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1. • 21 - 22 OCTOBER 2022 - Full Program of the conference
2. • 21 OCTOBER - MORNING SESSION PART 1 (9:00 - 11.00)
3. • Arianna Punzi - Welcome speech by the dean of the Humanities Faculty
4. • Tito Marci - welcome speech by the dean of the faculty of Political Sciences, Sociology, Commuincation
5. • Franco D'Agostino Welcome speech by the Director of the Department of Oriental Studies
6. • Milanetti, G. HEALTH EMERGENCY IN ASIA AND AFRICA - An introduction to the conference
7. • Marco Montanari - A few notes on the Conference
8. • PANEL 1: CULTURE, ART, MEDIA
9. • Mangraviti, F. Haṁso haṁsāo, Coronavirus ko dūr bhagāo: Hindi Satire and Humour as Psychological and Socio-cultural Resources during the Covid-19 Emergency.
10. • Raju, Z.H. Narrativising Covid 19 through Daily Bulletins and ‘Quarantine’ Films: Strategies of Bangladesh Media in Managing Pandemic in the Public Sphere
11. • 21 OCTOBER- MORNING SESSION PART 2 (11:30 - 13;30)
12. • Bruno, A. The enduring practice of wearing and not taking off the face mask in Korea, beyond Confucianism
13. • Jung J. Rebuilding the Ecological Relationship: COVID-19 Mask and Throw-away Culture in Korea
14. • Mastrangelo, M. Performing art in Japan during the oandemic
15. • 21 October AFTERNOON SESSION - PART 1 (14.30-16.30)
16. • Milanetti, G. HEALTH EMERGENCY IN ASIA AND AFRICA
17. • Omori Yamazaki Sociocultural Perspectives on Risk perception and preventive behaviors of COVID-19
18. • Montanari, M. A pilot study: comparison of the perception of the nature of the pandemic among Italian and Japanese populationsA pilot study: comparison of the perception of the nature of the pandemic among Italian and Japanese populations
19. • Sanjukta, D.G. 2022-10-21/22 Rome Folk art in the times of the pandemic: the patachitra of Bengal
20. • 21 OCTOBER - AFTERNOON SESSION - PART 2 (16:.30-19.00)
21. • PANEL 2: SOCIETY AND INSTITUTIONS
22. • Bria_Pandemic management, Domestic policy and international settlements in south-eastern Europe
23. • Guazzone, L. AUTHORITARIANISM GOES PANDEMIC? SYMPTOMS FROM THE ARAB REGION
24. • Tufaro, R. Handling the pandemic in times of crises and revolution: an insight on the socio-political implications of Covid-19 in Lebanon
25. • Miranda, M. China's management of the COVID-19 crisis: domestic and international implications
26. • 22 OCTOBER - MORNING SESSION - PART 1 (9.30-11.00)
27. • Zei, A. Law and “nudge regulation” in Singapore’s: a communitarian response to the COVID-19
28. • Maurer, J.L. The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on democratic decline in Indonesia
29. • Matta,M, abstract
30. • Savina, T. The role of technologies in the management of the pandemic in China: a 'culture of surveillance' with Chinese characteristics
31. • 22 OCTOBER - MORNING SESSION - PART 2 (11:.30-13.30)
32. • Lutringer Ram Beyond the state-society divide? Recasting welfare politics in India at the time of Covid-19
33. • Sudarshana, B. "Rituals “ “ Illness” and “ Health”
34. • Morbiducci, M. English as a Lingua Franca and the International Pandemic Discourse: Investigating the BA first-year students’ questionnaire data gained at Dept. of Oriental Studies, Sapienza University, Rome.

Submitted by Stefano Lariccia
11/10/2022
in the project The Project Conference

last updated by Marco Montanari -- 29/10/2022