Publishing date: 8 October 2026 Immagine notizia Immagine Paragrafo We are publishing the press release issued by the City of Como on the event series “Making Peace with the World: Amid the Radical Complexity of Reality”.The initiative is part of the University’s cultural activities and is organised with the support of Deputy Rector Umberto Piarulli and Professors Antonio Angelucci and Grazia Mannozzi (Department of Law, Economics and Cultures) and Matteo Clerici (Department of Science and High Technology).The event series “Making Peace with the World: Amid the Radical Complexity of Reality”, promoted by the City of Como and the University of Insubria in collaboration with the Il Paguro Cultural Association, will begin on 16 October.The series will feature six free public lectures, running until 20 November, focusing on major schools of contemporary thought and the theme of peace, explored through its various cultural, social and historical dimensions.The initiative stems from an awareness of the relevance and urgency of this topic and aims to provide the community with an opportunity for in-depth reflection on the value and meaning of peace, understood not merely as the absence of war.Admission is free. All events will take place at the University of Insubria, Via Sant’Abbondio 12, Como.Welcome and registration will begin at 5:00 pm, with each lecture starting at 5:30 pm.For further information: oggiacomo.itProgramme16 October 2026Notes on the Anthropology of WarSalvatore Natoli, Theoretical Philosophy, University of Milano-Bicocca23 October 2026Digital Platforms, or How Everyday Life Creates Value (for the Few)Andrea Fumagalli, Political Economy, University of Pavia30 October 2026Words That Hurt, Words That Heal: The Language of Criminal Law and the Challenge of PeaceGrazia Mannozzi, Criminal Law and Restorative Justice, University of Insubria6 November 2026Arranging, Composing: Perspectives on CoexistenceFlorinda Cambria, Theoretical Philosophy, University of Insubria13 November 2026In Search of Balance: Rethinking the Relationship Between People, Objects and NaturePaolo Vimercati, Territorial Strategies, Oxford Brookes University20 November 2026The Conflict Between Peace and WarGiorgio De Michelis, Organisational Computing and Interaction Design, University of Milano-Bicocca