CADE 2024

AI in Health, AI in Finance, AI in Service-Oriented Industries,

Digital Public Infrastructure, Smart Mobility & Sustainability

24th - 26th June 2024, Venice, Italy (Blended Format)

ERINN’s annual conference took place between 3-5 June 2024 at the Warwick in Venice building, the Palazzo Guistinian Lolin.

Economic Research on Identity, Norms, and Narratives (ERINN) is a team of researchers from institutions across the world. The basic premise underpinning the team is that economic activity takes place in social contexts, which structure and co-determine people’s preferences, beliefs, and constraints. The role of this network of researchers is to bring these processes to the forefront of economic analysis.

The team have held annual conferences for the past 7 years, hosting speakers to talk about their world-leading research at institutions such as the Paris School of Economics, LSE and Georgetown University.

This year, we welcomed 12 speakers, 10 members of the core ERINN team, and 10 attendees to the Warwick in Venice building for the first time. The fantastic location of the venue in the heart of Venice, as well as the social experiences organised across different parts of the city, made this conference very popular and memorable for those attending.

The CHESNO Movement in partnership with The University of Warwick (UK) is organising a workshop for representatives of civil society and international specialised organisations. The event will bring together experts and academics from three countries - Ukraine, the UK and Italy. Participants will be able to share their experience and deepen their expertise in the areas of social media monitoring to detect political advertising and disinformation, international approaches to regulating this area, and ways to counter foreign interference.

On June 22nd in occasion of the Art Night event organized by Cà Foscari University (https://www.unive.it/pag/11331) the Warwick Venice Centre will open the doors to visitors with ‘. We are happy to participate once more in the cultural life of Venice and to collaborate with Fondazione Levi which will organize two concerts, Venice in Peril which will show part of their restoration works and we are very grateful to the photographer Anna Zemella who will enrich our venue with an exhibition in the main room on the Grand Canal.

In 2024, the year marking the 700th anniversary of the death of one of the world’s great explorers, Marco Polo, the University of Warwick is proud to partner with 36 global institutions to launch the Marco Polo International Programme.

The University of Warwick has announced a collaboration with Università Ca' Foscari in Venice spanning a number of activities. As well as opportunities to develop joint courses, the agreement includes a 2-year postdoctoral position based at Ca' Foscari researching the history of the relationship between Venice and Asia. In addition Warwick will work with Ca' Foscari to deliver the long-running Warwick in Venice programme, enabling Warwick students to benefit from the new closer links during their term in Venice.