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The Margins of Corruption PI, Emanuela Ceva, will give a talk titled “What can be gained by engineering the concept of “corruption” on April 14 2025 at 1 PM (CET). This open seminar will be held both online and in person at Aula Jemolo, Palazzo Hercolani, at the University of Bologna. More information is available at this link.
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The Margins of Corruption PI, Prof. Emanuela Ceva, will be joining the Global Ethics Forum (GEF) 2024 session titled "Foresight Panel: what are our visions for 2050?" on 4 September from 14:00-15:15. The Forum will be hybrid, and participants can register in person and online here:
https://globalethicsforum2024.eventify.io/q/#/overview
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Project member Serkan Seker and Anna Sebestyén (interpreter and translator) have successfully concluded the project fieldwork in Hungary, focusing on the relationship between accountability practices and institutional dysfunctions in hybrid regimes. Interviews included members of the Hungarian Parliament, where this picture was taken.
The Margins of Corruption PI, Emanuela Ceva, will be giving a talk on "Engineering Political Concepts" on Wednesday 21 February at 13:30 CET Online on Zoom.
Event Info & Registration: https://bit.ly/4bFV4JR
The Margins of Corruption PI, Emanuela Ceva, and Maria Paola Ferretti (Goethe-University Frankfurt) have signed a contract with the publisher Carocci for a book on The Ethics of Anticorruption. Central to the book is the idea that anticorruption should be conceived as a way to uphold the well-functioning of institutions, protect and facilitate the officeholders’ action, and should not be interpreted simply as a surveillance and legalistic system.
The Margins of Corruption PI, Prof. Emanuela Ceva, has been appointed member of AcademiaNet, The Portal of Excellent Women Academics. Nominated by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF).