Titlebook: Human Nutrition from the Gastroenterologist’s Perspective; Lessons from Expo Mi Enzo Grossi,Fabio Pace Book 2016 Springer International Pub

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text and discuss the themes of his work.An important work fo.This is thefirst English translation of Benedetto Cotrugli‘s .The Book of the Art of Trade., a lively account of the life of aMediterranean merchant in the Early Renaissance, written in 1458. The book isan impassioned defense of the legiti

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Gioacchino Leandro,A. Giliberti,A. M. Cisternino,R. Inguaggiato,R. Reddavide,M. G. Carusoin this fourth book, on the manner in which a merchant should conduct himself with regard to the economics and administration of his household and family. And this is no less worthy of a merchant’s attention than his public life, following the saying of Valerius Maximus: “Of what use is valour far f

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Anna Simona Sasdelli,Francesca Alessandra Barbanti,Giulio Marchesinirequently employed to justify a variety of actions and inactions, very little has been done from a conceptual point of view to test its relevance to these behaviors or to explore its relationship to other moral principles that also might be called upon to guide or justify conduct. Perhaps more than

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Pasquale Mansueto,Aurelio Seidita,Alberto D’Alcamo,Antonio Carroccioitarianism, altruism, beneficence, or philanthropy. None of these words individually is adequate to encompass the quality to which this historical investigation is addressed, and none is truly synonymous with any other. Each of these words can be taken as having a negative connotation in that each a

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Riccardo Marmo,Antonella Santonicola,Paola Iovino can be and is also treated under the heading of duty or obligation. In these approaches typical questions are, respectively, (1) Is there a right to health care?, (2) Is the present distribution of health care just?, and (3) Has society, or some segment of it, a duty to provide health care? It is c

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Enzo Grossiprovision becomes more and more a social responsibility? Over the past decade a number of writers, myself among them, have sought to assert that there is a fundamental human right to health care. In different ways we have argued that access to health care cannot be allowed to depend upon one’s finan