Per sviluppare l’internazionalizzazione del dottorato e consolidare i rapporti con Atenei stranieri oltre che per potenziare il programma didattico, il Collegio docenti partecipa ogni anno ai bandi Visiting Professor di Unimore, i quali prevedono l’inserimento di corsi e seminari nel programma didattico del Corso.
I docenti che hanno vinto questi bandi negli ultimi anni sono:
a.a 2023 – 2024
Tiziana Callari
Ciclo seminari: Epistemological and Methodological Considerations in Qualitative Research
• Designing a qualitative research design study
• Case study
• Thematic analysis as a Family of approaches (I)
• Thematic analysis as a Family of approaches (II)
• Performing a literature review – Online Seminar
Angela O’Hagan
Ciclo seminari: Gender Budgeting: A tool for feminist policy change? Perspectives on practice
• Comparative gender budgeting
• Understanding institutional resistances to gender budgeting
• Women’s participation in economic policy making
• Advancing gender equality in research organisations
a.a 2022 – 2023
Timothy King
Ciclo seminari: Financial innovation: regulation, governance and technology issues
• Disruptive Technology in Banking: the role of FinTech
• Bank-FinTech relationship: which effects on performance and visibility of FinTechs
• Corporate governance in the financial sector
• Regulating the banking and financial sector
Yelda Yucel
Ciclo seminari: Engendering economics and public policies: Well-being and rights-based approaches
• Gender, Macroeconomics and Crises
• Gender Inequalities in the Access to the Labour Market and in Working hours
• Gender, Trade and Decent Work
• Well-Being, Human rights and Human Rights Cities in Turkey
• Gender Sensitivity of Policy Tools through Human Rights and Well-Being
a.a 2021 – 2022
Marta Otto
Ciclo seminari: Bridging human resources to human rights
• The foundations of privacy and data protection in employment in Europe
• People Analytics in the Age of Big Data: An Agenda for Labour Law Regulation?
• Innovation and (Pseudo) Managerial Legitimations: The Equivocal Paths of Operational Autonomy in EU Academia
• The Polish labour law resilience to digital reconfiguration. Lessons from the coronavirus pandemic
Tiziana Callari
Ciclo seminari: Qualitative Research Design and Analysis Techniques
• Designing a qualitative research design project/ intervention
• Qualitative Content Analysis
• Thematic Analysis
• Performing a literature review analysis using NVivo
a.a 2020 – 2021
Susan Bisom-Rapp
Ciclo seminari: The 21st Century Challenges Facing American Workplace Law
• An introduction to the US employment and labour law system
• US EEO law: job security, managerial practice, and the case of age and gender
• Technology and the workplace
• The COVID-19 crisis
Gianmarco Campagnolo
Ciclo seminari: The role of informal networks in technological innovation
• Introduction to the study of informal networks
• The biography of artefacts and practices framework
• Studying networks using social media data
• The case of independent film makers
• The case of freelance football analysts
• Group discussion and wrap up
Gulay Gunluk Senesen
Ciclo seminari: Identification of the impacts of the pandemic and scenarios for restructuring
• Input-Output Modelling of Employment and Scenarios
• Urban Wellbeing –Municipality policies with Indicators
• Online office hours
a.a 2019 – 2020
Catherine Deffains-Crapsky
Ciclo seminari: Alternative Finance
• An overview of alternative finance today
• The difficulty to fund startups
• Aims at dealing with funding sustainable entrepreneurship through crowdfunding.
Paula Rodriguez-Mondroño
Ciclo seminari: Economics and labour: analytical tools
• Employment in the gig economy: new forms of work and working conditions
• Gender segregation in the labour market
• School-to-work transition regimes and youth employment programs
• Innovation and social capital: the role of networks