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Beatrice Magni
Associate Professor of Political Philosophy

Beatrice Magni

Citizenship, Education and Democracy

She is associate professor of political philosophy at the Department of Social and Political Sciences of the Faculty of Political, Economic and Social Sciences (SPES) of the University of Milan, where she teaches political philosophy, public ethics, bioethics, theories of equality and rights. She is deputy director of Bdl – Biblioteca della Libertà – the magazine of the Einaudi Center, and since 2009 she has directed the Bioethics Laboratory (La.B.) at the Einaudi Center. She is a philosophy expert for www.100esperte.it (online database, inaugurated in 2016 with 100 names and CVs of experts in STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics -, Economics and Finance, International Politics, History and Philosophy) and a member of the Ethics Committee of the University of Milan.

She works in normative political theory, and is mainly interested in the following research areas: theories, problems, and practices of pluralism; theories of justice, theories of conflict, theories of compromise; gender studies; public ethics and just societies; bioethics. Among her publications, we highlight: “Sars-cov-2 What Role for Political Philosophy?”, In P. Mossleh (ed.), Corona Phenomenon. Philosophical and Political Questions (September, 2022), Brill Editor, Leiden, Value Inquiry Book Series; “Liberalism and Loneliness. A Philosophical Point of View”, in Lonely Europeans. The Impact of Loneliness and Isolation on the Future of Europe, M. Hodun (ed.), ELF, Warsaw, 2022; Hannah Arendt et la condition politique (Paris-Turin, L’Harmattan, 2019); Machiavelli. Seven essays on political theory (Milan, Mimesis, 2018).

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Teresa Pullano
Post-doctoral Researcher

She is currently a Postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Political, Economic and Social Sciences of the University of Milano Statale.
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Federico Bruno
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow

Federico Bruno is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Milan
Welfare, Sustainability and Eco-Social Policies Paolo Funari
Paolo Funari
PhD Student

His research interests concern comparative welfare systems and political economy, particularly social and labour policies. In particular, his research project concerns the social policy trajectories of European welfare states to mitigate the adverse effects of technological change on workers.
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His research interests include comparative welfare state analysis, labour market policies and the politics of EU social policy, which he addresses through both quantitative and qualitative methods. More recently, he has been studying the social consequences of the green transition and the provision of occupational welfare in Italy.