Human Rights and Global Movements

Conflitto e cooperazione tra Stati UE nella gestione del fenomeno migratorio: possibili scenari sull’efficacia del nuovo meccanismo di solidarietà

30 July 202630 July 2026

Dal 2015 l’Unione Europea (UE) è interessata da importanti flussi migratori irregolari, la cui gestione non è sempre avvenuta in un quadro di cooperazione tra Stati. In particolare, la politica migratoria dell’UE è da lungo… Read More »Conflitto e cooperazione tra Stati UE nella gestione del fenomeno migratorio: possibili scenari sull’efficacia del nuovo meccanismo di solidarietà

Lo Yemen tra frammentazione interna e instabilità globale: una transizione incompiuta

27 July 202626 July 2026

Sebbene il mondo osservi le rotte del Mar Rosso quali arterie vitali del commercio globale, lo Yemen si rivela ben più di un mero snodo di transito: esso rappresenta l’epicentro di una crisi stratificata, in… Read More »Lo Yemen tra frammentazione interna e instabilità globale: una transizione incompiuta

A story of possession: the Kafala system and Migrant Labour in the Gulf

13 July 202611 July 2026

The al-kafala is an ancient Islamic institution that was created for the good. It originates from the principle that allows adoption inside the Islam, as escamotage: the transmission of the lineage is, in fact, forbidden by Islamic… Read More »A story of possession: the Kafala system and Migrant Labour in the Gulf

The EU Asylum and Migration Pact: fortified border control or securitized internal circulation?

11 June 202610 June 2026

On April 10th, 2024, the European Parliament has adopted the Asylum and Migration Pact, an international agreement designed to streamline the EU’s migration regulatory system. It will equip Schengen Area’s countries with innovative tools for… Read More »The EU Asylum and Migration Pact: fortified border control or securitized internal circulation?

Ethno-religious minorities in contemporary Syria and Iraq: Between institutional control and sectarian fragmentation

1 June 20261 June 2026

Arab countries emerge on the international scenario as kaleidoscopic, multi-layered actors, whose engagement with socio-political fragilities seems a never ending eﬀort. Analysts and historians have long claimed and demonstrated the critical consequences of Western intervention… Read More »Ethno-religious minorities in contemporary Syria and Iraq: Between institutional control and sectarian fragmentation

Migrazioni e governance europea: quale futuro per i Balcani?

19 February 202619 February 2026

Negli ultimi due decenni, i Balcani occidentali si sono consolidati come spazio centrale nella governance delle migrazioni verso l’Unione europea. La cosiddetta “rotta balcanica” non può più essere interpretata come un fenomeno emergenziale, ma si… Read More »Migrazioni e governance europea: quale futuro per i Balcani?

Populism and protectionism in a changing global economic order

2 February 20262 February 2026

Until the early 2000s, the liberal order – intended here as the political, economic, and institutional configuration underpinning liberal Western democracies and global economic integration – appeared to follow a stable and predictable path. Economic… Read More »Populism and protectionism in a changing global economic order

Darfur and the failure of international protection: the legal and political costs of denying genocide

3 November 202511 December 2025

It has been 15 years since Darfur stood at the forefront of global attention, when the UN labeled thesituation as the “world’s greatest humanitarian catastrophe”, but stopped short of recognizing the violence as genocide under… Read More »Darfur and the failure of international protection: the legal and political costs of denying genocide

“No money, no implementation”: the economic fragility of the UN in facing international crisis

30 October 202511 December 2025

The financial stability of the United Nations (UN) is a critical factor in its ability to fulfill its global mission of promoting peace, security, and development. As an international organization reliant on the contributions of… Read More »“No money, no implementation”: the economic fragility of the UN in facing international crisis

Starvation: international humanitarian law and political aftermath in Israel/Palestine

14 March 202529 November 2025

Despite the common consideration, warfare has always been regulated. Ius in bello, commonly known as International humanitarian law (IHL), is a complex of rules established after various international agreements in order to limit the aftermath… Read More »Starvation: international humanitarian law and political aftermath in Israel/Palestine