Law School of the Pontificia Universidade do Curitiba, Paranà (PUCPR)
https://www.pucpr.br/escola-de-direito
Conference Venue In Firenze on May 26th and 27th
Law school of the University of Firenze at VILLA RUSPOLI
https://www.dsg.unifi.it/vp-716-come-raggiungerci-villa-ruspoli.html
Conference Venue in Firenze on May 28th and 29th Santa Maria Novella Welcome Visitors Center
https://www.feelflorence.it/it/poi/firenze-welcome-center
This program time settings are on the Firenze time , consider Curitiba time 5h behind
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER The conference program might be still subject to changes and the conference will be fully recorded
Botanical Garden in Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil
10:30-11:00
11:00-11:30
ANDREA PITASI, WCSA President and D’Annunzio University of Chieti-Pescara.
11:30- 11:50
Andrè Parmo Folloni, WCSA Vice president and Past Dean of the PUCPR School of Law.
11:50 – 14:30
– Cecilia Serafini, Gabriele D’Annunzio University, Chieti-Pescara, Italy.
– Shann Thurnbull, International Institute of Self-governance, A new way to govern for eternity based on system science.
– Andrea Pitasi, Wcsa President, Think Tanks, White Papers and the Social Complexity of Science: The Case for “Decolonization”.
– Arantzazu Saratxaga Arregi, University of Freiburg, Emergence through Environmental Embedding
– Sergio de Prisco, Centomila Platform, “Centomila”: a decentralized identity and reputation model Sergio De Prisco.
– Jeremie Landweer, CEO of SociisGroup, Belgium, Introducing The LIME Code: The Core of SociisGroup’s Transformative Ecosystem.
– Rafael Cayuela, Economist at Dow Chemicals, Mobility Under the 4th Industrial Revolution (Digital, Sustainable & Social) – Potential Implications for Leaders, Regulators & Innovators.
– Renzo Remotti, Prefecture of Asti, The triple helix and public policy.
14:30 -15:00. LUNCH BREAK
15:00-17:10.
– Laura Leonardi, Department of Social and Political Science of the University of Firenze.
– Andrea Apollonio, University of Firenze and Turin, Memory politics and the EU agenda for future enlargement.
– Giuseppe Russo, University of Firenze. Privileged migration and the de-universalization of citizenship: a glimpse from the world of sport.
– Alessandra Favi, University of Firenze, Asylum Seekers’ Access to Justice before EU Courts: a Labyrinth with No Exit?
– Martina Coli, University of Firenze, Protecting EU democracy through legislation: potential and challenges.
– Laura Leonardi, Department of Social and Political Science of the University of Firenze
– Giorgia Bulli, University of Firenze, Conspiracy theories, anti-European attitudes and contestation of European values: an analysis of right-wingers in Europe.
– Enza Cirone, University of Firenze, Advancing European Autonomy in the Digital Sphere: Challenges,Opportunities, and Future Directions.
– Giovanni Scotto, University of Firenze, Peace mediation and the European Union and the changing landscape of the international system.
– Federica Bicchi, University of Firenze, European diplomacy at the time of geopolitical challenges: diplomacy’s moment or diplomacy’s demis
17:10-17:25 COFFEE BREAK
17:25 -18:55.
17:25– 17:55 Monica Elivier Sánchez González, Universidad de Guanajuato campus León. Dimensions and historicities: keys to observe violence from a systemic perspective – Panel introduction
Mónica Elivier Sánchez González
– Guadalupe Sarahí Saavedra Granados, University of Guanajuato Leon campus, Dark Romance.
– Sofia Altamirano Sierra, University of Guanajuato Leon campus, How do social dynamics and socioeconomic and cultural conditions influence the prevalence and forms of violence against older adults in Mexico?
– Adele Bianco, University “G. D’Annunzio of Chieti-Pescara, Domestic servitude: the most invisible women/human rights violation
– Christina Korak y Rafael Schögler, Translation Studies Université de Sherbrooke, Canada, Recurring patterns: Contact, translation, violence – the unholy trinity of missionary translation
19:00- 20:30 Dinner Time
20:30-22:30.
Clovis Ultramari, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná (PUCPR), Brazil.
– Paulo Nascimento Neto, PUCPR, Brazil
– Clovis Ultramari, PUCPR, Brazil, Presentation of the panellists and their themes.
– Agnes Silva de Araujo, PUCPR, Understanding complexities taking Curitiba as a reference.
– Ariadne dos Santos Daher, Jaime Lerner Institute, The challenges and complexity of updating past good practices.
– Alberto Paranhos, Jaime Lerner Institute / IPPUC, The gains and costs of being an international showcase.
– Regina Klei, PUCPR, Landscapes in Curitiba and the creation of an identity.
– Paulo Nascimento, PUCPR, Critical summary.
– Harry Bollmann, PUCPR, Urban environmental complexities in Curitiba.
10:30-11:30.
11:30-13:45.
– Igor Pellicciari, University of Urbino.
– Michael Selis, University of Genoa and University of the Studies “G. D’Annunzio” of Chieti-Pescara in co-tutorship with ULB Brussels.
– Pascal Pütz, Colonel, NATO Military Representative – Luxembourg.
– Markéta Minářová, Prague Charles University, The future of EU-UK relations.
– Giulio Antonucci, University of Genoa and University of Milan, Lobbying as the cause and the effect of the democratic deficit in the EU.
– Laura Ponte, University of Genoa and University of Messina, Migration and Energy: A Strategic EU-Africa Partnership Through Italy, Tunisia, and Egypt.
– Riccardo Leoni, Formiche.net, Main priorities for a Sector-based European Common Defence.
– Alon Helled, University of Turin, National resilience means the continuous adaptation of a specific collective unit to either internal or external transformation (or both).
13:45-14:45. LUNCH BREAK
14:45-16:45.
– Monica Elivier Sánchez González, Universidad de Guanajuato campus León.
– Fabrizio Alvarez Fava, University of Guanajuato Leon campus, The difference in social imaginaries between men and women around drug trafficking; the case of adolescents in a high school in Leon, Guanajuato, 2022 perspectives.
– Luis Octavio Sánchez Hernández, University of Guanajuato Leon campus, Sociology and emotions. Observations on the search collectives in Guanajuato. The case of Salamanca Unidos Buscando Desaparecidos.
– Yohanka Elena Martínez Laguna, University of Guanajuato Leon campus, Being a Mother is: Searching Until I Fing You Women’s Participation and Affirmation as Mothers through Membership in Collectives Searching for the Disappeared in Guanajuato.
– Pedro Gonzalez, Northern Arizona University, Families of Pain: The Impossibility of Forced Disappearance and the Micro-Spaces of Conviviality in the Inoperative Community Corona.
– Araceli Salcedo Jimenez Colectivo Familias de Desaparecidos Orizaba-Córdoba (CFDOC), Buscadoras (Searchers): Looking for their Children whether they are Alive, Dead, and or in Clandestine Mass Graves.
16:45-17:00 COFFEE BREAK
17:00 -19:15.
– Francisco Del Canto Viterale, University of North Dakota, US, Global Power Dynamics in the 21st Century Space System
-Adele Bianco, University “G. D’Annunzio of Chieti-Pescara, Space-Based Medicine. Opportunities and challenges.
– Vinicius Guedes G. de Oliveira, Flinders University, Australia, Exploring Latin America’s Space Sector: Unveiling Gaps and Opportunities in the Context of Sino-American Rivalry.
– Luis da Vinha, De Montfort University, UK, Galactic Britain? The UK’s Role in Outer Space Governance
– Maria A. Mariggiò, University G. d’Annunzio Chieti-Pescara, Talking about space biomedicine: limits, risks and countermeasures in research on the effects of microgravity and its applications to human health.
– Tiziana Pietrangelo, Università degli Studi “G. D’Annunzio”, Human metabolism and space studies: challenge for future missions and insights for ageing on Earth.
– Andrea Pitasi, Wcsa President, The EU Space Policy from the Draghi Plan Perspective
-Victoria Baldani Miranda, PUCPR, The complex ethics of space exploration (and exploitation) in the rise of unilateralism
19:15-19:30 COFFEE BREAK
19:30-21:00.
9:30 -11:00
Sonja Radatz, IRBW, Vienna, The Relational View on the Complexity of World Order Emergence
11:00-13:00.
– Roberta Iannone, Sapienza University of Rome.
– Romina Gurashi, Università degli Studi Internazionali di Roma, Peace in Fractured Spaces: Unveiling the Sociological Nexus of Conflict and Cooperation in Planetary Emergencies.
– Gianluca Senatore, Sapienza University of Rome, Sociological Analysis of the Sustainability Transition: A Comparison between Germany and Spain.
– Melissa Sessa, National Research Council, Artificial Intelligence and the Society of the Future: Opportunities, Challenges, and New Perspectives.
– Tiziano Censi, Sapienza University of Rome, The Infrastructural Power of Digital Platforms: The Dialectic Between State and Digital Corporations in Platform Capitalism.
– Ilaria Iannuzzi, Unitelma Sapienza University of Rome, Competition and Vertigo: How Gamification and AI Reshape Social Relationships.
11:00-13:00.
Aula Seminari – Palazzo Hercolani, Strada Maggiore 45, University of Bologna
EXTRA TEAMS LINK
– Alessandro Martelli, Director of CRIDS at the University of Bologna.
– Martina Massari, Valentina Orioli, Francesca Sabatini, University of Bologna, The Metropolitan governance of Next Generation in Italy: the cases of Bologna and Florence.
– Francesca Neyroz, University of Bologna, A new claim for fundamental rights and the role of cities
– Andrea Pitasi, WCSA President, University “G. D’Annunzio” of Chieti-Pescara, Redesigning Inclusion In the European Union. A three level Hypercity model.
– Cecilia Serafini, University “G. D’Annunzio” of Chieti-Pescara, Dance between social inclusion and urban transformation: a public engagement notebook.
13:00-15:00 LUNCH TIME
15:00-17:00.
– Jo Lernout, Bots R Here, Brussles.
– Willy van der Woorde, Introducing the new Belgian Not-for-Profit Organization.
– Adriana Siliprandi, Centro Universitário UNICURITIBA, International Regulation of Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and Perspectives For Corporate Governance in Brazil.
– Cecilia Serafini, Academic Capitalism, Eduinfotainment and the strategic function of AI based Public Engagement.
17:00-18:00 SOCIAL TIME & COFFEE BREAK
18:00-20:15
– André Parmo Folloni, WCSA VicePresident Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná, Brazil.
– Ana Paula Palácios, Tax Harmonization and Sustainability: The OECD’s Contribution to Energy Transition and Climate Justice.
– Guilherme Martelli Moreira, From Local to Global: The Convergence Between Domestic Tax Law and International Norms.
– Lucas Pereira Nunes, Criteria of justice for the institution or increase of extrafiscal taxes.
– Mariana Matias Ramos, Challenges on the implementation of innovative taxation for Smart Cities.
– Victoria Baldani-Miranda, Comparative analysis of the efficacy of green tax models in Brazil and OECD members: considerations from a complex perspective.
— André Parmo Folloni, WCSA VicePresident Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná, Brazil, Excise taxes in OECD: a critical examination
-Paula Stemberg, Personalized Value – Added tax and cashbackin a comparative Perspectives.
20:15-21:15
Jason Hu, Organizer of the Club of Remy, From Egocentric Thinker to Collective Actioner – JJH Keynote Talk about (And Invitation to) Club of Remy and the Oxford Project.
11:30-13:30.
– Edit Fabó, Institute of Hungarian Research, Research Centre for History, Budapest
– Mónica Elivier Sánchez, University of Guanajuato León campus.
– Edit Fabó, Institute of Hungarian Research, The role of historical figures in modern society.
– Hannia Villalobos Aldama, University of Guanajuato Campus Léon, Violence as a resource that conforms to the Mexican identities for women.
– Mónica Elivier Sánchez González, University of Guanajuato Campus Léon, History, belonging and identity: observations from complexity, University of Guanajuato campus León
– Barbara Lucini, Catholic University of Sacred Heart,Violence and extremisms in the complexity of the world from a sociological perspective.
– Enrico Damiani di Vergada Franzetti, Università di Enna, The Legal (criminal) System and Its Risks.
– Massimiliano Ruzzeddu, Researcher at Unicusano University, Violence and History.
13:30-15:00 LUNCH BREAK.
15:00-16:00.
Presentation of the First published book: Monica Elivier Sanchez Gonzales, Andrea Pitasi (Ed.), Historicidades de la Violencia: Reflexiones Sociohistóricas, WCSA PRESS, Bologna, Brussels, Guanajuato, 2025. ISBN: 978-969-699-286-8
Event also in presence from “G.D’Annunzio” University, Aula 3, DISEGS, Viale Pindaro, 42, Pescara
Adele Bianco
Monica Elivier Sanchez, History of gender violence. A multidisciplinary Perspective.
16:30-17:00 COFFEE BREAK
17:00-18:00.
18:00-20:40.
– André Parmo Folloni, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná, Brazil
– Martins Knap, Pillar 2 of BEPS 2.0: challenges in implementing the global minimum tax for Brazil.
– Charles Conrado Cordeiro, The Relevance of the OECD in International Investment Governance and Brazil’s Integration into the Global Landscape.
– Izadora Coutinho, Pillar 2, Tax Incentives and Fiscal Sovereignty: Challenges for Developing Countries in Global Tax Governance.
– Jéssica Heinzen Felisberto, OECDs soft law influence on developing countries and the process of implementing Pillar 2 rules in Brazil.
– Lucas Barcellos, Tax Treaties and Foreign Investment: Myth or Reality.
20:40- 22,00.
Alvaro A, Arauz, Ceo of 3A Law Firm , Atlanta
-Michael Hawkins, judge and dean of the National College,
-Brian Duncan, Cunningham Bounds, LLC, Samford University, Cumberland School of Law,
-Michael Powell, Powell IP Law, LLC,Atlanta
-Melissa Davis, University of Georgia School of Law.
22:00-22:40
Prof. André Parmo Folloni
The Conference Scientific Board Is composed from the Conference Chairman, the whole Directive- Scientific Board, https://www.wcsaglobal.org/governance/ and Monica Elivier Sanchez Gonzalez, University of Guanajato.
Altea Croce
Victoria Baldani-Miranda
Romina Gurashi
Ilaria Iannuzzi
Lucas Pereira Nunes (OC Coordinator)
Michael Selis
Melissa Sessa
Paula Stemberg
Cecilia Serafini (Vice coordinator)
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