The speakers focus on electoral shifts within American society in relation to economic circumstances and the evolving identities of different social groups.

The discussion addresses how political parties have adapted to these changes and their challenges in rebranding. It ultimately explores the rift in the American electorate on the United States' role in the world, underlying the move toward the "America first" vision.

WHAT TO EXPECT?

Lots of interaction among participants;

Stimulated debate and insights into how culture, identity and the economy influence electoral outcomes.

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WHERE & WHEN?

At Piazzale della Vittoria 15, AULA 3, on November 26th from 17:00 to 19:00.

The workshop language will be English.

OUR GUESTS

• Matteo Muzio, editor for Domani and director of the "Jefferson - Lettere dall'America" project.

• Matteo Battistini, Americanist and associate professor at University of Bologna, specialised in American social identities.

• Daniele Moro, expert in Transatlantic relations, Executive Director of US Italy Global Affairs Forum, Fellow at Center for Transatlantic relations of SAIS JHU and member of IISS, RUSI, Chatham House.