Enrico Gargiulo Orden de los libros

Exploring the concept of 'protocol' in governance, this book traces its historical roots and categorizes various types. It emphasizes how protocols function to formalize, standardize, and certify political and social processes. The text delves into their role as governing tools and policy instruments within capitalism, while also addressing their impact on societal management, especially during crises. This comprehensive analysis will resonate with scholars and students interested in public policy, sociology, political philosophy, and legal theory.

This book explores the dual nature of residency in Italy as both a means of exercising rights and a tool for state control. Gargiulo examines residency's historical and theoretical aspects, highlighting its role in local citizenship and administrative barriers that influence civic stratification and access to resources. A significant contribution to migration studies.