International cooperation and development

Knowledge of the formation, evolution and transformation of the main European political cultures (especially democratic socialism, liberalism / ordoliberalism and nationalism) from the mid 19th century to the present. Furthermore, knowledge of the populist and neo-populist political phenomenon as well as its impact on cultures European policies consolidated in the aforementioned period Knowing how to critically explain the impact of major turning points on the main political cultures socio-economic of the last two centuries: industrialization, laissez faire, capitalist crisis between the two wars, multilateral economic integration of "embedded liberalism", welfare state, social state by law, stagflation, European integration, European export led growth, globalization, knowledge society Ability to distinguish between theory or ideology and political culture, or programmatic implementation, organizational and social aspects of the main European political trends See the differences between the political cultures of the past and the present as well as their transformations historical Understanding the influences of the European Union on the evolution and involution of political cultures European countries as well as on the affirmation of populist and neopopulist phenomena and movements Knowing how to compare the Italian variants with those of other European countries Ability to analyze the interaction between European political cultures in different countries and within the EU Ability to relate the history and transformations of European political cultures with their own experience, their family memories, their readings or cultural experiences, the events learned in the media Ability to scientifically expose the above with the most diverse means: power point, Oral and written reports, reportage, memoirs, etc. Common analysis of historical and contemporary political events Acquaintance with some protagonists or people engaged in politics and historical / political research