Fausto Corvino

Fausto Corvino is postdoctoral research fellow in moral philosophy at Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies (in Pisa). He is also a member of Labont (Center for Ontology) at the University of Turin. His main research interests lie in theories of justice (including global and intergenerational justice), philosophy of economics and climate ethics.

Lifting lockdown – a tragedy of the commons

The problem with the way the Italian government manages the transition from lockdown to a lower degree of emergency is that it does not manage it.

By Fausto Corvino

/ 16 Dec 2020

Lifting lockdown – a tragedy of the commons

The Italian way to populism

The Five Star Movement has polarised people’s attention and anger around a discourse on legality that is non- or anti-political. Neither extreme left nor right, but only while they are safely in the opposition.

By Fausto Corvino

/ 9 May 2017

The Italian way to populism

By Fausto Corvino

/ 9 May 2017

Is the 'migrant crisis' simply a question of humanitarian assistance?

The European left is crushed between right-wing movements declaring the moral priority of fellow nationals, and huge flows of migrants asking for dignity. How should social democrats respond?

By Fausto Corvino

/ 1 Oct 2015

Is the 'migrant crisis' simply a question of humanitarian assistance?

The European left is crushed between right-wing movements declaring the moral priority of fellow nationals, and huge flows of migrants asking for dignity. How should social democrats respond?

By Fausto Corvino

/ 1 Oct 2015