LIBRI DI PIETRO PAOLO GUZZO

A causa del Covid-19 abbiamo vissuto quasi due anni in un mondo rovesciato, rivoluzionando i nostri stili di vita. Il volume mostra, sulla base di riflessioni teoriche sostenute da ricerche sul campo, alcuni di questi sviluppi, costruendo il contesto per interventi di supporto alle persone e di contrasto agli effetti negativi. Il testo approfondisce le seguenti “aree”: Policy, Anziani, Adulti, Giovani e Comunicazioni. Queste tematiche sono affrontate con uno sguardo critico, ma con un’attitudine costruttiva, utilizzando solide e sofisticate strumentazioni sociologiche.

L’alimentazione è un fatto sociale complesso a cui corrisponde, oggi, uno spazio analitico sempre più vasto, stimolante e ricco di collegamenti e “contaminazioni”. Il volume vuole essere l’occasione per riflettere sul ruolo che l’educazione alimentare gioca nei percorsi di crescita dell’attore sociale, sul ruolo genitoriale per una sana alimentazione, sulle problematiche odierne riferite a stili di vita poco salutari, sulle certificazioni alimentari e sul rapporto tra cibo e religione.

Come sono influenzate dal genere (gender), la genesi e la diffusione di vecchie e nuove forme di dipendenze nella web society? Quali esperienze e interventi gender-oriented si possono rintracciare nei diversi ambiti del sistema dei servizi delle dipendenze, specie nel Mezzogiorno d’Italia? Il volume affronta questi e altri interrogativi presentando i risultati di un dibattito tra ricercatori, studiosi e professionisti del settore delle dipendenze all’indomani del Convegno “Salute e dipendenze di genere al Sud. Teorie e buone prassi nella web society”.

The paper outlines future scenarios for the study of addictions in the light of the new digital methods of social research (e-methods). In particular, it describes an exploratory e-research conducted with the Delphi methodology among professionals involved in the field of addictions in three different Italian territories: Calabria, Basilicata and Trentino. The focus is on the reshaping of the public agencies that deal with addiction treatment through the use of web tools available today.

The future of drug treatment services in today’s digital society (web society) depends, among other things, on the interoperability between health care information systems and other information systems linked to social control agencies, police forces and the judiciary. Agreements and partnerships between such different institutional actors should be strengthened, with regard to both "old" addictions (to psychoactive substances), and "new" ones (regarding Internet, gambling, and so on). Possible areas of interoperability and related problems should be analyzed. We focus on four points: a) the impact models and tools of tele-e-Health in prison; b) the intertwining between e-government and new digital privacy rules with regard to addictions; c) the operational networks of inter-institutional cooperation (e.g. the recovery paths for addicted subjects "reported" to the judiciary); d) a "federal" model of tele-cooperation in prison as example of interoperability between institutions.

The paper outlines future possibilities for the study of addictions with the new digital methods of social research (e-Methods). In particular, it describes an exploratory e-research conducted with the Delphi methodology between professionals involved in the field of addictions in three different Italian territories: Calabria, Basilicata and Trentino. The focus is on the reshaping of the public agencies that deal with addiction treatment through the use of the web society tools which are available today.

The future of drug treatment services in today’s digital society (web society) depends, among other things, on the interoperability between health care information systems and other information systems linked to social control agencies, police forces and the judiciary. Agreements and partnerships between such different institutional actors should be strengthened, with regard to both "old" addictions (to psychoactive substances), and "new" ones (regarding Internet, gambling, and so on). Possible areas of interoperability and related problems should be analyzed. We focus on four points: a) the impact models and tools of tele-e-Health in prison; b) the intertwining between e-government and new digital privacy rules with regard to addictions; c) the operational networks of inter-institutional cooperation (e.g. the recovery paths for addicted subjects "reported" to the judiciary); d) a "federal" model of tele-cooperation in prison as example of interoperability between institutions.

In the web society era which are the rights and duties of scholars and researchers who use e-methods across the digital projects of social research? Which are the problems in terms, for example, of exchange, handling and "cannibalization" of data and analysis? To answer these questions the paper specify ethical dilemmas and the main legal issues underlying the uses (micro, meso, macro) of e-methods, suggesting some tricks and techniques. Particular emphasis is placed on the liability regimes (civil and criminal), digital torts, information damages, informedconsensus, information-privacy theory, date-linking practices and the anonymisation/ encripting techniques of web data. So the essay offers a first theoretical contribution to the discovery of the law and the rights of e-methods in web society, in the arrangements of digital collaboration between e-researchers.

Una riflessione corale sulla salute con una prospettiva gender-sensitive. Le peculiarità femminili e maschili rappresentano un elemento fondante nel definire la salute e il benessere individuale: i processi di costruzione culturale che accompagnano la formazione delle identità di genere condizionano grandemente progressione e decorso delle patologie, oltre a influenzare in modo sensibile l’accesso, la qualità e l’aderenza alle cure stesse.