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La concepciĂłn de ciudadanĂa del Tratado de Lisboa en referencia al ideal cosmopolita
El Tratado de Lisboa proporcionará el nuevo marco institucional a la UniĂłn Europea. El presente artĂculo pretende esbozar quĂ© papel corresponde a la ciudadanĂa dentro de ese nuevo marco tomando como referencia el ideal de la ciudadanĂa cosmopolita. El análisis propuesto se basará en tres cuestiones que se interrogarán acerca de: 1) QuiĂ©n se considera ciudadano de la UniĂłn Europea; 2) CĂłmo se podrĂa haber fomentado la participaciĂłn ciudadana en el proceso de construcciĂłn polĂtica europeo; y 3) Si la reforma institucional realizada por el Tratado de Lisboa significará, como se prometĂa, una Europa más democrática.The Lisbon Treaty will provide a new institutional framework for the European Union. This article wants to introduce which is the role of citizenship within the new framework by reference to the ideal of cosmopolitan citizenship. The proposed analysis is based on three questions that ask about: 1) Who is considered a citizen of the European Union; 2) How could they have really encouraged public participation in the European political building process; and 3) If the institutional reform carried out by the Lisbon Treaty will mean, as promised, a more democratic Europe
Guerra, coacciĂłn y autotutela en el pacifismo jurĂdico de Hans Kelsen
Durante el decenio que Hans Kelsen ejerciĂł como docente de Derecho Internacional en Colonia y Ginebra, entre 1930 y 1940, desarrollĂł un cuerpo teĂłrico del Derecho Internacional con una marcada vocaciĂłn pacifista. Ante los graves sucesos bĂ©licos de la II Guerra Mundial, Kelsen clamĂł, desde su obra la necesidad de una profunda reforma de las instituciones internacionales para conseguir la paz mundial. En este artĂculo se trata de exponer algunos de los rasgos fundamentales de esa teorĂa del Derecho Internacional que se encuentran en la base de una contundente propuesta pacifista, prestando especial atenciĂłn a los conceptos de guerra, coacciĂłn y autotutela.Hans Kelsen thought International Law in Cologne and Geneva between 1930 and 1940. During this decade he developed a theoretical framework of International Law with a strong commitment to peace. Given the serious events of the World War II, Kelsen claimed the need for a radical reform of international institutions to achieve the world peace. This article tries to outline some of the fundamental features of that theory of International Law in order to find the basis of a strong pacifist proposals, with particular attention to the concepts of war, coercion and self governance
ÂżPueden los animales ser titulares de derechos? Algunos argumentos desde una teorĂa garantista del Derecho
Este trabajo es el resultado de una preocupada reflexiĂłn acerca de la situaciĂłn ambiental que toma las controversias a propĂłsito de los derechos de los animales como punto de partida. En primer lugar se realizan algunas consideraciones preliminares acerca de la mirada antropocĂ©ntrica que impregna la cultura jurĂdica en la que a diario se mueven los juristas. A continuaciĂłn se analizan seis argumentos que con frecuencia han sido presentados por quienes, desde diferentes perspectivas, consideran que los animales no pueden o no deben ser titulares de derechos. Se pretende demostrar que, desde el punto de vista de la TeorĂa del Derecho, tales argumentos no serĂan suficientes para afirmar que los animales no puedan ser titulares de derechos subjetivos. Otra cuestiĂłn más compleja es si la titularidad de derechos es la fĂłrmula más adecuada para proteger no sĂłlo a los animales, sino al conjunto de la naturaleza. Sobre ello se apuntan dos propuestas de convivencia inspiradas en la teorĂa del garantismo jurĂdico: una de carácter teĂłrico general y otra concreta referida al modelo alimentario
Analysis of the geometric altimetry to support aircraft optimal profiles within future 4D trajectory management
The use of barometric altimetry is to some extent a limiting factor on safety, predictability and efficiency of aircraft operations, and reduces the potential of the trajectory based operations capabilities. However, geometric altimetry could be used to improve all of these aspects. Nowadays aircraft altitude is estimated by applying the International Standard Atmosphere which differs from real altitude. At different temperatures for an assigned barometric altitude, aerodynamic forces are different and this has a direct relationship with time, fuel consumption and range of the flight. The study explores the feasibility of using sensors providing geometric reference altitude, in particular, to supply capabilities for the optimization of vertical profiles and also, their impact on the vertical Air Traffic Management separation assurance processes. One of the aims of the thesis is to assess if geometric altitude fulfils the aeronautical requirements through existing sensors. Also the thesis will elaborate on the advantages of geometric altitude over the barometric altitude in terms of efficiency for vertical navigation. The evidence that geometric altitude is the best choice to improve the efficiency in vertical profile and aircraft capacity by reducing vertical uncertainties will also be shown. In this paper, an atmospheric study is presented, as well as the impact of temperature deviation from International Standard Atmosphere model is analyzed in order to obtain relationship between geometric and barometric altitude. Furthermore, an aircraft model to study aircraft vertical profile is provided to analyse trajectories based on geometric altitudes
Local temperature in quantum thermal states
We consider blocks of quantum spins in a chain at thermal equilibrium,
focusing on their properties from a thermodynamical perspective. Whereas in
classical systems the temperature behaves as an intensive magnitude, a
deviation from this behavior is expected in quantum systems. In particular, we
see that under some conditions the description of the blocks as thermal states
with the same global temperature as the whole chain fails. We analyze this
issue by employing the quantum fidelity as a figure of merit, singling out in
detail the departure from the classical behavior. The influence in this sense
of zero-temperature quantum phase transitions can be clearly observed within
this approach. Then we show that the blocks can be considered indeed as thermal
states with a high fidelity, provided an effective local temperature is
properly identified. Such a result originates from typical properties of
reduced sub-systems of energy-constrained Hilbert spaces. Finally, the relation
between local and global temperature is analyzed as a function of the size of
the blocks and the system parameters.Comment: 10 pages, 10 figures. New fidelity measure with similar result
Hybrid approach of discrete event simulation integrated with location search algorithm in a cells assignment problem: a case study
[EN] This paper presents a case study describing a cell assignment problem in an assembly facility. These cells receive parts from external suppliers, and sort and sequence these parts to feed the final assembly line. Therefore, to each cell are associated important inbound and outbound flows generating hundreds of material handling equipment movements along the facility, impacting the traffic density and causing eventually safety issues in the plant. Following an important plant redesign, cells have been relocated, and the plant managers need to decide how to manage the new logistic flows. To that aim, a hybrid approach encompassing mathematical optimization and discrete event simulation (DES) is proposed. This approach allows us to reduce complexity by decomposing the design into two phases. The first phase deals with the problem of generating cellÂżs assignment alternatives by using a heuristic method to find good quality solutions. 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A Procedure for Sharper and Faster Characterization
Topological order in two-dimensional (2D) quantum matter can be determined by
the topological contribution to the entanglement RĂ©nyi entropies. However,
when close to a quantum phase transition, its calculation becomes cumbersome.
Here, we show how topological phase transitions in 2D systems can be much
better assessed by multipartite entanglement, as measured by the topological
geometric entanglement of blocks. Specifically, we present an efficient tensor
network algorithm based on projected entangled pair states to compute this
quantity for a torus partitioned into cylinders and then use this method to
find sharp evidence of topological phase transitions in 2D systems with a
string-tension perturbation. When compared to tensor network methods for RĂ©nyi
entropies, our approach produces almost perfect accuracies close to
criticality and, additionally, is orders of magnitude faster. The method can
be adapted to deal with any topological state of the system, including
minimally entangled ground states. It also allows us to extract the critical
exponent of the correlation length and shows that there is no continuous
entanglement loss along renormalization group flows in topological phases
El pacifismo jurĂdico de Luigi Ferrajoli en Principia Iuris || The Legal Pacifism of Luigi Ferrajoli In Principia Iuris
RESUMEN: A lo largo de su obra Ferrajoli ha demostrado un indudable compromiso en favor de la paz y en contra de cualquier tipo de guerra. Por eso su teorĂa respecto del orden internacional encaja perfectamente dentro de la tradiciĂłn conocida como pacifismo jurĂdico. El propĂłsito de este trabajo es destacar cĂłmo se plasman los principales rasgos ese pacifismo en su Principia Iuris. Para ello se prestará atenciĂłn a problemas tales como el modelo de jerarquĂa normativa propuesto en el ámbito internacional o el concepto de soberanĂa estatal. TambiĂ©n se destacará el radical rechazo a la naturaleza jurĂdica de la guerra, calificándola como la más absoluta negaciĂłn del Derecho y de los derechos. Por Ăşltimo, se apuntará al diseño institucional del orden internacional que Ferrajoli plantea para superar la actual crisis de la democracia y del Estado de Derecho.
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ABSTRACT: Along his work Ferrajoli has demonstrated an unquestionable engagement to the peace and against the war. His theory about international order, thus, fit well within the so called legal pacifism. The purpose of this paper is to highlight how the main features that pacifism are present in his Principia Iuris. I will pay attention to issues such as norvative hierarchy model proposed for the international order, and to the concept of state sovereignty. Also is remarkable the radical deny of its legal nature to the war, as the absolute negation of law and rights. Finally, we´ll see the institutional design of international order that Ferrajoli propose to overcome the current crisis of democracy and the rule of law
RevitalizaciĂłn del Castillo de Almansa
[EN] The proposed action seeks recovery Castle and incorporated into the daily life of the city of Almansa:
reinvigorating. Proposed use, return to life, abandoning the model of "visitable ruin" as having outdated
today. A building for use in the XXI century, which is the best way to add value to the Castle, making it
useful again proposed. The action based on the concept of reversibility of the intervention, since it does
not affect historic structures, proposes a building which on one hand facilitates the understanding of the
castle who created Don Juan Pacheco in the XV century, and on the other hand, recovering old missing
spaces for use as an auditorium and exhibition halls in a unique setting, developing activities of our
society that guarantees its maintenance and therefore life expectancy Castle.GarcĂa Saez, JF. (2015). RevitalizaciĂłn del Castillo de Almansa. En Defensive architecture of the mediterranean: XV to XVIII centuries. Vol. I. Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València. 365-372. https://doi.org/10.4995/FORTMED2015.2015.1783OCS36537
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