Isabella Ermili

Environmental sciences with a specialised study path on environmental management.

Main subjects:
European and international environmental and energy policies, climate policies, European and international environmental law, environmental management, green economy, circular economy, renewable energies, eco-innovation, industrial symbiosis, analysis and evaluation of environmental impacts, Life Cycle Assessment, ecology and bio-geochemical cycles, waste management, water and natural… Show more

Environmental sciences with a specialised study path on environmental management.

Main subjects:
European and international environmental and energy policies, climate policies, European and international environmental law, environmental management, green economy, circular economy, renewable energies, eco-innovation, industrial symbiosis, analysis and evaluation of environmental impacts, Life Cycle Assessment, ecology and bio-geochemical cycles, waste management, water and natural resources management, pesticides, agroforestry and agroecology principles, agricultural sustainability practices. Show less

EU institutional system, History of European Integration, EU’s external environmental and climate change policies, Structural funds, EU Policy-Making, programme management, tenders, procurements.

Lectures and workshops focused on the new balances of power in a new world order after the collapse of the USSR and the end of Cold War. In its first part, It focused particularly on the effects of the European project in the 1990s, when formerly communist countries clamored to join the European club and succeeded in making the EU a wider project as well as a crucial foreign policy actor. Secondly the content of the course shifted to the effects of the increasingly dynamic asian region… Show more

Lectures and workshops focused on the new balances of power in a new world order after the collapse of the USSR and the end of Cold War. In its first part, It focused particularly on the effects of the European project in the 1990s, when formerly communist countries clamored to join the European club and succeeded in making the EU a wider project as well as a crucial foreign policy actor. Secondly the content of the course shifted to the effects of the increasingly dynamic asian region, particularly the economic rise of China, and the possibility to have a future without a unique "superpower". Show less

Main subjects: Political Science, English language, culture and institutions, French language, culture and institutions, International relations,Modern and Contemporary history, International Economy, Political economy, Statistics and Demography, Public and Private law