connect-unibo.bsky.social
The CONNECT Research Centre on Transnational Connections and Global Governance, based at the University of Bologna’s Department of Political and Social Sciences.
Find us here: https://centri.unibo.it/connect/en/centre
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📆On Friday 14th February, 3pm-4.30pm, we welcome Prof. Jonathan Zeitlin (UvA / European University Institute) for a CONNECT keynote lecture on "Experimentalist Governance: Retrospect and Prospect". All welcome!
👉 centri.unibo.it/connect/en/a...
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The talk will launch Giulio's new book, "Learning Policy Advice in International Affairs and Diplomacy", with a rich line-up of discussants: Marco Balboni and Stefania Profeti from Unibo, @giuliamascagni.bsky.social from JHU SAIS Europe, Veronica Lenzi from @emilia-romagna.bsky.social. All welcome!
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👩🎓High-level training events for Master and PhD students (seminars, Summer and Winter Schools, workshops);
and 📣Outreach activities for the public and local community.
📆You can find our agenda of forthcoming events for 2025 here: centri.unibo.it/connect/en/a...
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CONNECT promotes a rich agenda of public events, usually held within our Department in Bologna and open to all, including:
🔖 Monthly lunch time CONNECT Seminars, with presentations of work-in-progress by members of the Centre;
💡Quarterly CONNECT Lectures featuring high profile keynote speakers
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Our interdisciplinary research clusters address pressing transnational policy challenges:
💻AI & Digital Tech
💰Capitalism & Knowledge Economy
🔋Climate&Environment
☮️Conflict&Peace-Building
🗳️Democracy & Political Participation
⚕️Development&Health
💶EU Econ Security&Rule of Law
🌍Migration & Human Rights
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CONNECT's mission is to advance cutting-edge research on the transnational dimensions of political and social processes, integrating contemporary and historical perspectives. Our interdisciplinary membership brings together over fifty scholars from political science, sociology, law, and history.