He was invited by Professor Bianca Sulpasso and the Department of History, Humanities and Society to carry out teaching activities through seminars and lectures. “I thoroughly enjoyed teaching at Tor Vergata and would strongly recommend this opportunity to other international colleagues. My time in Rome allowed me to establish meaningful connections with Italian Slavists in Rome and other cities, an invaluable experience for which I am grateful. In general, the interactions with students and colleagues were very positive. I was impressed that freshmen from the Russian program could follow lectures in English— something more challenging in France.
During my stay, we also discussed with Professor Sulpasso potential collaborations on research projects, with the idea of involving both Italian and international colleagues, and publications in Italian and French Academic Journals. On the other hand, Professor Farah is a Full Professor of Public Administration and Public Policy at West Virginia University (WVU) . He is a recognized expert in the interplay between trade, economic globalization, and non- trade concerns such as sustainable development, energy, environmental protection, and human rights, with a particular focus on China and other Asian countries.
Invited by Professor Amalia Diurni from the Department of Management and Law, he will be spending a short period at our university delivering seminars and lectures, offering students an international perspective on climate change, energy, and environmental law and policy. For more details on the Visiting Professors Program, please visit: https://web.uniroma2.it/it/ percorso/area_internaziona le/sezione/professori_visita tori
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