Culture
Humanities Studies
Waiting on the world to change: for an affective futurability of places
In a time marked by uncertainty and a lost sense of future, the search for re-enchantment offers hope and transformative potential.
by Alessandra Faccini

Relations & Society
Turning PointsA brief history of turning points
What makes an event a turning point? Analyses, thoughts and examples from the ancient discovery of fire to the current pandemic.
by Ornella Sinigaglia

Relations & Society
IdentityBecome what you are
Shaking off centuries worth of rotten bias is a long and difficult process. Acknowledging the problem is the first crucial step.
by Laura Silvia Battaglia

Organizations
IdentitySelfie culture
Selfies don't come out of nowhere: for centuries self-representation mirrored and shaped societies and identities through different devices.
by Riccardo Trabattoni

Relations & Society
Turning PointsFree to migrate
Migration has had and still has a great impact on human history: it shapes countries, economies, cultures and — now more than ever — the climate.
by Christian Elia

Humanities Studies
IdentityGetting a word in — The theatre of voice
We become what we are through voice—our own, but also that of others. And silence sets the stage where the theatrical, vocal performance of life comes to light.
by Matteo Bonazzi

Humanities Studies
IdentityAgainst identity
Sometimes identity is “negative,” in that it is defined by what someone (or something) is not. And that can be a powerful catalyst for the opening of harmful doors.
by Francesca Coin

Organizations
Us against the world
An essay on counterculture
by Riccardo Trabattoni

Relations & Society
IdentityRules for the road ahead
The world is changing quickly, and it is really hard to forge a surefire path. There are, however, some guidelines that are worth following — especially with regard to what not to do
by Howard Tullman

Relations & Society
IdentityCaroline Sinders: the power of art and the need for change
The fight for human rights has been battering the nations’ parliaments for decades and one of the forms this fight can take is creativity.
by Eleonora Raspi

Relations & Society
Turning PointsThe school that doesn’t exist
Where do we cultivate the independent thinking we need as adults to deal with the world? Professor Roberto Guardigli examines the theme.
by Roberto Guardigli

Relations & Society
DoubtDo we really always have a choice?
No matter how much we’ve retooled, reorganized, and self-medicated, it’s not easy to recover complete confidence in the future.
by Matteo Scanni

Relations & Society
Turning PointsThe moments that redefine us
The cause-effect relationship between doubt, desire for change, and the resulting choice to achieve it is a complicated matter
by Matteo Scanni

Relations & Society
DoubtDecision making: the thrill of a fork in the road
One often gets a strange impression that the most critical decisions decide themselves.
by Rita Italiano

Relations & Society
DoubtGo pick up the pieces of the market
Before March 2020, the fashion, food, and air transportation industries were skyrocketing. Then, the sudden downfall came.
by Alice Azzolini

Relations & Society
DoubtFree to play
What happens when a woman is the best on the playing field? Three stories teach us that merit always goes beyond gender.
by Tino Mantarro

Relations & Society
The big soup
A new happiness for the new normal.
by Ornella Sinigaglia

Relations & Society
A brief history of doubt
Living in a culture held together by a shared dedication to inquiry.
by Ornella Sinigaglia
