“What I lived on my skin during those days in Nardò was indescribable and changed my life forever.” For Yvan Sagnet, engineer and former agricultural picker from Cameroon, five days were enough to understand that behind the hell of the farmlands in Nardò (Lecce), were he had gone in theRead More →
A conversation with Hajia Najatu Mohammed Ignorance, weapons, war, hunger. These are considered keywords when talking about Africa, a continent which needs help. However, this wonderful country can’t be only described by these sad words. Indeed, this is a land full of perspectives, action, energy and courage. All of these characteristicsRead More →
A conversation with Prof. Stefano Mastandrea “The beauty of art will save us”. Lots of intellectuals and artists had explained this concept in their works, sculptures, and paintings. It is important to underline the relevance of art and the multiplicity of points of view through which we can understand theRead More →
A conversation with former Ambassador Murat Salim Esenli Turkey is a nation full of history, nature and culture. As the web never fails to remind us, however, the nation is currently facing a particularly hard time. On October 25th, we – as Global Governance students – had the opportunity to hostRead More →
presentation of the guest of AI impact on business and Social Services.Read More →
A conversation with Prof. Juan Carlos De Martin We are living in a complex historical period where social media era and the “Internet Age” are speeding up our actions and opinions; we have to face a lot of different challenges every moment and for this reason, we need the bestRead More →
How anthropology and the study of rites of passage can explain this globalized modernity and its crisis in dealing with limits according to the anthropologist, professor at Roskilde University and founding editor-in-chief of the academic journal International Political Anthropology Bjørn Thomassen. During the Symposium, when you were discussing the genealogyRead More →
In the beautiful setting of Villa Mondragone, during the second interdisciplinary Global Symposium, we had the occasion to interview Mr. Guido Corbò, a former lecturer of General Physics in Rome University “Sapienza” and theoretical physicist working in field theory and high energy physics, particularly known for his contribution in quantum chromodynamics.Read More →