10 July 2024 16.00pm – 18.00pm

Europa Room

The study day with Prof. Maurizio Atzeni, is organized within the activities of the ERC Project Illicit work and the photovoltaic industry.

Participation is in person and the number of places is limited. Please confirm your participation by sending an email to riccardo.martinelli@irpps.cnr.it

To participate in the meeting, we recommend reading the following texts:

Atzeni, M. (2023). The labor process and workers' rights at Mercado Libre: hiding exploitation through regulation in the digital economy. Work in the Global Economy, 3(2), 181-200. Retrieved Jul 2, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.1332/27324176Y2023D000000003

Atzeni, M., & Cini, L. (2023). New theories and politics for working class organizing in the gig and precarious world of work. Economic and Industrial Democracy, 0(0). https://doi.org/10.1177/0143831X231201009

Short Bio
Maurizio Atzeni divides his time between Argentina and Chile, working as a researcher at CEIL/CONICET and as a Professor of Industrial Relations at the Alberto Hurtado University. The search for him takes place around two main axes. The first is the study of the nature and dynamics of workplace conflict and forms of collective organization of workers. He covers a wide spectrum of cases (auto industry, delivery industry in pre- and post-digitalization contexts, self-managed and cooperative factories, informal labor market) to map conflicts and forms of work organization. A second axis of research studies the forms of work that are produced on the basis of contemporary developments in capitalism. This axis refers to a global and interdisciplinary dimension that has been carried forward in particular in the publications of the Handbook of the Global Political Economy of Work and previously in Workers and Labor in a Globalized Capitalism. In 2022 he founded the international summer school, LabourTransfer, in Sardinia, which combines the academic world of labor studies with trade union activism and territorial development.

What role does science play in the face of uncertain scientific facts, urgent decisions, high stakes and unshared values?
These questions will be at the center of the reflection of men and women scholars in the first meeting of the Workshop project of 2023.

The meeting is held on 21 February at the Faculty of Sociology of the University of Tor Vergata at 11.00.
It will be possible to follow the live streaming at the link bit.ly/3S52qgn.

Will intervene Silvio Funtowicz, a philosopher who developed – together with Jerry Ravetz – the concept of post-normal science, which proposes a new model of scientific investigation and science-society-political decision-makers relationship in situations characterized by uncertainty and urgency.

Speakers will also be: Bruna DeMarchi, expert in risk sociology; Valentina Tudisca e Claudia Pennacchiotti, IRPPS researchers; And Michela Mayer, of the Italian Association for Sustainability Science.

The scholars will moderate Claudia Hassan, University of Tor Vergata e Adriana Valente, IRPPS, and the meeting will be preceded by greetings from the IRPPS Director, Mario Paolucci and by the Director of the SPFS Department, Lucia Ceci.

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23 December 2022 14.00 hours
Baronissi campus of the University of Salerno

Organized seminar

by Prof Julia Savarese of Chair of Clinical Psychology Universityat the Salerno Studies
Tiziana Tesauro

presents Project Trame - The social theater and the training of social and health workers.

The seminar will be held in presence at the

Department of Medicine, Surgery and Dentistry 'Scuola Medica Salernitana'