The conference aims to offer PhD students in Social Sciences and Economics a valuable opportunity to present their research in a friendly and constructive setting, while fostering networking and connections among peers from different universities and disciplinary backgrounds. Participants will benefit from the engagement of a receptive and interested audience, together with insightful feedback by assigned discussants and the possibility of additional input from senior scholars. The event will be further enriched by two Keynote discussions on "AI and Its Implications for Knowledge, Labor Markets, and Global Inequality". Moving beyond techno-optimistic narratives, attendees will be invited to consider AI not just as a research object, but as an unfolding social and political question.
IV Ph.D. DiSSE Conference - Transdisciplinary Conference / Carino, F.D., Cumin, A., Fermani, P.F., Giacardi, A., Gnucci, R., Lanzirotta, M., Ludovici, L., Luzzago, P., Di Martino, E., Romani, L., Tobio, M., Scerbo, A., Zolarsi, S., Volpe, L.. - (2026). (IV Sapienza Ph.D. Conference in Social Sciences and Economics - "Transdisciplinary Conference" Sapienza University of Rome 3-4 September 2026).
IV Ph.D. DiSSE Conference - Transdisciplinary Conference
Flavia Domitilla Carino
Membro del Collaboration Group
;Alessia CuminMembro del Collaboration Group
;Pier Francesco Fermani
Membro del Collaboration Group
;Alessandro Giacardi
Membro del Collaboration Group
;Rachele GnucciMembro del Collaboration Group
;Mimmo LanzirottaMembro del Collaboration Group
;Lucia Ludovici
Membro del Collaboration Group
;Pietro LuzzagoMembro del Collaboration Group
;Edoardo Di Martino
Membro del Collaboration Group
;Livia Romani
Membro del Collaboration Group
;Maddalena TobioMembro del Collaboration Group
;Alessandra Scerbo
Membro del Collaboration Group
;Samuele ZolarsiMembro del Collaboration Group
;Lia VolpeMembro del Collaboration Group
2026
Abstract
The conference aims to offer PhD students in Social Sciences and Economics a valuable opportunity to present their research in a friendly and constructive setting, while fostering networking and connections among peers from different universities and disciplinary backgrounds. Participants will benefit from the engagement of a receptive and interested audience, together with insightful feedback by assigned discussants and the possibility of additional input from senior scholars. The event will be further enriched by two Keynote discussions on "AI and Its Implications for Knowledge, Labor Markets, and Global Inequality". Moving beyond techno-optimistic narratives, attendees will be invited to consider AI not just as a research object, but as an unfolding social and political question.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
