EVENTS

THE FIRST RESPOND's PUBLIC EVENT ON HOW TO TACKLE POLITICAL CORRUPTION IN DIGITAL SOCIETIES

Ulisse Room, Accademia delle Scienze - Via Zamboni 33, Bologna - In presence and online event

The new research project RESPOND warmly invited the Unibo academic community and stakeholders interested in corruption, democracy, and technology to its public launch online and in Bologna.

Research Seminar "Advancing Anti-Corruption Efforts in Corporations"

Aula Romei, 3rd floor, Via dei Bersaglieri 6, Bologna.

The presentation aims to disseminate the recently completed anti-corruption research on the construction sector, assess potential areas of future exploration and establish an agenda of potential future shared research and collaboration with the University of Bologna

Anti-Corruption from the Grassroots in National and Transnational Settings: Imaginaries, Technologies, and Outcomes

Aula Pezemo, Strada Maggiore 45

The BIT-ACT workshop will host the presentation of advanced findings from the BIT-ACT project and six presentations by the project's Advisory Board, renowned experts in the fields of corruption studies, social movement studies, media and communication studies, and qualitative methodologies

Summer School on Ethics and Safety in Political Studies

Department of Political and Social Sciences, Palazzo Hercolani, Strada Maggiore 45, Bologna

Interdisciplinary Corruption Research Network Forum

Department of Political and Social Sciences, Palazzo Hercolani, Strada Maggiore 45, Bologna

BIT-ACT Workshop at the University of Bologna

Department of Political and Social Sciences, Palazzo Hercolani, Strada Maggiore 45, Bologna

Alice Mattoni gives a talk on grounded theory at the European University Institute

Zoom - Online event

BIT-ACT at the annual conference of the International Communication Association in Paris

France

BIT-ACT at the 16th Organization Studies Workshop

Chania, Greece

Democracy and security in Ukraine: Unpacking local resilience and prospects for reconstruction

Swedish International Centre for Local Democracy - Online event

Alice Mattoni to present the BIT-ACT early findings at the University of Siena

Centre for the Study of Political Change - University of Siena

Fighting corruption with civic innovation: material and symbolic challenges of organizing data-enabled activism

Università di Pisa