Ieri sera ho avuto il piacere di intervistare Matteo Manfredini, autore de "I giorni del COVID: cronaca di una pandemia Potete rivedere l'intervista qui https://bit.ly/2RLGyZ1 ed acquistare il libro qui https://amzn.to/32O1mWi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSojeWLL6dg&t=206s
Author: marcoRecorder
Dodging disenfranchising: Can “Europe” talk to its citizens?
This article was originally published in The European Post Just before the COVID-19 lockdown that hit Europe, and the world, I flew to Brussels for a thematic roundtable on communication and disinformation. At dinner with some of the events’ speakers, I engaged in conversation with a prominent representative of a progressive pro-European think tank that … Continue reading Dodging disenfranchising: Can “Europe” talk to its citizens?
Il salto che deve fare l’Ue nella comunicazione.
Questo editoriale é stato pubblicato su Formiche L’Unione europea continua a parlare ai “suoi”, dimenticando i territori decentralizzati: è delle principali cause di alienazione dei cittadini verso l’Unione. Ecco da dover ripartire Poco prima del lockdown causato dal coronavirus, che ha colpito l’Europa e il mondo, mi trovavo a Bruxelles per un evento istituzionale su … Continue reading Il salto che deve fare l’Ue nella comunicazione.
Tra mulini a vento e l’isola che non c’è: i paradossi odierni della comunicazione europea
Recentemente sono stato invitato da Italia Viva Parma per esporre le mie opinioni sullo stato della narrativa dell'Unione europea in Italia e oltre. Un dialogo fruttuoso che ha rappresentato per me un’ottima occasione per parlare di comunicazione politica e per spiegare quelli che considero i paradossi della comunicazione politica europea, oggi. La lotta tra euroscettici … Continue reading Tra mulini a vento e l’isola che non c’è: i paradossi odierni della comunicazione europea
Interview to the “Connected and Disaffected” podcast about the future of data protection
It was great to talk to Rowan Emslie, creator of the Connected and Disaffected podcast about tech platforms failing to police their content and the responsibility and scope of action of governments and institutions. Have a listen and let me know what you think about it (My intervention is from 02:36) https://soundcloud.com/connectedanddisaffected/ep33-raj-final
Interview with Barbara Serra, Aljazeera news anchor
For EUROMED Migration Talks I had the pleasure to chat with Barbara Serra, Al Jazeera TV News Presenter, who explains what is the role of media in the crystallization of migration narratives and provide media professionals with tips to bring the discussion back to the middle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7AhdyrlYWY&list=PLXxzWkiXihufvLixUL_0N-9k-3I6tlkgf&index=19
Interview to Marta Foresti – Overseas Development Institute
For the Euromed Migration Talks series, I had the pleasure to interview Marta Foresti, Director of ODI Europe, who explains public attitudes towards migration in the Euro-Mediterranean region and discusses political salience of migration. https://youtu.be/jZMZOdffKmk
Interview to Jaume Duch – Spokesperson of the European Parliament
For the Euromed Migration Talks series, I had the pleasure to interview Jaume Duch, Spokesperson for the European Parliament. We discussed the role of the European Parliament in fighting disinformation on migration and what measures EU institutions are taking to counter this phenomenon. https://youtu.be/bHfUrnNgiNU
Interview to Pedro Silva Pereira, Vice President of the European Parliament
For the EUROMED Migration Talks series I had the pleasure to interview Pedro Silva Pereira, Vice President of the European Parliament. We discussed the role of the European Parliament in countering disinformation on migration and the contribution of migrants in the development of the host societies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CU7Kgc4zR7w&t=675s
The COVID-19 pandemic is dramatically increasing the polarization of migration narratives. We can act before it distorts migration policy making.
Ways of life. Ways to move. COVID 19 has not only caused an unprecedented damage to the world’s health systems and economy. It has significantly “infected” our societies with a sense of insecurity, fear and fragmentation. Our current conceptions of human contact, exchange, trade, and discovery are wandering towards unknown directions. In this transitory ideological … Continue reading The COVID-19 pandemic is dramatically increasing the polarization of migration narratives. We can act before it distorts migration policy making.