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Inclusion and Eco-Social Justice

ISSN 3035-5265
© Marina Lenova
university

How to “Play” the Shanghai Ranking: How Can We Harness the Widespread Excellence of the Italian Higher Education System?

© Diana Crestan
Nature

The echo of the meadows

This Ability Pride Veneto 1
© Giulia Granzotto
theater

Another world

human rights

Bourdieu's Habitus and Inclusion – From Persons with Disabilities to Disabled Persons

inclusion

Laura Nota: ‘The Future Is Not Something We Endure, but Something We Imagine’. From Switzerland, a Manifesto for Rethinking Career Guidance, Freedom and Social Justice

Four young girls at school, each one with a white veil and in blue dress, seated side-by-side with their books.
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India

India, Women, and Reality

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inclusion

A Scientifically Outdated Debate: Inclusion, Self-Determination and the Common Good

alberi
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climate change

Fractured Metabolisms and Multispecies Kinships

© Lance Cheung / USDA
inequality

The wage gap of foreign workers in Italy

cultural participation

Art and Rights as a Journey

research

Honorary Degree awarded to Laura Nota: reflections by Jean Guichard

United Nations Disability Inclusion Strategy
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inclusion

Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities: The UN Strategy

Algoritmi affamati: il lato nascosto dell’AI
© La foto è stata generata da ChatGPT su prompt dell’autrice.
artificial intelligence (AI)

Hungry algorithms: The hidden side of AI

Calopteryx splendens, commonly known as the Banded Demoiselle, is also referred to as a damselfly. It is one of the most common species and can be observed from April to September along watercourses.
© Diana Crestan
biodiversity

Ancient dragons

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artificial intelligence (AI)

Publishing and Artificial Intelligence: Dynamics and Reactions in an Evolving Sector