The 6th RDW Conference on "Work and well-being in the 21st century" invites papers around four thematic areas: - transitions and transformations in the world of work; - rethinking capitalism; - well-being in the world of work; - building and renewing institutions: a social contract for the 21st...

Programme: - Cause della disuguaglianza economica - Causes of economic inequality; - Effetti della disuguaglianza economica sull’Economia - Effects of economic inequality on the economy

The object of study is institutions created or transformed with the primary function of providing solidarity and assistance. To delimit the field of investigation, which is particularly broad, reference will be made to those institutions that played a significant role in the area in which they...

Reaching its Twelfth Session, the Mediterranean Research Meeting: - is committed to foster theoretical and empirical research and dialogue among scholars from countries across the Mediterranean, and with Mediterranean issue concerns; - stresses its aim to reach as wide as possible coverage of...

The different topics take into account the main factors (economic, geographic, social, political, technical, cultural etc.) influencing the localization and globalization of food production and the consequences in terms of sustainability and consumer welfare. The first topic analyses what is...

The conference addresses researchers, doctorates, post-doctorates, students, academics, decision-makers, private sector representatives, representitives from NGOs or international organisations, as well as any person who is interested in technologies for development and scientific cooperation...

The member States of the ILO meet at the International Labour Conference, held every year in Geneva, Switzerland, in the month of June. Reports submitted to the Conference: I - Reports of the Chairperson of the Governing Body and of the Director-General II - Programme and budget and other...

The first World Congress on Communication for Development will focus on demonstrating that communication for development is an essential ingredient for meeting today’s most pressing development challenges and, as such, should be more fully integrated in development policy and practice.