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14 JAN 2025

CONNECT seminars

Published

Mozambique, CONCP and transnational solidarities: Third-worldism from the Cold War to the challenge of the “Global South” in the 21st century

Corrado Tornimbeni (University of Bologna) discusses his research on South-South political and economic cooperation in historical and contemporary perspective, with a focus on the case of Mozambique.
11 FEB 2025

CONNECT seminars

Published

Political support and anti-liberal attitudes in pandemic times. Evidence from Western Europe

Nicola Maggini (University of Bologna) presents his research on the political impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic in Western Europe.
14 FEB 2025

CONNECT lectures

Published

Experimentalist Governance: Retrospect and Prospect

Prof. Jonathan Zeitlin (University of Amsterdam) delivers a keynote lecture titled 'Experimentalist Governance: Retrospect and Prospect’.
11 MAR 2025

CONNECT seminars

Published

Gatekeepers to International Refugee Law? The Role of Courts in Shaping Access to Asylum

Madalina Moraru (University of Bologna) present research findings from her ERC-funded project ACCESS on the role of courts in interpreting the right to asylum.
08 APR 2025

CONNECT seminars

Published

Successes and Failures of Peace Processes

Prof. Karina Korostelina (George Mason University) presents her research on strategies that create a foundation for successful peace processes.
13 MAY 2025

CONNECT seminars

Published

Contextualizing Cleaning Platforms: The role of labor market and welfare institutions. An explorative analysis of six European Cities

Rebecca Paraciani and Giovanni Amerigo Giuliani (Unibo) present their ongoing research on cleaning platforms and their impact on local labour markets and working conditions across Europe.
10 JUN 2025

CONNECT seminars

Published

The primacy of politics: globalization, debts and power in Western Asia and North Africa, 1979-1992

Massimiliano Trentin (University of Bologna) presents his ongoing research on the politics of debt crises and debt negotiations in Western Asia and North Africa.
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