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The Indigenous People of the Amazon have a proposal to safeguard forests
Written by Chiara Di Gaetano
The idea of putting a price on nature to preserve it may seem like a good idea: in the end, it is fair and is just to protect something we could not live without. Let us consider here the issue from a different point of view, the one of the […]
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Chiara Di Gaetano
Graduated in Global Governance & Ethics from UCL in 2013, I spent one year in Lima, Peru, involved in a variety of projects centred on indigenous peoples and their rights.
I like arts, books, music and the world, but above all I love people and the peoples: I try to tell their stories as best as I can.
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Inclusive Growth v. Exclusionary Morality: Italy’s Dilemma
Written by Chiara Di Gaetano
Inclusive growth is a concept created to counterbalance the shortcomings of the pure market economy. As much as any other concept that pursues the same aim, its foundations rest on principles that are not always clearly expressed, sometimes for electoral reasons, sometimes out of ignorance. In the case of inclusive […]
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Measuring Meatloaves? The Untapped Potential of University Women in Italy
Written by Chiara Di Gaetano
“What will future scholars see when they study us to create a portrait of women today? There you are ladies: the perfect likeness of a Wellesley graduate, Magna Cum Laude, doing exactly what she was trained to do. (Slide – a Rhodes Scholar), I wonder if she recites Chaucer while […]
