How to enforce Climate Change-Sensitive behaviors was the focus of Alberto Pirni's lecture at the University of Luxembourg

Alberto Pirni, associate professor of moral philosophy at the Dirpolis Institute of the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, gave a lecture at the University of Luxembourg entitled “Enforcing Climate Change-Sensitive Behaviours.” The initiative, organized as part of the Jean Monnet Chair in EU Labour Law (SESaMe Project – “An Open Door Towards A Sustainable European Social Model”), coordinated by Professor Luca Ratti, aims to propose a multifaceted model to overcome the motivational gap that limits the adoption of climate change-sensitive behaviours, by addressing a taxonomy of possible motivations that can trigger or limit such practices. 

Pirni also explore the role of imitative behaviour in shaping sensitivity towards climate change and corresponding behavioural responses.