Parallel sessions
Friday 15 May 2026 – Afternoon session
Roma Tre University
Markets, Reciprocity, and Human-Centered Microeconomics
17.00-18.00
Session: 1
Classroom: Aula Tesi – Department of Economics
Chair:
Salvatore Monni
Speakers:
Bernard-Didiet Benissan, University of Abomey-calavi (Asymmetric influence of economic growth on income inequality: evidence from west Africa)
Scala Antonio, CNR (Group-Forming Networks and Relational Value: Beyond Reductionist Economics)
Isola Francesca, University of Cagliari (Intimate partner violence as multiple capability deprivations: a fuzzy and counting approach)
Monni Salvatore, Roma Tre University (Rethinking Europe’s Social Contract: Towards a Just Economy)
De Cristofaro Alessandro, University of Catania (Who Benefits from Culture? Social Capital Shaping the Effects of Cultural Participation onmLife Satisfaction)
Picciano Maria Antonietta, Salerno University (Pratiche innovative di economia sociale e sostenibile attraverso le reti di Growing Communities e dei farmers market londinesi)
Macroeconomic Stability in Service of Social Flourishing
17.00-18.00
Session: 2
Classroom: 13A – Department of Economics
Chair:
Chiara Alvisi
Speakers:
De Dominicis Audrey, University of Teramo (Exploring Hidden Patterns in Macroeconomic Data Series with the Fast Iterative Filtering Algorithm)
Silva Felipe, Catholic University of Brasília (UCB) (Commodity Price Shocks, Financial Fragility, and State-Dependent Macroeconomic Dynamics)
Alvisi Chiara, Sapienza University of Rome
Diachkov Dmytro, NOVA Information Management School (NOVA IMS), Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Human Development, Welfare, and Integral Wellbeing
17.00-18.00
Session: 3
Classroom: 4A – Department of Political Sciences
Chair:
Andrea Fazio
Speakers:
Uljarevic Aleksa, University of Luxembourg (Analyzing countries ability to transform their resources into well-being using World Happiness Report data)
Rigas Nikos, STATEC Research (Analyzing countries ability to transform their resources into well-being using World Happiness Report data)
Pan Xingrui, Universidad de Zaragoza
Fazio Andrea, Marche Polytechnic University Aging, Fairness and Aspirations)
Arjona Angeles, University of Almria
Bisceglia Luigi, Bethlehem University (Moral Economy and Deservingness)
Work, Dignity, and Inclusive Labor Markets
17.00-18.00
Session: 4
Classroom: 2D – Department of Political Sciences
Chair:
Ludovica Scarselli
Speakers:
De Chiara Antonio, Euroeconomie
Turel Meryem, Yıldız Technical University
Freiberg Tracey, St. John’s University
Scarselli Ludovica, Confcooperative Molise
Manish Kumar Prasad, Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode
Institutions, Justice, and the Rule of Law in a Civil Economy
17.00-18.00
Session: 5
Classroom: Aula Tesi – Department of Political Sciences
Chair:
Simona Severino
Speakers:
Cusa Emanuele, University of Milano-Bicocca
De Napoli Emanuele, University of Firenze
Severino Simona, University of Napoli Federico II
Katsivelos Anastasia, University Mercatorum
Enterprise, Competition, and Social Value Creation
17.00-18.00
Session: 6
Classroom: 8 – Department of Economics
Chair:
Carlo Bottai
Speakers:
De Marco Angela, Impatto3D (Re-generational Trajectories in Family SMEs: Between self-determination and social progress)
Bottai Carlo, University of Milano-Bicocca (Territorial Specialization and Functional Diversity in the Italian Third Sector)
Romano Rossella, University of Napoli Federico II (Third Sector, Relational Value and Natural Degrowth: Re-centering the Common Good beyond Profit and GDP/PIL)
Agbenowossi Koami Moise, University of Firenze (Unlocking Relational Intelligence for Systemic Value Creation in European SMEs: A Youth Perspective)
Giangiacom Myriam, Fondazione Buon Lavoro (The Buona Impresa paradigm and his Manifesto)
Ecological Transition, Stewardship, and Intergenerational Justice
17.00-18.00
Session: 7
Classroom: 1C – Department of Political Sciences
Chair:
Laura Silici
Speakers:
Artelaris Panagiotis, Harokopio University of Athens (The Green Transition as a Territorial Challenge in Greece: Vulnerability, Inequality, and Policy Implications)
Lodi Luca, University of Firenze (Global Sustainability in an Interconnected World: The Role of the EU in Trade and Value Chains)
Chiara Montanini, Fondazione per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile – Italy for Climate
Staniškis Jurgis Kazimieras, Kaunas University of Technology (Sustainable development – new socio-economic system for humanity survival: transdisciplinary approach)
Auci Sabrina, University of Palermo (Good deeds take time: a dynamic analysis of the environmental effectiveness of the Kyoto Protocol)
Silici Laura, Roma Tre University (Limits and Opportunities to Accelerate the Adoption of Circular Bioeconomy Solutions among Agricultural and Forestry SMEs in Italy)
Beyond GDP and Top-Down Political Economy
17.00-18.00
Session: 8
Classroom: 19 – Department of Economics
Chair:
Enrico Marvasi
Speakers:
Vanhuyse Fedra, Uppsala University (Addressing the climate crisis in real estate: beyond financialized capitalism)
Sestini Roberta, Tuscia University (EXPLORING ECONOMIC and SOCIAL DRIVERS of TRANSPORT POVERTY in ITALY)
Marvasi Enrico, Roma Tre University (Advancing clean energy transition in MENA enterprises through awareness, feasibility, and perceived efficiency)
Di Colli Stefano, Confindustria (Drought Shocks and Corporate Dynamics: Evidence from European Firms)
Chiara Pollina, (Politica, individuo e società – un approccio olistico)
Territories, Communities, and Place-Based Development
17.00-18.00
Session: 9
Classroom: 0C – Department of Political Sciences
Chair:
Lelo Keti
Speakers:
Mustica Paolo, University of Messina
Giovanna Acampa, University of Firenze (Innovative Economies and Urban Regeneration: Toward a New Indicator Set for Evaluation)
Destefanis Sergio, Salerno University (Politiche di coesione e Mezzogiorno: una prospettiva multidimensionale)
Lelo Keti, Roma Tre University (Mapping Rome: ten years of #mapparoma)
Pugno Armando, Independent Researcher Integrated Living Communities (ILC) (Redesigning feedback architectures for the regeneration of rural territories)
Measuring What Matters: Quantitative Tools for the Common Good
17.00-18.00
Session: 10
Classroom: Dottorato 2 – Department of Political Sciences
Chair:
Gianluca Cannata
Speakers:
Yudi Saputra, Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia
Cannata Gianluca, University of Catania (Cultural Values and Macroeconomic Performance)
Nese Annamaria, University of Salerno (Prospect Theory and the Provision of Public Goods Under Risk)
Senatore Luigi, University of Salerno (Non transferable utility coalitions in common-pool resource management)
Finance for the Real Economy and the Common Good
17.00-18.00
Session: 11
Classroom: 1E – Department of Political Sciences
Chair:
Chiara Oldani
Speakers:
Oldani Chiara, University of Tuscia (Towards a new money (dis)order)
Russo Antonio Maria, University Mercatorum (LIABILITY UNDER ARTICLE 2086 OF THE ITALIAN CIVIL CODE, THE IMPORTANCE OF CONTRACTUAL INSTITUTIONS WITH REFERENCE TO SPAIN.)
Povia Maria Melania, University of Bari Aldo Moro (Financialisation and the Real Economy: an empirical analysis model)
Acquaviva Rosaria, University of Bari Aldo Moro (Oltre il profitto: finanza sociale ed economia femminista verso nuovi paradigmi di welfare.)
Rethinking Economics: Method, Responsibility, and Civil Foundations
17.00-18.00
Session: 12
Classroom: 0B – Department of Political Sciences
Chair:
Jacopo Matteacci
Speakers:
Matteacci Iacopo, AURORA International Study Center for Neurosciences, Diversity, Peace & Innovation (Artificial Intelligence and Relational Intelligence: Foundations of a Relational Value Economy from a Youth Perspective)
Senatore Marco, Ministero dell’Economia e delle Finanze (A market for values. Reconciling economics and ethics by fostering autonomy, community and a shared assessment of social values)
Anabaraonye Benjamin, University of NIgeria NSUKKA (RAISING ECO-BILLIONAIRES THROUGH THE RENEWABLE ENERGY INDUSTRY FOR SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA)
Giuliana FIlini, University of Cattolica Sacro Cuore Brescia (LA SCUOLA DELL’INFANZIA COME INFRASTRUTTURA CIVILE)
The Franciscan Way to Economics and Finance: The Revolutionary Figure of Amadeo Peter Giannini
17.00-18.00
Session: 13
Classroom: 1B – Department of Political Sciences
Chair:
Fabio Reali
Speakers:
Oreste Bazzichi, Pontificia Facoltà Teologica San Bonaventura-Seraphicum;
Don Renzo Beghini, Università Cattolica di Milano;
Giovanni Pirovano, Presidente di Banca Mediolanum;
Fra Felice Autieri, Istituto Teologico di Assisi;
Fabio Reali, Centro Internazionale di Studi e Ricerche di Economia Francescana.
Under (Re)construction: Rethinking How We Think, Teach, and Publish (Session organized by STOREP Associazione Italiana per la Storia dell'Economia Politica)
17.00-18.00
Session: 14
Classroom: 1D – Department of Political Sciences
Chair:
Mario Aldo Cedrini
Speakers:
Saverio Maria Fratini, Roma Tre University
Marcella Corsi and Giulia Zacchia, Sapienza University of Roma
Mario Aldo Cedrini and Angela Ambrosino, University of Torino