Marichela Sepe
29/10/2025
Have you ever found yourself wondering which “co-” concept fits best with your research or project – co-production, co-creation, co-design? And if you have chosen one over another, what guided that decision? Are you confident you understand the differences – not just between the various “co-” concepts, but also across the many other forms of collaboration that exist in research and practice? More importantly, do those differences really matter – and should we even try to define them? If so, then how?
29/09/2025
Resilience is widely used across disciplines thanks to its compatibility with complexity theories, ranging from economics and ecology to political science, cognitive science, technology, and spatial planning. Zolli and Healey’s (2021) definition of resilience as “the ability of a system, company or person to maintain its fundamental purpose and integrity in the face of radically changed circumstances” bridges ecological and sociological perspectives.
28/07/2022
The INU Study Day intends to tackle these issues by capturing not only emergencies, risks, challenges, transitions, but also, in perspective - beyond the future in fact -, opportunities.
To discuss these issues, the Study Day organises parallel sessions, special sessions, round tables, a poster exhibition and a plenary session with international keynote speakers and a final round table with INU experts.
30/06/2020
