14:30- 16:00

ROOM H6 Panel 1 Gandhian grass root movements and their experiences I

• F. Lovisolo Environmental and social sustainability according to the Gandhian vision as implemented by ASSEFA India
• Vijay Singh Negi In pursuit of traditional farming, farmers and our food systems
• Jagyoseni Mandal The Mahatma’s visionary critique of industrialization/ The western civilization in the light of India’s globalized economy today : heading towards a devastating future?
• Shankar Ramaswami The Alternative Politics of Migrant Workers in Delhi

ROOM H7 Panel 2 Gandhian peace and civil rights movements in a global dimension I

• Massimiliano Vaghi Note sulle reti imperiali britanniche nell’Oceano indiano (1860-1914): i “coolies” indiani in Sudafrica e la politica di Gandhi 
• Carmen Concilio Gandhi and South Africa
• Chiara Corazza Gandhi e il movimento panafricanista (1919-1945)
• Ritu Gairola Khanduri Gandhi Going Global: Nation, community, diaspora in the US and South Africa

16:00-16:30 Coffee break

16:30-18:00

ROOM H6 Panel 3 Gandhian grass root movements and their experiences II

• Elsa Bianco, Giuseppe Barbiero, Mariella Bo La pratica del silenzio attivo e lo sviluppo di swaraj. Una scuola di nonviolenza
• Pietro Moretti Nonviolenza e disabilità
• Renu Nanda Gandhian Technological Innovative Pedagogical Interventions for Female Education: An experiment in Jammu district of Jammu and Kashmir State in India
• Laura Colucci-Gray, Donald Gray, Elena Camino The Earth as integral dimension to ‘development’: reflecting on the educational potentialities of Gandhi’s message in a school gardening project

ROOM H7 Panel 4 Gandhian peace and civil rights movements in a global dimension II

• Andrea Carosso “Stride Toward Freedom”: Martin Luther King, the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the Gandhian Lesson
• Nishant Bhardwaj Revisiting ‘ahimsa’ in a divided world
• Hyun Höchsmann Non-violence as Universal Love in Gandhi and Mozi
• Monica De Togni Was There Any Chinese Gandhi? Political Pacifist Participation and the 1948 National Assembly

20:00 Dinner

3 December 

9:30-11:00

ROOM H6 Panel 5 Gandhian political view, experience and legacy past and present I

• Annie Devenish The sensual Gandhi
• Eijiro Hazama Rethinking Gandhi’s “Secularism”: How Gandhi’s Brahmacarya Related to His Last Political Vision
• Amitendu Bhattacharya A ‘National Diet’ for the Indians: Gandhi and the Phenomenon of Muscular Nationalism
• Mario Prayer Khadi after Gandhi

ROOM H7 Panel 6 Gandhian political view, experience and legacy past and present II

• Antonino Drago Non violenza: chi, come, verso che?
• Sagnella-Bitossi L’eredità di Gandhi nell'”esperienza religiosa” di Aldo Capitini
• Gloria Germani L’importanza del pensiero di Gandhi per la sopravvivenza del pianeta e dell’uomo
• Louis Campana Approches d’une économie non-violente

11:00-11:30 Coffee break

11:30-12:30 AULA MAGNA Lectio Magistralis: Michelguglielmo Torri The Mahatma Gandhi and the Muslims: Gandhi’s role in making India’s partition inevitable

12:30-13:30 Lunch break

13:30-15:30

ROOM H6 Panel 7 Understanding Gandhi in today’s times: legacy, philosophy, and the present 

• Kamila Junik-Łuniewska Gandhi in contemporary Hindi writing
• Roshni Sengupta From political icon to Mahatma: the visual turn in portrayal of Gandhi in Indian cinema
• Pralay Kanungo Hindu Nationalists and Mahatma Gandhi
• Rohit Wanchoo Rethinking Gandhi and Non-Violence Today
• Sanjukta Das Gupta Gandhi and Adivasis: Post-Independence re-imaginations

ROOM H7 Panel 8 Gandhian political view, experience and legacy past and present III

• Franco Manni “Mazzini’s Influence and Gandhi’s legacy on Family Duties against Corruption”
• Alessandro Vescovi Gandhi in Raja Rao’s Kanthapura (1938)
• Ahyaan Raghuvanshi Loving Oneself through Others. The Political Philosophies of Savarkar and Gandhi
• Jacek Skup Gandhi and Bose
• Kumar, Pratyush Gandhi’s Law

15:30-16:00 Coffee break

ROOM H6 Panel 9 Gandhian political view, experience and legacy past and present IV

• Parmeet Kajal Gandhi versus Gandhi: A comparative study of his thoughts in his English and Vernacular 
• Rachna Sharma Newspapers
• Dezs Szenkovics Exploring the legacy of Gandhian ethics in journalism in the era of post truth: a critical Analysis Gandhi’s Economic Thought: Is It Still Relevant?
• Pallavi Varma Patil + Roshni Ravi Nai Taleem
• Punsara Amarasinghe Deconstructing “Swaraj” as the Mahatma Gandhi’s political idealist reflection of anarchism

ROOM H7 Panel 10 Gandhian political view, experience and legacy past and present V

• Inês Raquel Cambé Duque + Piyush Bhatti Gandhi’s model of decentralisation
• Marzia Casolari Partitions and beyond: Gandhi’s views on India’s and Palestine’s partitions
• Farooq Ahmad Dar Gandhi and the Creation of Pakistan
• Alessandra Consolaro + Tommaso Bobbio Modi and Gandhi

17:30-18:00 General discussion and closing remarks