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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan Institute’s Challenges to Citizenship SeriesEU’s Respo
 nses to Climate Change: Socio-Ecological Transitions in EuropeClimate chan
 ge is keenly felt in Europe—more heat waves and higher risks of droughts i
 n Southern Europe and more heavy rains and floods in the Continental regio
 ns.&nbsp\; That said\, the challenge facing Europe is different from the w
 ays in which less developed countries experience climate change. The press
 ing issues are not securing water\, food and shelter. Instead\, the challe
 nge facing wealthier members of the global community is how to reduce the 
 negative externalities of their economic activities and their way of life.
 &nbsp\; How can they develop a sustainable and equitable economic model? W
 e have invited three key members of the Observatory on Sustainability\, Eq
 uality and Social Justice at the University of Padua\, who will discuss th
 e shifts in politics\, policies and business practices taking place at the
  level of the European Union.&nbsp\;Join our panel of 3 experts in a Webin
 ar conference on Friday\, April 29 for a discussion on these critical issu
 es as part of the Moynihan Institute’s Challenges to Citizenship Series.&n
 bsp\;Panelists:Paolo Graziano\, PhD\, is Professor of Political Science at
  the Department of Political Science\, Law and International Studies\, Uni
 versity of Padua. He is also Research Associate at the European Social Obs
 ervatory in Brussels and Chercheur associé at SciencesPo\, Paris. His rese
 arch interests are comparative welfare state reform\, European public poli
 cies\, populism and sustainable community movement organizations. His rese
 arch has been published in the following journals\, among others: Journal 
 of European Public Policy\, Journal of European Social Policy\, Journal of
  Social Policy\, Governance\, European Journal of Political Research\, Gov
 ernment and Opposition\, West European Politics\, Policy and Society\, Jou
 rnal of Common Market Studies and Comparative European Politics.Ekaterina 
 Domorenok\, PhD\, is Associate Professor in Political Science at the Depar
 tment of Political Science\, Law and International Studies\, University of
  Padua. Her research interests primarily lie in the field of sustainabilit
 y and climate policies and governance in Europe\, with particular regard t
 o multilevel policy-making\, policy integration and learning processes. He
 r research has appeared among others in: Policy Sciences\, Policy and Soci
 ety\, Global Environmental Politics\, Environmental Politics\, Journal of 
 Common Market Studies and Journal of European Integration.Eleonora Di Mari
 a\, PhD\, is Full Professor in Business Management\, University of Padova\
 , Department of Economics and Management ‘Marco Fanno’\, Italy. Her resear
 ch focuses on innovation and sustainability strategies of firms and local 
 economic systems\, technological innovation\, digital transformation and f
 irm competitiveness\, global value chains and environmental upgrading. Her
  research has been published in international books and journals such as R
 esearch Policy\, Business Strategy and the Environment\, Journal of Cleane
 r Production\, European Planning Studies and Industry and Innovation.&nbsp
 \;Moderator:&nbsp\;Margarita Estévez-Abe Co-Director\, Center for European
  StudiesAssociate Professor of Political ScienceSyracuse University 
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SUMMARY:EU’s Responses to Climate Change: Socio-Ecological Transitions in E
 urope
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  Citizenship Series</strong></h3><p data-sf-tooltip="input-title" data-pla
 ceholder="Title (100 character maximum)"><strong>EU’s Responses to Climate
  Change: Socio-Ecological Transitions in Europe</strong></p><p>Climate cha
 nge is keenly felt in Europe—more heat waves and higher risks of droughts 
 in Southern Europe and more heavy rains and floods in the Continental regi
 ons.&nbsp\; That said\, the challenge facing Europe is different from the 
 ways in which less developed countries experience climate change. The pres
 sing issues are not securing water\, food and shelter. Instead\, the chall
 enge facing wealthier members of the global community is how to reduce the
  negative externalities of their economic activities and their way of life
 .&nbsp\; How can they develop a sustainable and equitable economic model? 
 We have invited three key members of the Observatory on Sustainability\, E
 quality and Social Justice at the University of Padua\, who will discuss t
 he shifts in politics\, policies and business practices taking place at th
 e level of the European Union.&nbsp\;</p><div><br></div><p>Join our panel 
 of 3 experts in a Webinar conference on Friday\, April 29 for a discussion
  on these critical issues as part of the Moynihan Institute’s Challenges t
 o Citizenship Series.</p><p>&nbsp\;</p><p><strong>Panelists:</strong><stro
 ng></strong></p><p><strong>Paolo Graziano</strong>\, PhD\, is Professor of
  Political Science at the Department of Political Science\, Law and Intern
 ational Studies\, University of Padua. He is also Research Associate at th
 e European Social Observatory in Brussels and Chercheur associé at Science
 sPo\, Paris. His research interests are comparative welfare state reform\,
  European public policies\, populism and sustainable community movement or
 ganizations. His research has been published in the following journals\, a
 mong others: <em>Journal of European Public Policy\, Journal of European S
 ocial Policy\, Journal of Social Policy\, Governance\, European Journal of
  Political Research\, Government and Opposition\, West European Politics\,
  Policy and Society\, Journal of Common Market Studies and Comparative Eur
 opean Politics</em>.</p><div><br><strong></strong></div><p><strong>Ekateri
 na Domorenok</strong>\, PhD\, is Associate Professor in Political Science 
 at the Department of Political Science\, Law and International Studies\, U
 niversity of Padua. Her research interests primarily lie in the field of s
 ustainability and climate policies and governance in Europe\, with particu
 lar regard to multilevel policy-making\, policy integration and learning p
 rocesses. Her research has appeared among others in: <em>Policy Sciences\,
  Policy and Society\, Global Environmental Politics\, Environmental Politi
 cs\, Journal of Common Market Studies and Journal of European Integration.
 </em></p><div><br><strong></strong></div><p><strong>Eleonora Di Maria</str
 ong>\, PhD\, is Full Professor in Business Management\, University of Pado
 va\, Department of Economics and Management ‘Marco Fanno’\, Italy. Her res
 earch focuses on innovation and sustainability strategies of firms and loc
 al economic systems\, technological innovation\, digital transformation an
 d firm competitiveness\, global value chains and environmental upgrading. 
 Her research has been published in international books and journals such a
 s <em>Research Policy\, Business Strategy and the Environment\, Journal of
  Cleaner Production\, European Planning Studies and Industry and Innovatio
 n.&nbsp\;</em></p><div><br></div><p><strong>Moderator:</strong><strong>&nb
 sp\;</strong></p><p><strong>Margarita Estévez-Abe</strong> <br>Co-Director
 \, Center for European Studies<br>Associate Professor of Political Science
 <br>Syracuse University</p> 
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