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Associazione studentesca dell'Università Bocconi. Ci occupiamo di Etica, in tutti gli ambiti in cui e Perché agiamo in una certa maniera?

Su quali criteri stabiliamo quale decisione prendere? Come fare a sapere se tale decisione sarà giusta o sbagliata? Queste e molte altre sono le domande a cui cerca di rispondere l’etica, quella branca della filosofia che studia quali sono le basi razionali che ci consentono di dare una qualificazione alle azioni umane e ci permettono di definirle giuste o ingiuste, buone o cattive, sensate o foll

i. E l’etica è esattamente ciò che la nostra associazione si propone di esaminare, non solo da un punto di vista strettamente filosofico e teorico, ma analizzando tematiche dell’attualità e di ordine pratico: dal ruolo dell’istruzione nella società ai problemi di bioetica, dal modo in cui funziona il nostro cervello alle testimonianze delle varie fedi del mondo, dal rapporto fra diritto e morale al codice etico delle aziende, ecc.

“Res Ethica” nasce nel 2016 su un’idea di un gruppo di studenti di Giurisprudenza dell’Università “Bocconi” i quali, affascinati dal corso di Filosofia del Diritto, hanno deciso di cogliere gli spunti di riflessione offerti durante le lezioni ed approfondirli anche di proprio conto, espandendo gli orizzonti dal diritto a tutte le aree del sapere ed organizzando incontri aperti a tutta la comunità, bocconiana e non, con numerosi esperti dei vari campi. Sei anche tu interessato alle questioni di ordine morale? Entra a far parte della nostra associazione! Contattaci all'indirizzo email [email protected]

11/05/2026

Ostacoli burocratici, incertezza normativa e vantaggi ancora legati al gas.
New article by Caterina Morganti, check the link in bio or our website to read the full article!♥️

04/05/2026

1️⃣ Anthropic’s Mythos AI could transform cybersecurity by accelerating vulnerability discovery and defense, but it also raises serious geopolitical risks. Restricted access may concentrate cyber power among a few states and corporations, while future proliferation could lower barriers for offensive cyber operations worldwide.

2️⃣ The parents of Maya Gebala, a 12-year-old girl critically injured in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, sued OpenAI in U.S. federal court. They allege ChatGPT helped amplify the attacker’s violent planning and that OpenAI failed to alert police despite warning signs.

3️⃣ Ukraine has accused Israel of importing grain allegedly stolen by Russia from occupied Ukrainian territories. The purchase remains disputed, as while Israel says Kyiv has not provided conclusive legal proof, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported extensively on it.

4️⃣ An attempted attack on Donald Trump and his cabinet on Sunday showed, more than weak security, how little Americans care about the sitting President, even to the extent of mass belief in conspiracy theories.

5️⃣ Recent attacks in Mali show a serious escalation of the country’s security crisis. Coordinated assaults by jihadist and Tuareg rebel groups struck several major cities, damaging the military junta that took power after a coup in 2021.

6️⃣ Even if symbolically important, administrative elections in the West Bank and Gaza show deep political fragmentation, with (unsurprisingly) low turnouts, the exclusion of Hamas, and Israeli restrictions. Nonetheless, independent and Farah candidates won the public favour.

7️⃣ The United Arab Emirates’ exit from OPEC will weaken the cartel’s unity and reduce its control over global oil supply. It may allow the UAE to increase production more freely, putting downward pressure on prices, while also intensifying rivalry with Saudi Arabia and reshaping Gulf energy politics.

04/05/2026

🔥 MIND OVER MATTER – Students Debate Tournament 🔥

Ready to challenge yourself, sharpen your critical thinking, and compete in a battle of ideas? 💭⚖️
As part of Campus Vibes – Bocconi Students’ Community Week, join the debate tournament where logic, argumentation, and public speaking take center stage.

📍 Where: Leonardo Del Vecchio Building – Bocconi, Milan
 📅 When: • May 7 & 8 | 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM • May 9 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Whether you’re an experienced debater or trying it for the first time, this is the perfect chance to test yourself and meet other motivated students 🚀

👉 Sign up now through the form in our stories and via the link in bio!

Organized by Bocconi Students Council, Representative associations and Bocconi student associations.

02/05/2026

Can a model of work that thrives on flexibility and innovation still be considered sustainable if it fails to guarantee basic protections for those who sustain it?

New article by Elvira Bonito, check the link in bio or our website to read the full article!💜

28/04/2026

A conversation on borders, dignity, and belonging.

During the event “Human Rights at the Border”, created by and , different voices came together to explore what it truly means to respect human rights, not only in life, but also in death. Through activism, legal reflection, and lived experiences, the discussion highlighted the urgent need to restore identity to those lost at sea and to rethink how our societies handle diversity, especially in moments of vulnerability.

From the right to a dignified burial to the challenge of ensuring freedom of religion in multicultural contexts, the event reminded us that inclusion is not just a principle, it is a responsibility.

Because no one should remain invisible. Not in life, and not beyond it.

27/04/2026

1️⃣ UK inflation rose to 3.3% in March due to higher fuel prices linked to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Rising oil costs have increased household expenses and economic pressure.
Experts warn the conflict could significantly impact public finances.

2️⃣ The Lyrid meteor shower peaked on April 22–23, offering a bright celestial display visible worldwide.
Observers reported up to 20 meteors per hour under favorable conditions.
The event is one of the oldest recorded meteor showers.

3️⃣ Prince Harry made a surprise visit to Kyiv, reaffirming support for Ukraine during the ongoing war.
He spoke at a security forum, urging continued international commitment.
The visit highlights global attention on the conflict.

4️⃣ A suspected attacker was stopped near a major political event in Washington, raising security concerns.
Authorities are reviewing protection measures for high-profile gatherings.
The incident sparked debate over political violence.

5️⃣ A new UNESCO report highlighted accelerating climate risks to global biodiversity sites.
Rising temperatures and extreme weather are threatening ecosystems and heritage locations.
The report calls for urgent international action to protect vulnerable areas.

6️⃣ North Korea conducted new tests of a tactical ballistic missile during the week.
The launches demonstrate continued military development.
They have raised concerns among international observers.

7️⃣ The European Union approved new migration measures aimed at improving border management.
The plan includes faster procedures and stronger cooperation among member states.
The decision has sparked debate over human rights and security.

26/04/2026

What happens to the world economy when a single chokepoint starts to shut down?

New article by Aya Iwata, check the link in bio or our website to read the full article! 🩵

20/04/2026

1️⃣ Peace talks and a possible ceasefire signal hope after weeks of conflict.

2️⃣ Markets hit record highs despite uncertainty linked to war and energy instability.

3️⃣ The IMF warns prolonged conflict could push global growth toward recession levels.

4️⃣ Jet fuel shortages could disrupt flights across Europe within weeks

5️⃣ Over 50 countries push for faster action on fossil fuel phase-out.

6️⃣ Governments urged to reduce energy use as global supply chains strain.

7️⃣ Humans travel farther than ever from Earth in historic lunar mission.

This week’s headlines reflect a world balancing between crisis and progress.🌎
Tensions in the Middle East continue to shape global stability, but renewed ceasefire talks offer a glimpse of hope. At the same time, the economic impact of conflict is becoming increasingly visible: markets react, energy supplies tighten, and institutions warn of potential global slowdown.

Energy remains at the center of the conversation. From possible fuel shortages affecting travel to calls for reduced consumption, the consequences of geopolitical instability are reaching everyday life. Meanwhile, climate action is gaining renewed urgency, with a coalition of countries pushing for faster transition away from fossil fuels.⚡

Despite these challenges, innovation and exploration continue to move forward. The Artemis II mission marks a historic step in human space exploration, reminding us of what global collaboration can achieve.🔭

15/04/2026

🌍HUMAN LIVES AT THE BORDER🌏
Ethics, Migration, and Responsibility

and are glad to invite you to an upcoming event exploring the ethical, legal, and human dimensions of migration.

📅 April 20
🕡 6:30 PM
📍 Room 301

The discussion will feature:
•⁠ ⁠Tareke Brhane, Activist and President of Comitato 3 Ottobre;
•⁠ ⁠Corrado Mandreoli, Activist and Vice-President of ResQ People;
•⁠ ⁠Prof. Giuseppina Scala, Professor of Legal System at Bocconi University, member of DiReSom, expert in law and religion.

The event will be moderated by:
Prof. Giunia V. Gatta, Professor of Political Philosophy and Human Rights.

Hope to see you there! 🩵🩶

14/04/2026

Are Social Media and AI Rewriting Our Lives?

New article by Chiara Reginaldi, check the link in bio or our website to read the full article!💚

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