Summer School in Investigative Journalism
In Italian, Sep 1-11, 2008
Pergine Valdarno (Arezzo), Italy
http://summerschool .giornalismoinve stigativo. org
The Summer School in Investigative Journalism (SSIJ) is born with the ambition to contribute to the development of a new and innovative model of journalism oriented to the accurate and documented analysis of social and political facts.
Very rarely in Italy an observation has been developed on the instruments and peculiar characteristics of the profession of the Investigative Journalist, and this
1st Summer School on Investigative Journalism, decisively represents the first, and a very unique, initiative of this kind in Italy.
Therefore the SSIJ is articulated in ten days of workshop (working language Italian) where the students will interact together with the best Italian journalists and national and international experts. The SSIJ venue will be hosted in an Italian Medieval Farm on the Tuscany hills in the exclusive Chianti region.
The courses offered at the SSIJ will focus on the process of transfer knowledge and in the learning process of the deepening of all the methodologies related to the analysis of criminological and investigative disciplines, archival disciplines, the
analysis of the documentary sources, and the techniques of inquiry journalism aimed to "printed-news" and TV.
SSIJ Director: Dr. Loretta Napoleoni
Steering Committee: Leonida Reitano, Giovanni Ercolani
Scientific Committee:
- Dr. Loretta Napoleoni, Author and International Expert on International Terrorism and Economy of Criminal Organisations; www.lorettanapoleon i.com
- Dr. Giovanni Ercolani, UNITARPOCI Research Associate;
- Dr. Mario Prestipino, Public Prosecutor's office, Palermo, Italy;
- Dr. Leonida Reitano, Association of Investigative Journalism, Italy;
- Dr. Giampaolo Cadalanu, Journalist, "la Repubblica" Italy;
Speakers:
- Mario Portanova, Journalist at "Espresso" and "Diario della Settimana" and Author of "Mafia a Milano";
- Paolo Cucchiarelli, Journalist at "Ansa", and Author of "Lo stato parallelo";
- Giampaolo Cadalanu, News Correspondent, "la Repubblica";
- Robert Katz , Historian, Journalist, and Author of "Morte a Roma";
- Michele Prestipino, Magistrate, Public Prosecutor's office, Palermo;
- Leonida Reitano, Researcher, McLuhan Program, Toronto;
- Giovanni Ercolani, UNITARPOCI Research Associate, and Lecturer at the Nottingham Trent University;
- Loretta Napoleoni, Author and International Expert on International Terrorism and Economy of Criminal Organisations;
- Massimino Boccardi, IT Security Engineer, HP Hewlett-Packard, Italy;
- Roberta Buzzone, Criminologist;
Topics:
- Inquiry Journalism;
- Methodology and Techniques of Investigative Journalism;
- War and Conflict Journalism;
- History of Investigative Journalism;
- Mafia and Organised Crime;
- Open Sources Analysis;
- International Terrorism;
- Economy of Criminal Organisations;
- Theory and Technique of Informatics Investigation;
- Criminology;
SSIJ Venue: "Agriturismo Ghezzi", Peggine Valdarno (Arezzo), Italy, www.arturoghezzi. it;
Contact E-mail: summerschool@ giornalismoinves tigativo. org
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