection of Letters of Blessed Marcantonio Durando," Vincentiana: Vol. 47 : No. 2 , Article 5. Available at: https://via.library.depaul.edu/vincentiana/vol47/iss2/5 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Vincentian Journals and Publications at Via Sapientiae. It has been accepted for inclusion in Vincentiana by an authorized editor of Via Sapientiae. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Unedited Collection of Letters of Blessed Marcantonio Durando by Luigi Chierotti, C.M. Province of Turin Fr. Durando never wrote a book, nor published one, except for an “educative” pamphlet, written for an Institute of the Daughters of Charity at Fontanetta Po. His collection of letters, however, is a veritable “monument,” and a mine of information on civil and religious life, on the spiritual direction of persons, of the dispositions of governance for the works, etc., from 1831-1880. Today his correspondence is collected in eight large volumes, typewritten, and photocopied, with an accompanying analytical index. I spent a long time working like a Carthusian, in order to transcribe the texts of the “original” letters, the notes, and the reports. -
Direttori, Responsabili E Coordinatori
ELENCO NOMINATIVI DIRETTORI-RESPONSABILI-COORDINATORI Ufficio Struttura Semplice Tit. Cognome Nome Incarico Unità Operativa Struttura Semplice Struttura Complessa Dipartimento Sede Note email aziendali Dipartimentale Funzioni Dipartimento Materno Sig.a ACTIS OREGLIA Romanna Coordinatore Pediatria Chivasso CHIVASSO [email protected] Infantile Nomina con decorrenza Dipartimento di Salute Dott.a ACTIS-GIORGIO Michela Responsabile S.S. S.P.D.C. Ivrea Salute Mentale Cirié-Ivrea IVREA dal 01/01/2017 [email protected] Mentale delibera n. 1265 del 16/12/2016 Nomina con decorrenza Dipartimento Materno Dott. AGRIESTI Giovanni Responsabile S.S. Neonatologia Cirié Pediatria Cirié CIRIÉ dal 01/01/2017 [email protected] Infantile delibera n. 1265 del 16/12/2016 Nomina con Cure domiciliari Distretto Chivasso - San in line al Direttore Sanitario - Sig.a AILLIAUD Maria Donatella Coordinatore CHIVASSO delibera n. 1085 [email protected] Chivasso Mauro Area Distrettuale del 27/10/2017 Nomina con Medicina e Chirurgia di decorrenza Medicina e Chirurgia di Dott. AJMONE CATT Paolo Responsabile S.S. Accettazione e di Urgenza Dipartimento dell'Emergenza CIRIÉ dal 01/07/2018 [email protected] Urgenza Cirié-Lanzo (Me.C.A.U.) Chivasso delibera n. 795 del 21/06/2018 Nomina con decorrenza Dipartimento dell'Area Dott. ALFANO Antonio Maria Direttore S.C. Laboratorio Analisi CIRIÉ dal 01/01/2019 [email protected] Diagnostica delibera n. 1404 del 11/12/2018 Nomina con decorrenza Farmacia Oncologica e in line al Direttore Sanitario - Dott.a AMATO Cristina Responsabile S.S. Farmacia Ospedaliera IVREA dal 01/01/2017 [email protected] Galenica Clinica Area Ospedaliera delibera n. -
Economic Inequality in Northwestern Italy: a Long-Term View (Fourteenth to Eighteenth Centuries)
Guido Alfani PAM - Bocconi University Dondena Centre and IGIER Via Roentgen 1, 20136 Milan - Italy [email protected] Economic inequality in northwestern Italy: a long-term view (fourteenth to eighteenth centuries) (provisional version – please ask for author’s consent to quote) 1 Abstract This article provides a comprehensive picture of economic inequality in northwestern Italy (Piedmont), focusing on the long-term developments occurred during 1300-1800 ca. Regional studies of this kind are rare, and none of them has as long a timescale. The new data proposed illuminate many little-known aspects of wealth distribution and general economic inequality in preindustrial times, and support the idea that during the Early Modern period, inequality grew everywhere: both in cities and in rural areas, and independently from whether the economy was growing or stagnating. This finding challenges earlier views that explained inequality growth as the consequence of economic development. The importance of demographic processes affecting inequality is underlined, and the impact of severe mortality crises, like the Black Death, is analyzed. Keywords Economic inequality; wealth concentration; middle ages; early modern period; Piedmont; Sabaudian States; Italy; plague; Black Death Acknowledgements The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Research Council under the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013)/ERC Grant agreement No. 283802, EINITE-Economic Inequality across Italy and Europe, 1300-1800. 2 The history of long-term trends in economic inequality is still largely to be written. After decades of research, mostly generated by Simon Kuznets' seminal 1955 article which introduced the notion that inequality would follow an inverted-U path through the industrialization process (the so-called ‘Kuznets curve’)1, we now have a good knowledge of the developments in inequality through the last couple of centuries, although only for selected countries like Britain, France, Italy, Spain, and the U.S. -
The Alpine Population of Argentera Valley, Sauze Di Cesana, Province of Turin, Italy: Vestiges of an Occitan Culture and Anthropo-Ecology R
This article was downloaded by: [Renata Freccero] On: 27 April 2015, At: 12:28 Publisher: Routledge Informa Ltd Registered in England and Wales Registered Number: 1072954 Registered office: Mortimer House, 37-41 Mortimer Street, London W1T 3JH, UK Global Bioethics Publication details, including instructions for authors and subscription information: Click for updates http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/rgbe20 The Alpine population of Argentera Valley, Sauze di Cesana, Province of Turin, Italy: vestiges of an Occitan culture and anthropo-ecology R. Frecceroa a Department of Life Sciences and Systems Biology, University of Turin, Turin, Italy Published online: 27 Apr 2015. To cite this article: R. Freccero (2015): The Alpine population of Argentera Valley, Sauze di Cesana, Province of Turin, Italy: vestiges of an Occitan culture and anthropo-ecology, Global Bioethics, DOI: 10.1080/11287462.2015.1034473 To link to this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/11287462.2015.1034473 PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR ARTICLE Taylor & Francis makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of all the information (the “Content”) contained in the publications on our platform. However, Taylor & Francis, our agents, and our licensors make no representations or warranties whatsoever as to the accuracy, completeness, or suitability for any purpose of the Content. Any opinions and views expressed in this publication are the opinions and views of the authors, and are not the views of or endorsed by Taylor & Francis. The accuracy of the Content should not be relied upon and should be independently verified with primary sources of information. Taylor and Francis shall not be liable for any losses, actions, claims, proceedings, demands, costs, expenses, damages, and other liabilities whatsoever or howsoever caused arising directly or indirectly in connection with, in relation to or arising out of the use of the Content. -
Ivrea and the Moraine Amphitheatre Visitami CONTENTS
VisitAMI VisitAMIIvrea and the Moraine Amphitheatre VisitAMI CONTENTS 1. Moraine Amphitheatre of Ivrea - AMI 7 Great care and attention have been put into preparing this guide to ensure its reliability and the accuracy of the information. However, Turismo Torino e Provincia would urge you to always check on timetables, prices, 2. Ivrea 8 addresses and accessibility of the sites, products and services mentioned. 3. MaAM 14 4. Things to see at AMI 18 5. Via Francigena Morenico-Canavesana 40 6. Nature in AMI 42 7. Flavours and fragrances 50 8. Events 52 Project: City of Ivrea. Creativity and design: Turismo Torino e Provincia. Thanks for their help: Ines Bisi, Brunella Bovo, Giuliano Canavese, Alessandro Chiesi, Cristiana Ferraro, Gabriella Gianotti, Laura Lancerotto, Mariangela Michieletto, Sara Rizzi, Francesca Tapparo, Norma Torrisi, Fabrizio Zanotti. Sent to press: 2016. This guide is the outcome of the work begun in 2013, VisitAMIcommissioned by the City of Ivrea, in which institutes and associations worked jointly as part of the ongoing project for promoting the Moraine Amphitheatre of Ivrea-AMI (Anfiteatro Morenico di Ivrea). The AMI is described page after page, making the guide a useful way for visitors to discover the many artistic resources and all the natural scenery made even more attractive when combined with the many outdoor activities available. And then there are details about the extensive offer of wine and food and the many events that, during the year, are able to offer a unique, delightful experience. AMI is all this and much more, whose hidden nooks and marvels can be discovered by tourists in the many routes proposed. -
TESTO COORDINATO DELL'allegato a ALLA DCR N. 563-13414 Del 29.10.99 “INDIRIZZI GENERALI E CRITERI DI PROGRAMMAZIONE URBANIST
TESTO COORDINATO DELL’ALLEGATO A ALLA DCR n. 563-13414 del 29.10.99 “INDIRIZZI GENERALI E CRITERI DI PROGRAMMAZIONE URBANISTICA PER L’INSEDIAMENTO DEL COMMERCIO AL DETTAGLIO IN SEDE FISSA IN ATTUAZIONE DEL D.LGS 31.3.1998 114/98” COME MODIFICATO DALLA DCR n. 347-42514 del 23.12.2003 E DALLA DCR n. 59-10831 del 24.03.2006 ELENCO COMUNI MINORI PROVINCIA DI TORINO: AGLIE', ALA DI STURA, ALBIANO D'IVREA, ALICE SUPERIORE, ALPETTE, ANDEZENO, ANDRATE, ANGROGNA, ARIGNANO, AZEGLIO, BAIRO, BALDISSERO CANAVESE, BALME, BARBANIA, BARONE CANAVESE, BIBIANA, BOBBIO PELLICE, BOLLENGO, BORGIALLO, BORGOMASINO, BORGONE SUSA, BOSCONERO, BROSSO, BROZOLO, BRUSASCO, BRUZOLO, BURIASCO, BUROLO, BUSANO, CAMPIGLIONE FENILE, CANDIA CANAVESE, CANISCHIO, CANTALUPA, CANTOIRA, CAPRIE, CARAVINO, CAREMA, CASALBORGONE, CASCINETTE D'IVREA, CASELETTE, CASTAGNETO PO, CASTAGNOLE PIEMONTE, CASTELNUOVO NIGRA, CAVAGNOLO, CERCENASCO, CERES, CERESOLE REALE, CESANA TORINESE, CHIALAMBERTO, CHIANOCCO, CHIAVERANO, CHIESANUOVA, CHIOMONTE, CHIUSA DI SAN MICHELE, CICONIO, CINTANO, CINZANO, CLAVIERE, COASSOLO TORINESE, COAZZE, COLLERETTO CASTELNUOVO, COLLERETTO GIACOSA, COSSANO CANAVESE, CUCEGLIO, EXILLES, FELETTO, FENESTRELLE, FIANO, FIORANO CANAVESE, FOGLIZZO, FRASSINETTO, FRONT, FROSSASCO, GARZIGLIANA, GERMAGNANO, GIAGLIONE, GIVOLETTO, GRAVERE, GROSCAVALLO, GROSSO, INGRIA, INVERSO PINASCA, ISOLABELLA, ISSIGLIO, LA CASSA, LAURIANO, LEMIE, LESSOLO, LEVONE, LOCANA, LOMBARDORE, LOMBRIASCO, LORANZE', LUGNACCO, LUSERNETTA, LUSIGLIE', MACELLO, MAGLIONE, MARENTINO, MASSELLO, MATTIE, MEANA DI -
2. the HIGH SPEED RAIWAY LINE TURIN-LYON 2.1. Main Data and a Bit of Clarification Concerning the Tunnels
2. THE HIGH SPEED RAIWAY LINE TURIN-LYON 2.1. Main data and a bit of clarification concerning the tunnels. • Despite the name, the Turin-Lyon doesn’t pass to Turin town. Exiting from Gravio Musine tunnel, it takes the direction of Settimo Torinese where it connects with the ordinary and high-speed lines, Turin–Milan. • The Turin-Lyon TAV length ranges between 254 and 265 depending of the France side option, about 20 to 30 shorter than the historical line which is 287 Km long (RFI data) and passing through the Frejus railway tunnel. The TAV fleeting train connection Turin to Lyon is only 247 Km long, as the historical line is used till Bruzolo, then the new line until Lyon. • The well advertised 53 Km long tunnel, known as well as basic tunnel, is not the only one. There are other 4 tunnels in Italy for a total amount of other 41 Km. All tunnels are double tube, meaning that there is one gallery for each direction. In addition there are other 50Km of tunnel for priority-passing rails, inspections, access window and service tunnels, descents, ventilations, refuges for people, and so on. • The Turin-Lyon is composed by three segments, Italian and assigned to RFI as general contractor, International and assigned to LTF (Lyon Turin Ferroviaire) and a French segment, not yet assigned. The Italian segment is (see red track in Fig. 2.1-1) is 43 km long. Starts from San Didero, includes the tunnel Gravio-Musine tunnel (21.3 Km) and the northern Turin surrounding part, also called Gronda Nord of Turin, which is implemented as series of artificial tunnels, embankment, trench, viaducts, until Settimo. -
A Glance at Our
AIR QUALITY MONITORING NETWORK AA glanceglance atat ourour airair The air quality monitoring network operating in the province of Turin is managed by Arpa Piemonte. It is composed of 23 monitoring stations (16 background stations and 7 traffic stations) and one mobile station for short measuring Annual report on data collected by campaigns. All the stations are connected to the data acquisition centre provincial air quality monitoring network by telephone lines and transmit hourly measurement result. provincial air quality monitoring network This setup allows a continuous monitoring of the main factors that may affect air quality. Location of measurement stations on the territory is a key factor to achieve a cost-effective air quality monitoring. In Sergio Dall’Olio, above sky 2014 Torino some cases the selected sites must be representative of a large portion of territory, in other cases stations must 20142014 previewpreview represent specific pollution situation like traffic hot spot or single source emissions. A strategic location of measurement points gives extremely representative information on air quality. MEASUREMENT STATIONS AIR QUALITY IN THE PROVINCE OF TURIN Station Address Pollutants Type of station Data collected during the last 10 years by air quality monitoring network Pollutant Situation Baldissero (GDF) (1) Str. Pino Torinese, 1 – Baldissero NO , O , CO, PM10ß, PAHs deposimeter Rural background operating in the province of Turin and managed by Arpa Piemonte show an x 3 sulphur dioxide Beinasco Via S. Pellico, 5 – Beinasco NO x Urban background overall and significant improvement but at the same time confirm the critical NO PM10 , PM10 ß , PM2,5 ß, BTX, PCDD/DF sampling situation of the territory, in particular of the Turin urban area. -
Verso Una Città Metropolitana Del Cibo
Urban&Rural Cooperation: the Metropolitan City of Torino’s projects The Metropolitan Food Agenda The front office for new mountain and rural inhabitants («Living and Working in mountain areas») Working Group Metropolitan Areas Meeting – Eurocities – 18th of june 2021 For Torino Food policy is a new dimension “Food security (is ) a situation that exists when all people, at all times, have phisical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healty life” (Amartya Sen, Nobel on Economy) To feed “Resilient” Cities/Metropolis From agricultural, environmental, market, urban planning, health policies to Food policies From Government to Governance (focus of dynamic relationships between actors: producers, consumers, trade, civil society/stakeholders/lobbies, public authorities) Why we are dealing with Food Policies? Because Food is a primary need of human being (the third one after air and water) essential for Life Because the “access” to food is not only a question of quantity but of quality, not solved even in “rich and developped” countries (obesity/overweigth, diabetes, 50% of diseases linked to the food diet and style, increasing poor people) Because it is an hidden cost for the Public Health budgets Because Public Authorities have a Moral Responsibility to their citizens’ LIFE Because, last but not least, IT IS A QUESTION OF FOOD DEMOCRACY and food justice, THEN A QUESTION OF DEMOCRACY How we reached the Food approach: wich food policy -
Geologic Map of the Southern Ivrea-Verbano Zone, Northwestern Italy
•usGsscience for a changing world Geologic Map of the Southern Ivrea-Verbano Zone, Northwestern Italy By James E. Quick,1 Silvano Sinigoi,2 Arthur W. Snoke,3 Thomas J. Kalakay,3 Adriano Mayer,2 and Gabriella Peressini2·4 Pamphlet to accompany Geologic Investigations Series Map I- 2776 1U. S. Geological Survey, Reston, VA 20192- 0002. 2Uni versita di Trieste, via Weiss 8, 341 27 Trieste, ltalia. 3Uni versity of Wyoming, Larami e, WY 8207 1- 3006. 4Max-Planck-lnstitut ft.ir Chemi e, J.J. Becherweg 27, 55 128 Mainz, Germany. 2003 U.S. Department of the Interi or U.S. Geological Survey COVER: View of the Ponte della Gula, an ancient bridge spanning the Torrente Mastellone approximately 2 kilometers north of the village of Varallo. Diorite of Valsesia crops out beneath the bridge. Photograph by ADstudia, Silvana Ferraris, photographer, Pizza Calderini, 3-13019 Varallo Sesia ([email protected]) INTRODUCTION REGIONAL SETTING The intrusion of mantle-derived magma into the deep conti The Ivrea-Verbano Zone (fig. 1) is a tectonically bounded sliver nental crust, a process commonly referred to as magmatic of plutonic and high-temperature, high-pressure metamorphic underplating, is thought to be important in shaping crustal com rocks in the southern Alps of northwestern Italy (Mehnert, position and structure. However, most evidence for this process 1975; Fountain, 1976). To the northwest, it is faulted against is indirect. High P-wave velocities and seismic-reflection profiles the basement of the Austro-Alpine Domain by the lnsubric Line, reveal that much of the deep continental crust is dense and a major suture zone that separates the European and Apulian strongly layered, consistent with the presence of layered mafic plates (Schmid and others, 1987; Nicolas and others, 1990). -
Valori Agricoli Medi Della Provincia Annualità 2015
Ufficio del territorio di TORINO Data: 13/04/2016 Ora: 9.01.12 Valori Agricoli Medi della provincia Annualità 2015 Dati Pronunciamento Commissione Provinciale Pubblicazione sul BUR n. del n. del REGIONE AGRARIA N°: 1 REGIONE AGRARIA N°: 2 VAL LOCANA E SOANA MONTAGNA DEL CANAVESE Comuni di: ALPETTE, VALPRATO SOANA, CANISCHIO, CERESOLE Comuni di: ANDRATE, BORGIALLO, BROSSO, CAREMA, REALE, FRASSINETTO, LOCANA, NOASCA, RIBORDONE, RONCO CASTELNUOVO NIGRA, CHIESANUOVA, CINTANO, COLLERETTO CANAVESE, SPARONE, INGRIA, PONT CANAVESE, PRATIGLIONE CASTELNUOVO, MEUGLIANO, SETTIMO VITTONE, TAVAGNASCO, TRAUSELLA, TRAVERSELLA, VICO CANAVESE, ISSIGLIO, NOMAGLIO, QUINCINETTO, RUEGLIO COLTURA Valore Sup. > Coltura più Informazioni aggiuntive Valore Sup. > Coltura più Informazioni aggiuntive Agricolo 5% redditizia Agricolo 5% redditizia (Euro/Ha) (Euro/Ha) BOSCO CEDUO 1933,00 1933,00 BOSCO D`ALTO FUSTO 4707,00 6570,00 BOSCO MISTO 2579,00 2579,00 CASTAGNETO DA FRUTTO 3222,00 4252,00 INCOLTO PRODUTTIVO 321,00 321,00 ORTO 22744,00 ORTO IRRIGUO 27292,00 PASCOLO 580,00 580,00 PASCOLO ARBORATO 2579,00 PASCOLO CESPUGLIATO 645,00 645,00 PRATO 10696,00 SI SI 10696,00 SI SI PRATO ARBORATO 10696,00 10696,00 PRATO IRRIGUO 13401,00 13401,00 Pagina: 1 di 21 Ufficio del territorio di TORINO Data: 13/04/2016 Ora: 9.01.12 Valori Agricoli Medi della provincia Annualità 2015 Dati Pronunciamento Commissione Provinciale Pubblicazione sul BUR n. del n. del REGIONE AGRARIA N°: 1 REGIONE AGRARIA N°: 2 VAL LOCANA E SOANA MONTAGNA DEL CANAVESE Comuni di: ALPETTE, VALPRATO SOANA, CANISCHIO, CERESOLE Comuni di: ANDRATE, BORGIALLO, BROSSO, CAREMA, REALE, FRASSINETTO, LOCANA, NOASCA, RIBORDONE, RONCO CASTELNUOVO NIGRA, CHIESANUOVA, CINTANO, COLLERETTO CANAVESE, SPARONE, INGRIA, PONT CANAVESE, PRATIGLIONE CASTELNUOVO, MEUGLIANO, SETTIMO VITTONE, TAVAGNASCO, TRAUSELLA, TRAVERSELLA, VICO CANAVESE, ISSIGLIO, NOMAGLIO, QUINCINETTO, RUEGLIO COLTURA Valore Sup.