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Camilla Pagani is an Academic Fellow at Bocconi University, where she has been directing various courses of Political Science and International Relations for international undergraduate students since 2021. She is a lecturer of Security studies at Sciences Po in the Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) and of Political theory in the Menton campus.

Presently she is working for the project “Defending Art: Italy and the International Security of Cultural Heritage” as Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the School of International Studies, University of Trento.

Her research interests include critical security studies, heritage diplomacy, museum studies, identity politics, and migration. In 2014 she completed an international doctorate between the University Paris-Est-Créteil and the University of Milan with a thesis titled Politics of Recognition in Museums of Ethnography and World Cultures in the 21st Century. She graduated in Political theory from the Sciences Po Doctoral School in 2009.

Besides academia, she has a solid experience as consultant at UNESCO, in the Culture, External Relations and Science Secto

Assistant Professor of Economics and Director of the CLEAN Unit at Bocconi University. He holds a joint PhD degree in Law and Economics at the Universities of Bologna, Hamburg and Erasmus Rotterdam.

He is an applied economist with interests in different topics such as crime, labor, development, gender, and political economy. His research has been published in leading scientific journals, including Econometrica, The Review of Economic Studies, and The Review of Economics and Statistic. Several institutions in different countries funded his work, such as  the International Growth Centre (IGC), Steg/CEPR, the Unicredit Foundation, the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, and the Italian Ministry for Education, University and Research (Miur).

PhD in Natural and Environmental Sciences, Associate Professor of Ecology, at the Department of Environmental and Earth Sciences, University of Milano-Bicocca. Habilitation as full professor on 28/11/2017.

He teaches Landscape Ecology (master's degree course in Science and Technology for the Environment and Territory); Planetary Boundaries as a basis for sustainability concepts, module Managing Impact on the Environment (master’s degree course in Economics and Technologies for Sustainability), Biology: fundamentals and teaching with laboratory, Didactics of Biology (Primary Education Sciences), Introduction to sustainability, Advanced Human Ecology -Sustainability through lens of historical sciences, Ecosystem Services (courses of the Doctoral School and the PhD course in Chemical, Geological and Terrestrial and Marine Environmental Sciences). From 2017 to 2020 deputy coordinator of the PhD in Chemical, Geological and Terrestrial and Marine Environmental Sciences. He chairs the Department's third mission and public engagement commission. In November 2023 he was appointed director of the course for teacher qualification. Class A28 (Mathematics and science for lower secondary school). In October 2025 he was also appointed as deputy president of degree course in Economics and Technologies for Sustainability.

The books published were: Metodi e strumenti per l'insegnamento e l'apprendimento della Biologia (Edises, 2014); Antropocene. Una nuova epoca per la Terra, una sfida per l'umanità (il Mulino, 2021); Storia ecologica dell'Europa. Un continente nell'Antropocene (il Mulino, 2023). All the books are published in Italian

Active in various scientific societies (IALE, IALE-Europe, SIEP IALE, Conservation Biology, Society Human Ecology, Societas Herpetologica Italica, Italian Society of Ecology), also holding managerial or executive roles. At the moment he is president of SIEP-IALE (Italian Society of Landscape Ecology). In 2019 he organized the 10th IALE world congress (Milan, July 2019), editor of several scientific journals (Sustainability, Geographies, Environmental Sustainability Indicators, Journal of Zoological and Botanical Gardens).

Lucia Luzi, Ph.D., is a Senior Economist at the World Bank in Washington, DC, specializing in sustainable development at the nexus of environment, energy, water, and policy. She has over a decade of experience in research and impact evaluations, managing complex, large-scale projects, and supporting capacity-building programs for governments and statistical agencies, especially in high-risk climate contexts. Her expertise spans climate mitigation and adaptation, natural resource management, circular economy, survey methodology, and human capital, generating high-quality data to guide investments for vulnerable populations. Lucia previously held academic roles at Boston University and has taught Energy and Environmental Economics in Europe and the United States. She conducted research at Bocconi’s IEFE and FEEM, with policy advisory experience at UNEP and other international organizations. She holds a Ph.D. from Ca’ Foscari University (Visiting Scholar, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) and a BA (DES program) from Bocconi University.