The Forum on Inequality and Diversity has launched a set of proposals to help bring the European Union out of the stalemate by updating its mission in the direction of social and environmental justice. They are presented in the book “Quale Europa” published by Donzelli and edited by Elena Granaglia and Gloria Riva. The Forum is engaged in a journey through Italy to discuss the book in more than 80 meetings organized by local civic organizations
Between 6 and 9 June, voting polls across Europe will open to elect the new European Parliament. Parties are selecting candidates. What about asking them to commit to some of these concrete proposals?
The Forum on Inequality and Diversity has launched a set of proposals to bring the EU out of the stalemate: the book “Quale Europa” (for a summary of each chapter click here) published by Donzelli and edited by Elena Granaglia and Gloria Riva. Corporate governance, health, welfare, open science and military secrets, digital technology, gender equality and migration are some of the 13 issues addressed by experts in or close to Forum on Inequality and Diversity.
Institutions Gloria Riva
Macroeconomic policies Francesco Saraceno
Financial resources Vieri Ceriani
Inequalities Salvatore Morelli
Cohesion Fabrizio Barca e Sabina De Luca
Welfare Elena Granaglia
Health Massimo Florio
Climate Crisis Vittorio Cogliati Dezza e Rossella Muroni
Corporate Governance Lorenzo Sacconi
Digital Technology Giorgio Resta
Gender Equality Carola Carazzone e Lella Palladino
Migration Marco De Ponte
Europe-world Ugo Pagano
The EU advocated in this book (for a summary of each chapter click here), is a place where universal welfare is promoted, not penalized by austerity; where knowledge and data are accessible and available to communities; where ecological transformation is accelerated first of all in the interest of the most vulnerable people.
The Forum is engaged in a Journey through Italy with Europe in Mind to discuss the book in more than 80 meetings and provide tools to put candidates to the test.
