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July 2024Leveraging Ecological Economics to advance the Sustainability TransitionREADINGS
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15:00Friday 05Welcome and Introduction
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Panel for presenting the summer school (speakers from UNIFI-UNIPI-MIT-VT, and ESEE) and participants
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15:30-17:00Inaugural lecture - From Living Well Within Limits to REALising degrowth: adventures and frontiers in ecological economics (hybrid) Julia Steinberger - Centro congressi Le Benedettine
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17:30-18:45Individual study
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08:50Monday 08Students in the classroom
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9:00-9:15EXAM (Multiple choices quiz)
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9:15-10:45Ecological economics, complexity and system thinking (Tiziano Distefano)
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COFFEE BREAK
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11:15-12:45Sustainable development (Tommaso Luzzati)
Theoretical Ecology and its implications for Ecological Economics (Igor Matutinovic)
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LUNCH
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15:30Bus to Tirrenia (beach)
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18:00-19:30Games for sustainability: ECOHESION
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20:00SOCIAL DINNER
(included in the summer school fee)
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21:37 or 22:37Bus to Pisa
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08:50Tuesday 09Students in the classroom
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9:00-9:15EXAM (Multiple choices quiz)
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9:15-10:45Theoretical Ecology and its implications for Ecological Economics (Igor Matutinovic)Sustainability and basics in Ecological Economics (Tommaso Luzzati)
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COFFEE BREAK
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11:15-13:15PhD Poster session
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LUNCH
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14:15-15:45Individual study
Biggeri: Measuring “sustainability” and “sustainability transition”: a multidimensional perspective (Mario Biggeri)
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16:30-17:15ENTRANCE EXAM (Multiple choices quiz)
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17:15-18:45Growth-Degrowth and Ecological Economics (Tommaso Luzzati)
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08:50Wednesday 10Students in the classroom
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9:00-9:15EXAM (Multiple choices quiz)
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9:15-10:45Georgescu-Roegen and KW Kapp (Tommaso Luzzati)
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COFFEE BREAK
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11:15-12:45PhD Poster sessionGrowth-Degrowth and Sustainable development (Tommaso Luzzati)
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LUNCH
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14:15-17:00Individual study
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17:00-18:30Measuring “sustainability” and “sustainability transition”: a multidimensional perspective (Mario Biggeri)
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08:50Thursday 11Students in the classroom
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9:00-9:15EXAM (Multiple choices quiz)
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9:15-10:00The Inequality/Environmental Challenge (Ralph Hall)Hall, Ashford, et al. (2019) Universal Basic Income and Inclusive Capitalism - Consequences for Sustainability
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10:00-10:45Community Wealth Building (Sarah McKinley)Democracy Collaborative (2023) Community Wealth Building Action Guide
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COFFEE BREAK
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11:15-12:00Mondragon Cooperatives, Cooperative Culture, and Participatory Democracy (Julian Manley)Rose et al. (2023) The Mental Health and Wellbeing Impact of a CWB Programme in England
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12:30-13:15Binary Economics (Ralph Hall)
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LUNCH
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14:15-15:30Integrative Approaches to Achieving a Sustainability Transition - Policy/Law/Economics/Trade/etc. (Nicholas Ashford)Ashford, Hall, et al. (2020) Addressing Inequality - The First Step Beyond COVID-19 and Towards SustainabilityAshford & Hall (2018) Achieving Environmental and Global Climate Goals by Governmental Regulatory Targeting
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15:30 - 16:15Vision 2030-2047 (Ralph Hall)
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08:50Friday 12Students in the classroom
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9:00-9:15EXAM (Multiple choices quiz)
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9:30-11:00Topic course - Lecture 1 (Boncinelli or D'Alessandro)
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COFFEE BREAK
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11:30-13:00Topic course - Lecture 2 (Bisanti or Distefano)
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LUNCH
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14:30-16:30Topic course - Lab
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18:00-18:45Keynote lecture - Elisa Giuliani: Business and democracy
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09:00Students in the classroom
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9:15-10:30Saturday 13EXAM
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COFFEE BREAK
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11:00-12:15Keynote lecture - Gabriella Iermano: Can Benefit Corporations help the sustainability transition?
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12:15-13:30Final discussion
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13:30LUNCH
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