Webinar LIVE
WEBINAR LIVE
The state of political leadership in Italy and Europe
The meeting will be available only in Italian
Extraordinary leadership skills are a key ingredient to achieve this, but every era (and nation) gives rise to its own leaders, with very different styles, agendas and goals.
So, what is the profile of today’s political leaders? What is their relationship with the territory and with companies? What has changed in leadership styles compared to the past? And what can we expect from politics (and parties) in the coming years?
During the webinar, Professor Ventura will provide answers to these questions, focusing on the following aspects:
- how the profile of political leaders has changed in the last decades
- which fragilities determine short-lasting and ineffective governments
- the different styles of leadership in different countries
- how the relationship of parties and politics with the territory has changed.
Programma
Monday, February 22, 2021
- 4:30 pm - 5 pm CET
Speech by Sofia Ventura - 5 pm - 5:30 pm CET
Discussion
Sofia Ventura

Professor of Political Science, University of Bologna
Sofia Ventura is an Associate Professor at the University of Bologna in the department of Political and Social Sciences where she teaches Comparative Politics and Leadership and Political Communication; she is a lecturer at the LUISS School of Government. She is a member of the Scientific Committee of the Centre for Media and Communication Studies "Massimo Baldini" - LUISS University "Guido Carli" and has designed and coordinated, with prof. Giovanni Orsina, the module “Leadership and Political and Institutional Management” taught in the Master in «Institutional Political Communication and Marketing - LUISS School of Government». Her main areas of research have been school policies, federalism, federal institutions in multinational political systems; her latest studies concern political communication and political leadership styles, to which she has dedicated numerous articles and essays. Since 2010, she has been a member of the Political Journal - Rdp. She wrote for the Corriere di Bologna, the Quotidiano Nazionale (QN - Resto del Carlino, Nazione, Il Giorno), for the monthly magazine of the Sole 24 Ore IL, for the newspaper La Stampa and has written in-depth articles for the French newspaper Le Monde. She currently writes for L'Espresso and her blog on Huffington Post.