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The temptation of the analyst is to treat citizens as objects. By depriving people of autonomy in thought ..., it is possible to deny them citizenship in action. The moral role of the analyst, therefore, demands that cogitation enhance the values of interaction and not become a substitute for it. (Aaron Wildavsky) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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Giovanni
Moro was born in Rome in 1958. Political sociologist,
he carries out research, training, cultural dialogue
and advice on citizenship and related issues suchs as
civic activism in public policies, new forms of
governance and corporate responsibility.
He is president of FONDACA since its establishment, in 2001.
He teaches Political Sociology at the Faculty of Political Sciences of Macerata University. In 2011-2012 he is also teaching courses at the Faculty of Education of Roma Tre University and at the Faculty of Social Studies of Gregoriana University of Rome.
He published in 1998 "Manuale di cittadinanza attiva" (Handbook of Active Citizenship), in 2003 together with Alessandro Profumo "PlusValori. La responsabilità sociale d'impresa" (Surplus Values: the Corporate Social Responsibiity), in 2005 "Azione civica" (Civic Action), in 2007 "Anni Settanta" (The Seventies), in 2008 together with Ilaria Vannini "La società civile tra eredità e sfide. Rapporto sull'Italia del Civil Society Index" (Civil Society Between Heritage and Challenges. The Civil Society Index Report on Italy) and in 2009 "Cittadini in Europa" (Citizens in Europe).
For several years he was general secretary of the Italian movement Cittadinanzattiva and founded its European policy program Active Citizenship Network, which he is now advisor of.
He is the director of the Master in Corporate Citizenship that FONDACA has been carrying out since 2005.
He is president of FONDACA since its establishment, in 2001.
He teaches Political Sociology at the Faculty of Political Sciences of Macerata University. In 2011-2012 he is also teaching courses at the Faculty of Education of Roma Tre University and at the Faculty of Social Studies of Gregoriana University of Rome.
He published in 1998 "Manuale di cittadinanza attiva" (Handbook of Active Citizenship), in 2003 together with Alessandro Profumo "PlusValori. La responsabilità sociale d'impresa" (Surplus Values: the Corporate Social Responsibiity), in 2005 "Azione civica" (Civic Action), in 2007 "Anni Settanta" (The Seventies), in 2008 together with Ilaria Vannini "La società civile tra eredità e sfide. Rapporto sull'Italia del Civil Society Index" (Civil Society Between Heritage and Challenges. The Civil Society Index Report on Italy) and in 2009 "Cittadini in Europa" (Citizens in Europe).
For several years he was general secretary of the Italian movement Cittadinanzattiva and founded its European policy program Active Citizenship Network, which he is now advisor of.
He is the director of the Master in Corporate Citizenship that FONDACA has been carrying out since 2005.
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