Gioele Liscidini

Liceo Scientifico C. Donegani

Activities and Societies: Joined to the Philosophy Forum of the high school. Attended Psychology Elective Course. Italian Language, Literature, Latin and Latin Literature, History, Geography, Philosophy, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, English Language, History of Arts and Physical Education.

Università di Pavia

Driven by a genuine fascination for the complexities of logic and its philosophical underpinnings, I began my university career by immersing myself in the first-year coursework of mathematics. However, a life-changing experience during a voluntary work program in Brazilian favelas the following year prompted a shift in my academic pursuits, leading me to explore the realms of Economics and Business Management.

KU Leuven

Activities and Societies: Transdisciplinary Program Thesis’ title: “How to Become What You Are?” Nietzsche’s Nihilism as the condition to reach the true Self.This dissertation analyses a recurrent theme in Nietzsche’s philosophical thought: the injunction “become what you are”. Through sources like Nietzsche’s letters as well as his books, I reconstruct the origins of this sentence in the ancient Greek poetry of Pindar. The riddle-form of this exhortation emerges as a metaphorical expression of Nietzsche’s interpretation of reality, as… Show more Thesis’ title: “How to Become What You Are?” Nietzsche’s Nihilism as the condition to reach the true Self.This dissertation analyses a recurrent theme in Nietzsche’s philosophical thought: the injunction “become what you are”. Through sources like Nietzsche’s letters as well as his books, I reconstruct the origins of this sentence in the ancient Greek poetry of Pindar. The riddle-form of this exhortation emerges as a metaphorical expression of Nietzsche’s interpretation of reality, as it incorporates a kernel of contradiction that epitomises the essence of reality. The philosophical condition to become what we are consists of the understanding and embracement of nihilism, which enables us to become free and autonomous value positers. In conclusion, I highlight how the concepts of freedom, autonomy, selfhood, self-overcoming, and amor fati, according to Nietzsche’s perspective, can only develop from nihilism as their philosophical condition. Show less

KU Leuven - Hoger Instituut voor Wijsbegeerte / Institute of Philosophy

Activities and Societies: Transdisciplinary project Thesis title: “Kant on Money”.In the first part of the Metaphysics of Morals, Kant aims to establish a metaphysical doctrine of right, which means a system based only on a priori principles. When Kant introduces a dogmatic division of all rights that can be acquired by contract, both goods and money are mentioned as elements of that system. In the chapter “What is Money?”, Kant inquiries into this concept to display its form, trying to define it by pure intellectual relations. I claim that… Show more Thesis title: “Kant on Money”.In the first part of the Metaphysics of Morals, Kant aims to establish a metaphysical doctrine of right, which means a system based only on a priori principles. When Kant introduces a dogmatic division of all rights that can be acquired by contract, both goods and money are mentioned as elements of that system. In the chapter “What is Money?”, Kant inquiries into this concept to display its form, trying to define it by pure intellectual relations. I claim that Kant proceeds in his attempt by applying the twelve categories to the empirical concept of money, to reach a final and consistent real definition. By analyzing how the examination is performed, we have a remarkable example of Kant’s theoretical assessment useful to clarify his epistemology. Moreover, his reflections prove to be relevant to various current philosophical debates in moral and political philosophy, but also to history of economics and intellectual history. Show less

New York University

Course details: examine the economic, political, and social forces that shape the global marketplace. Analyze procedures adopted to implement business operations in diverse economies, and learn how to make sharp business decisions. Topics include international economic principles and their influence on foreign trade and productive investments, the international monetary system, the exchange rate mechanism and its impact on direct investments and financial operations, international marketing… Show more Course details: examine the economic, political, and social forces that shape the global marketplace. Analyze procedures adopted to implement business operations in diverse economies, and learn how to make sharp business decisions. Topics include international economic principles and their influence on foreign trade and productive investments, the international monetary system, the exchange rate mechanism and its impact on direct investments and financial operations, international marketing operations for products and services, corporate and trade financing methods, and foreign risk management. Show less

Università degli Studi di Pavia

Thesis title: “Liquidity Policies into the Bank System”. The work shows the path from the first Basel Accord issued by the BCBS in 1988, through the second Accord - Basel II - introduced to the worldwide banking system during the financial crisis, till the last Accord of Basel III. The study illustrates the connections between the first capital requirements, developed in response to the deficiencies of financial regulation, to the new regulatory requirements on bank liquidity as reaction about… Show more Thesis title: “Liquidity Policies into the Bank System”. The work shows the path from the first Basel Accord issued by the BCBS in 1988, through the second Accord - Basel II - introduced to the worldwide banking system during the financial crisis, till the last Accord of Basel III. The study illustrates the connections between the first capital requirements, developed in response to the deficiencies of financial regulation, to the new regulatory requirements on bank liquidity as reaction about banks weakness during the last crisis.Main subjects: International Accounting (IAS/IFRS), Managerial Accounting, Financial Management,Organisational Theory, Organisational Control, Auditing and Governance, Quantitative methods, Corporate Finance, Commercial Law, Law of Listed Companies, Law of Corporate Insolvecy, Commercial Contracts, Taxation, Banking Theories and Practices. Show less

KU Leuven

In this Honours Programme future citizens, researchers, entrepreneurs, and leaders - with backgrounds in at least three disciplines from at least two science groups - work together with a coach on a complex societal challenge that cannot be solved by one discipline or science group, but requires transdisciplinary research involving stakeholders.

Università di Pavia

Thesis title: "Universal Basic Income: "Real Freedom for all" under scrutiny".The dissertation investigates the concept of Universal Basic Income considering the perspective of real-libertarianism. The essay puts under scrutiny the alleged possibility to achieve a “real freedom for all” through its implementation.

University of Pavia

Subjects: Quantitative methods (Mathematics and Statistics), Macroeconomic Principles, Microeconomic Principles, Macroeconomic Theories and Applied Macroeconomics, Corporate Finance, Investments and Financial Markets, Strategy, Marketing, International Entrepreneurship, Financial Accounting, Quantitative Analysis and Valuation, Public Law, Law of Obligations, Law of Prperty.The additional courses of Economic History, Theory of currencies and Sociological Theory emphasized a keener Economic… Show more Subjects: Quantitative methods (Mathematics and Statistics), Macroeconomic Principles, Microeconomic Principles, Macroeconomic Theories and Applied Macroeconomics, Corporate Finance, Investments and Financial Markets, Strategy, Marketing, International Entrepreneurship, Financial Accounting, Quantitative Analysis and Valuation, Public Law, Law of Obligations, Law of Prperty.The additional courses of Economic History, Theory of currencies and Sociological Theory emphasized a keener Economic perspective. This composite program expresses a peculiar curriculum in comparison with the ordinary BBA outcome. Show less

Kaplan College New York

Activities and Societies: Elective cuorses: Idioms & slang; Public Speaking. IBEP: two courses of Business English, one course of General English. Academic semester.

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