P Perini
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4466428 |
|---|---|
| NOME | P Perini |
| PRENOMES | P |
| SOBRENOME | Perini |
| ASSINATURA | PERINI P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Padua |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8101-0048 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Can memory heal the wounds? How dealing with the past in Colombia contributes to reconciliation in transitional contexts
This article examines whether memory, in the Colombian context, is strengthening transitional justice in its contribution to reconciliation. We took Colombia as a case study because the Final Peace Agreement signed in 2016 has become a global benchmark for the negotiated resolution of armed conflicts and a source of lessons learned. While in other transitional processes, memory has been a step, a complement, or a replacement for justice, in Colom…
Genuine commitment or search for prestige? Italy’s ambiguous foreign policy discourse on human rights
This article seeks to question the self-proclaimed commitment of Italy as a human rights champion in international politics. More specifically, analysing the content and scope of Italian policymakers’ discourse, the paper aims to grasp whether, how and to what extent human rights (really) matter in the definition of the country’s foreign policy. The paper argues that human rights are a constant component in the foreign policy discourse of Italy o…
National role conceptions and populist parties in Europe between heterogeneity and convergence
Drawing from the National Role Conceptions (NRCs) framework, this paper seeks to assess whether, beneath the ideological, structural or discursive differences exposed in the literature, a pattern of convergence among the foreign policies of populist parties in Europe can be identified in how these conceive the orientation and tasks that their countries should follow in the international system. Comparing the NRCs which emerge from the foreign pol…
Italy and international human rights
Did the 2018–2019 Conte I Cabinet’s approach to human rights also mirror a deeper change in the established national conception of the role the country should play in the international human rights regime? Applying Role Theory to the analysis of Italian decision makers’ positions on the country’s foreign policy vis-à-vis human rights norms and institutions during this period, the article reveals the existence of a phase of ‘role contestation’ amo…
The fuzzy place of interreligious dialogue in the international community’s intercultural dialogue efforts
This paper aims to shed light on the diverse role and place attributed to interreligious dialogue in the intercultural dialogue initiatives advanced by a wealth of international organisations over the last 20 years. It claims that the position of interreligious dialogue within these broader international efforts can be either blended, disjunct, autonomous or neglected, and that this variation primarily depends on how each organisation has dealt w…
The changing scope of intercultural dialogue in EU Mediterranean policy
This article provides an integrative analysis of European Union efforts to promote intercultural dialogue in the framework of its Mediterranean policy from the early 1990s up to the present day. Over this period, EU promotion of intercultural dialogue has been characterized by vagueness and change. With a view to shed light on the fuzziness surrounding this concept, this article aims to understand why and how the EU has periodically changed its u…
The changing scope of intercultural dialogue in EU Mediterranean policy
This article provides an integrative analysis of European Union efforts to promote intercultural dialogue in the framework of its Mediterranean policy from the early 1990s up to the present day. Over this period, EU promotion of intercultural dialogue has been characterized by vagueness and change. With a view to shed light on the fuzziness surrounding this concept, this article aims to understand why and how the EU has periodically changed its u…
The fuzzy place of interreligious dialogue in the international community’s intercultural dialogue efforts
This paper aims to shed light on the diverse role and place attributed to interreligious dialogue in the intercultural dialogue initiatives advanced by a wealth of international organisations over the last 20 years. It claims that the position of interreligious dialogue within these broader international efforts can be either blended, disjunct, autonomous or neglected, and that this variation primarily depends on how each organisation has dealt w…
The changing scope of intercultural dialogue in EU Mediterranean policy
This article provides an integrative analysis of European Union efforts to promote intercultural dialogue in the framework of its Mediterranean policy from the early 1990s up to the present day. Over this period, EU promotion of intercultural dialogue has been characterized by vagueness and change. With a view to shed light on the fuzziness surrounding this concept, this article aims to understand why and how the EU has periodically changed its u…
Italy and international human rights
Did the 2018–2019 Conte I Cabinet’s approach to human rights also mirror a deeper change in the established national conception of the role the country should play in the international human rights regime? Applying Role Theory to the analysis of Italian decision makers’ positions on the country’s foreign policy vis-à-vis human rights norms and institutions during this period, the article reveals the existence of a phase of ‘role contestation’ amo…
The fuzzy place of interreligious dialogue in the international community’s intercultural dialogue efforts
This paper aims to shed light on the diverse role and place attributed to interreligious dialogue in the intercultural dialogue initiatives advanced by a wealth of international organisations over the last 20 years. It claims that the position of interreligious dialogue within these broader international efforts can be either blended, disjunct, autonomous or neglected, and that this variation primarily depends on how each organisation has dealt w…
National role conceptions and populist parties in Europe between heterogeneity and convergence
Drawing from the National Role Conceptions (NRCs) framework, this paper seeks to assess whether, beneath the ideological, structural or discursive differences exposed in the literature, a pattern of convergence among the foreign policies of populist parties in Europe can be identified in how these conceive the orientation and tasks that their countries should follow in the international system. Comparing the NRCs which emerge from the foreign pol…
Genuine commitment or search for prestige? Italy’s ambiguous foreign policy discourse on human rights
This article seeks to question the self-proclaimed commitment of Italy as a human rights champion in international politics. More specifically, analysing the content and scope of Italian policymakers’ discourse, the paper aims to grasp whether, how and to what extent human rights (really) matter in the definition of the country’s foreign policy. The paper argues that human rights are a constant component in the foreign policy discourse of Italy o…
Can memory heal the wounds? How dealing with the past in Colombia contributes to reconciliation in transitional contexts
This article examines whether memory, in the Colombian context, is strengthening transitional justice in its contribution to reconciliation. We took Colombia as a case study because the Final Peace Agreement signed in 2016 has become a global benchmark for the negotiated resolution of armed conflicts and a source of lessons learned. While in other transitional processes, memory has been a step, a complement, or a replacement for justice, in Colom…
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