Italy and the Global Nuclear Order Workshop
Roma Tre University | October 17th – 18th, 2024 Workshop Program
Thursday, October 17th
09.00 – 09:30 | Opening & Welcome 09:30 – 10:45 | Panel Session
PANEL 1: A THIRD NUCLEAR AGE: GEOPOLITICAL CONTEXT
Chair:
Giordana Pulcini (Roma Tre University) Discussant:
Rhys Crilley (University of Glasgow)
- Andrew J. Futter (University of Leicester) Europe in the Third Nuclear Age
Gregory F. Giles (Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)) Italy and the Global Nuclear Order: An American Perspective
10:45 – 11:00 | Coffee Break 11:00 – 12:30 | Panel Session
PANEL 2: ITALY AND THE RISE OF THE GLOBAL NUCLEAR ORDER
Chair:
Marilena Gala (Roma Tre University) Discussant:
Barbara Curli (University of Turin)- Austin R. Cooper (Purdue University)
“Particularly Dangerous”: EURATOM, Radiation Monitoring, and Italian Nuclear Policy in the early 1960s - Robin Möser (University of Potsdam) & Anna-Mart Van Wyk (University of Johannesburg) Italy, South Africa, and the Nuclear-Military Nexus: A Clandestine Relationship during the Cold War, 1964-1974
- Carlo Patti (University of Padua)
Latin American-Italian Nuclear Encounters (1962-1985) - Giordana Pulcini (Roma Tre University)
Squaring the Circle? Italy, the NPT and NATO, 1966-1969
13:00 – 14:00 | Lunch
14:00 – 15:15 | Panel Session
PANEL 3: ITALY AND THE GLOBAL NUCLEAR ORDER: A PEDAGOGICAL VIEW
Chair:
Daniela Huber (Roma Tre University) Discussant:
Ludovica Castelli (University of Leicester)
- Laura Ciglioni (Sapienza University of Rome)
Education for Peace and the Nuclear Threat in Italy in the 1980s Giacomo Cassano (Uppsala University)
The Scientist Formation. Historical Trends and Future Perspectives of Arms Control Pedagogy in Italy15:15 – 15:30 | Coffee Break 15:30 – 17:00 | Panel Session
PANEL 4: ITALY AND THE TECHNOLOGICAL CHALLENGES OF THE NUCLEAR AGE
Chair:
Andrew J. Futter (University of Leicester) Discussant:
Leopoldo Nuti (Roma Tre University)- Mauro Elli (University degli Studi di Milano Statale)
A Maverick in Fusion Research? Italy, the European Fusion Programme and the Controversy on an Alternative R&D Line - Matteo Gerlini (University of Siena)
The European Salient: the Joint Nuclear Research Centre in Ispra and its Role in the Italian Nuclear History Elisabetta Bini (University of Naples Federico II)
Italian Scientists against Nuclear Power: Building a Transnational Community of Counter-Experts in the Field of Radiation Protection (1970s-1980s)17:15 – 18:30 | Keynote Session – Joseph F. Pilat (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
The End of the Global Nuclear Order? Endemic Challenges and the Impact of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine20:00 | Dinner
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18TH
09:30 – 11:00 | Panel Session
PANEL 5: ITALY’S NUCLEAR POLITICS IN THE COLD WAR
Chair:
Oliver Barton (Ministry of Defence, UK) Discussant:
Andrew J. Futter (University of Leicester)
- Lodovica Clavarino (Roma Tre University)
Italy and Nuclear Sharing at the time of the Multilateral Force (MLF) Proposal. An Analysis through the Documents of the Archivio Andreotti - Leopoldo Nuti (Roma Tre University) The Nuclear Ship that Wasn’t, 1958-1973
Marilena Gala (Roma Tre University)
What Order in the 1980s. Italy and the Challenges of a Transformative Decade11:00 – 11:15 | Coffee Break 11:15 – 12:45 | Panel Session
PANEL 6: DETERRENCE AND DISARMAMENT IN ITALY’S THIRD NUCLEAR AGE
Chair:
Ludovica Castelli (University of Leicester) Discussant:
Matthew Evangelista (Cornell University)- Rhys Crilley (University of Glasgow)
Frame Alignment and Disarmament in the Third Nuclear Age: the Case of Italy - Nicolò Miotto (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)) & Lara Maria Guedes Gonçalves Costa (SIPRI)
Faith and Disarmament: Pope Francis’ Stance on Nuclear Weapons and its Impact on Italian Civil Society Niccolò Petrelli (Roma Tre University)
Italy, the F-35 Lightning II and Italy’s Nuclear-Sharing Missions12:45 – 13:00 | Greetings
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