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Changing the Female Biocapital Market via Reproductive Technologies: A Potential Future with Genome Editing, Ectogenesis, and In Vitro Gametogenesis
1.Introduction 1.1Key Definitions Susanne Lettow (2018, 13), a German Philosopher, explains that biocapitalism can be defined as the valorisation of materials derived from human bodies and non-human living beings, i.e. biocapital. Examples of biocapital include organs – such as ovaries and uteri, genes, and cells – such as blood, skin, and gametes. Lettow argues that the valorisation ...
La scuola romana di Sociologia. Intervista a Roberto Cipriani
L’intervista è stata svolta a Roma il 18 novembre 2013 nell’ambito del Progetto di Ateneo Sapienza Università di Roma «Cinquant’anni di Sociologia e Comunicazione a Roma. La storia di una istituzione accademica attraverso le idee, le ricerche e gli uomini», coordinata da Renato Fontana (2010-2011) e Cristina Sofia (2011-2012). L’intervista è stata revisionata e integrata dall’intervistato ...
Digital tools to promote social innovation in tourism: a systematic literature review
Tourism benefits from community involvement in decision-making, ensuring planning aligns with local needs. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) play a key role, yet communities often lack knowledge of their use, limiting local governance. This study identifies digital tools fostering social innovation in tourism through a systematic literature review (SLR). Analysing 21 articles, it characterizes ...
At-risk gaming among adolescents and services addressing gambling disorder in the Lazio Region: the role of digital in an intervention research
As part of an intervention research project, in progress, on at-risk gaming among adolescents and services dedicated to gambling disorder in Lazio, Digital Social Research has provided essential support on several fronts, which are explored in depth in the proposed paper. Building on what has already been achieved, a first line of research involved the completion of an online questionnaire by a sample ...
Living techniques, machinic lives. The impact of artificial intelligence on the world of work
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the world of work, transforming processes, social roles, and specific professions, while creating new opportunities. With this contribution, we will analyse how AI is increasing efficiency and productivity, and influencing the labour market structure. Additionally, we will discuss the social and economic implications of these transformations, including ...
Exploring the integration of Social Network Analysis and Agent-Based Modelling: methodological issues in a bibliometric analysis
This study presents a bibliometric analysis (BA) of Social Network Analysis (SNA) applied to Agent-Based Modelling (ABM). BA, a quantitative method that examines scientific outputs via cataloguing databases, is viewed through the sociology of science, where research is seen as a social activity shaping cultural and social structures. Using Bibliometrix, the analysis integrates Text Mining and Semantic ...
Bad news: AI-LLMs and digital traces in journalism, the bias of copyright protection
This research examines AI models (OpenAI GPT-4 and Google Gemini 1.5 Flash) used to access Italian news across genres, focusing on the quality of information and sources (RQ1) and the models’ ability to provide correct links for users to verify and explore the news (RQ2). A custom GPT based on the Whittaker Grid serves as an experimental tool for evaluating the models’ sources. The debate on generative ...
End of life in the digital age: navigating new spaces for grieving and ethical dilemmas
The progressive digitization of social life has redefined the contours of intimacy, memory, and even death. While traditional offline contexts tend to render death a private and invisible phenomenon, digital platforms open new symbolic spaces for its expression, memorialization, and reconfiguration. This article explores the social, emotional, and imaginary dimensions of digitally mediated death, ...
A methodological approach that integrates offline and digital environments in scientific medical research on aging «fra-SET»
The multicentred non-pharmacological experimental study on aging titled «Fra-set: Identification and Quantification of Frailty» by P. Abete (DISMET University of Naples «Federico II») finds his endpoint in the validation of the diagnostic tool named «fr-AGILE» which allows for the identification and quantification of frailty in elderly patients in settings with varying levels of care intensity. ...
Embracing the ordinary: netnographic insights into authenticity and ethical challenges in the Dull Women’s Club
The Dull Women’s Club (DWC), a Facebook community of over 1.3 million members, counters mainstream social media by celebrating the mundane and rejecting performative culture. This netnographic study examines the DWC as a digital space where members negotiate identity, authenticity, and community, while also grappling with the ethical challenges of studying a semi-private online group. Analysis of ...