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Appunti di Geopolitica - Episodio 0: Le mille idee di Polonia
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Appunti di Geopolitica - Episodio 0: Le mille idee di Polonia

Dopo le elezioni di fine maggio il Paese più importante dell’Europa dell’Est rimane spaccato tra due identità. Un nuovo podcast con le analisi geopolitiche di Manlio Graziano
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Il destino della Polonia è oggi nelle mani più di Washington, di Berlino, di Londra e di Parigi - ma anche di Mosca e Kiev - che in quelle di Varsavia

Manlio Graziano

Dopo le elezioni presidenziali del primo maggio, il Paese più importante dell’Europa dell’Est rimane spaccato tra due identità, due visioni del mondo e della propria storia. Per capire perché e come questa spaccatura è decisiva per il futuro (e per il passato) dell’Europa, serve l’analisi geopolitica di Manlio Graziano.

Questo è un episodio zero di un’ipotesi di nuovo podcast prodotto da Appunti che vorremmo sperimentare dopo l’estate.

Fateci sapere cosa ne pensate in modo da poterlo migliorare. Potete anche suggerirci nei commenti i temi sui quali vorreste approfondimenti.

Caricamento in corso...

Per approfondire c’è il lungo saggio sul tema che Manlio graziano ha scritto per Appunti (lo trovate qui sotto, ora senza paywall):

Come ogni anno, c’è la summer school dello Spykman Center, il centro studi diretto da Manlio Graziano. Trovate qui sotto le informazioni (c’è anche una mia lezione)

Aspettiamo i vostri riscontri!

Stefano Feltri

Spykman Center Annual Summer School 2025

How to Write a Geopolitical Analysis in Times of War

23rd June – 25th June 2025

Our third edition of our annual online summer school provides an opportunity for undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD students, recent graduates, and young professionals to interact with leaders and their peers in the field of geopolitics to learn how to build strong geopolitical analyses. Participants will benefit from four lecturers covering the geopolitical, economic, religious, and analytical dimensions of analysing world events and producing analyses grounded in a geopolitical framework. Participants will be able to explore the nuts and bolts of creating geopolitical analyses through examples covering the future of Europe amidst global disorder, the divided U.S.-Europe alliance, the shifting geopolitical plates in South Asia, and China’s engagements in buffer regions, taught by our experienced Spykman Analysts. Participants will also get a chance to participate in discussions on the three critical conflicts: Israel-Palestine, Ukraine-Russia and India-Pakistan.

Monday, 23rd June, 2025

9:00-9:30 am

Opening Ceremony

10:00-12:00 pm

Lecture 1

Prof. Manlio Graziano

How to Write a Geopolitical Analysis in Times of War

1:00-3:00 pm

Lecture 2

Prof. Petr Katrochvíl

How to Write about the Catholic Church in Times of War

3:30-5:00 pm

RoundTable 1

Filippo Pallaroni and Rocco Salvadori

Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Tuesday, 24th June, 2025

10:00-12:00 pm

Lecture 3

Stefano Feltri

How to Write About Economy in Times of Turmoil

12:30-1:30 pm

Workshop 1

Mariam Qureshi

Geopolitics of South Asia

2:00-3:00 pm

Workshop 2

Athanassios Pantazis

Shifting Alliances: Security in a Divided World

3:30-5:00 pm

RoundTable 2

Giulia Shaughnessy and Mariam Qureshi

India-Pakistan Conflict

Wednesday, 25th June, 2025

10:00-12:00 pm

Lecture 4

Benjamin Sutherland

How to Write a Geopolitical Analysis

12:30-1:30 pm

Workshop 3

James Simpson

China and Buffer Regions

2:00-3:00 pm

Workshop 4

Rocco Salvadori

Europe Amidst Global Disorder

3:15-4:45 pm

RoundTable 3

Giulia Shaughnessy and Filippo Pallaroni

Israel-Palestine Conflict

5:00-5:30 pm

Closing Ceremony

Programme Details:

• Each lecture will run for 2 hours divided between a presentation and a Q/A session.

• Each workshop will run for 1 hour with a presentation by our analyst followed by a Q/A session.

• Each roundtable discussion will run for 1 hour and 30 minutes. This will be an open platform where participants are encouraged to ask questions and present their views.

• Students will be asked to write a short geopolitical analysis on a topic of their choice (~1000 words). This is to be submitted two weeks after the summer school ends and students are expected to demonstrate what they have acquired during the summer school in their written paper. Submission Deadline: 11th July 2025 at 12:00 noon CET

• The papers will be evaluated by Professor Manlio Graziano, Professor SciencesPo Paris.

• The papers will be marked either as insufficient, sufficient, good or excellent.

• A certificate of completion will be awarded to students who successfully submit their written work. A certificate of attendance will be awarded to students who complete at least 80% of the contact hours but are unable to submit their written work.

Lecturers:

• Professor Manlio Graziano: Professor of Geopolitics, SciencesPo Paris and la Sorbonne.

• Professor Petr Katrochvíl: Professor of International Studies, Institute of International Relations, Prague.

• Benjamin Sutherland: Journalist at The Economist and Adjunct Lecturer of Geopolitics in Universities in USA and Italy.

• Professor Stefano Feltri: Journalist and Adjunct Professor of Business and Journalism at University of Bologna and Communication Advisor at Bocconi University.

Spykman Analysts:

• Filippo Pallaroni: MA International Governance and Diplomacy, SciencesPo Paris and Peking University with a concentration in diplomacy.

• Mariam Qureshi: PhD Candidate in International Relations, University of Reading. MA International Affairs, King's College London.

• Athanassios Pantazis: BA International Relations, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Pursuing LLB in European Law at Maastricht University.

• Giulia Shaughnessy: Pursuing MA in Environmental Policy at Sciences Po Paris.

• Rocco Salvadori: Currently pursuing MA in International Governance and Diplomacy at Sciences Po Paris. BA in International Relations, awarded cum laude, from the University of Bologna.

• James Simpson:

Fees

€200
Fees collected in full, one week after admittance (see T&C).
The fees will be collected via PayPal or Bank Transfer. Payment details will be sent along with the acceptance letter.

Eligibility

High school and university students, researchers, recent graduates, or young professionals are encouraged to apply. The only prerequisite is the desire to build a solid knowledge base of geopolitical analysis along with your peers.

Location

Online on Zoom.

Application Process

Please submit the form on our website (www.spykmancenter.org/summer-school) with the stated documents: a CV and a Personal Statement, which should light your motivation and reasons for your interest in the Summer School.

Deadline

June 13th, 2025. If chosen, a member of the admin team will contact you.

Assessment Method and Certification

Participants will submit a final paper two weeks after the completion of the program, and all students that do so will receive a certificate of completion. Participants who fail or do not submit a paper will only receive a certificate of attendance.

Terms and Conditions

Please note that participants are eligible for 70% refund 10 days after payment. However, we may consider a refund after the 10-day period has passed in special circumstances. Please contact us at admin@spykmancenter.org for more details.

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