
Inequality of educational opportunities: Trends, patterns and mechanisms
SPS Seminar - 20 March 2023, h. 10.30, SPS Seminar Room and on MS TEAMS. Speaker: M. Triventi (University of Trento)

How Artificial Intelligence Can Improve Public Policy
NASP International and Interdisciplinary Seminar - 10 march 2023, h. 14.30, Room B, via Pace, and on ZOOM. Speaker: S. O'Halloran (Trinity College Dublin)

The Role of School Environment in Attitudes' Formation: Substantial and Methodological Insights
SPS Seminar/From the Labs - 24 March 2023, h. 10.30, SPS Seminar Room and on MS TEAMS. Speaker: A. Kudrnáč (Institute of Sociology, Czech Academy of Sciences)

Ethics and Affect in Resistance to Democratic Regressions
Political Philosophy Seminar - 27 March 2023, h. 11.00, SPS Seminar Room. Speaker: F. Wolkenstein (University of Vienna)

Think Like a Feminist
1st GPS/PPPA Spring Lecture - 28 March 2023, h. 11.00-13.00, Sala Lauree. Speaker: C.E. Hay (University of Massachusetts Lowell)

Procedures that are democratic, or why no one can have the right to the final say
Political Philosophy Seminar - 21February 2023, h. 11.00, SPS Seminar Room. Speaker: C. Fumagalli (University of Genoa)

Human Rights on the Internet: The Cyber Human Rights Organization
Seminar - 9 February 2023, h. 16.30, ROOM 5, Faculty SPES. Speaker: S. Semenzin (Complutense University of Madrid)

Improving genetic explanations with GxE interaction
SPS Seminar - 13 February 2023, h. 14.30, SPS Seminar Room and on MS TEAMS. Speaker: F. Tropf (CREST/ENSAE)

The multifaceted relationship between individual religiosity and attitudes toward immigration: A comparative perspective
SPS Seminar//From the Labs - 9 February 2023, h. 12.30, SPS Seminar Room and on MS TEAMS. Speakers: R. Ladini (University of Milan)

Economic integration and distributive justice
Political Philosophy Seminar - 24 January 2023, h. 11.00, SPS Seminar Room. Speaker: P. Maffettone (University of Naples – Federico II)