Area and Global Studies for International Cooperation - AGIC

• Sabato 13 Aprile 2024, In presenza e online
• Fabbrica delle "e" - Corso Trapani, 91/b, Torino

The course, conducted in Italian, seeks to explore the historical, economic, and cultural factors, as well as the influence of different powers, that underlie the environmental migration of populations

The course targets a wide range of participants involved with migration issues, including those in reception services, health and social care, academia, recent graduates, legal professionals, business leaders in sustainable and renewable sectors, as well as municipal and regional officials. It's also open to educators and anyone keen to explore the implications and responses to migration in the context of the Anthropocene—a period marked by significant human impact on Earth.