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Contents
Pegaso International Conference 2019 Aims · 3Introductory Messages · 4Conference Boards · 6Venue Map · 8Conference Programme · 9About World Bioethics Day · 11The UNESCO Active Member Award · 12Conference Sessions · 13Publishing Opportunities · 22Pegaso International, Malta and Its Network · 23Signing of Memoranda of Understanding · 24Organisers and Sponsors · 25Project’s Partners Network · 25Index · 26
PIConf 2019: Social Inclusion, Education, and Digital SocietyProceedings of the Pegaso International Conference 2019
Malta • 18–19 October 2019
Published by • Pegaso InternationalSmart City Malta, Unit 605 SCM01 Ricasoli,Kalkara SCM Malta, SCM 1001, Maltahttp://pegasointernational.eu
© 2019 Pegaso International
ISBN 978-99957-1-621-9
https://piconf.net/2019/proceedings.pdf
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Pegaso International Conference 2019 Aims
The Pegaso International Conference was established by Pegaso Interna-tional in Malta to develop research and projects organised in line with thefollowing format: PiResearch, PiPress and PIConf.
The objective of the conference is to promote research possibilities and toexpand the Pegaso International network in order to attract internationalscholars and practitioners primarily from the Mediterranean geographicarea, with the aim of supporting PhD students, and other degree candi-dates to progress in their careers in various areas of academia. The Confer-ence encourages discussion and the exchange of knowledge and offers avariety publishing opportunities.
The Pegaso International Conference promotes the sharing of most recentdevelopments in the fields of social science, education, law and Europeanstudies, sustainable development, management, technology and innova-tion, studies on digital and inclusive society, immigration, as well as didacticmethodologies for students with special learning needs.
This year’s focus is oriented towards Social Inclusion, Education and DigitalSociety. To support this topic we are organising two dedicated panels on:
• Digital Challenges for Education in the Euro Med Region• Policies and Ethics of Social Inclusion – Cultural Diversity
To complement the conference we are also celebrating the UNESCO WorldBioethics Day 2019 which this year is dedicated to Art. 12 of the UniversalDeclaration of Bioethics and Human Rights (signed on 19th October 2005).
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Introductory Messages
Danilo IervolinoMultiversity Holding PresidentUniversità Telematica PegasoPresident
Today the world rewards the oneswho drive innovation and conquernew horizons, supports those whohave the ability to connect peopleand lead them to realise big dreams.
It is no longer time for cautious words,measured gestures, restrained poli-cies, or the paths that others havetraced. Today is the time of rebirth, ofnew social and economic frontiers; offree, creative and powerful initiatives.
It’s the beginning of a new era inwhich the first rule is to fly high.
Luigia MelilloPegaso International RectorHead of UNESCO Unit of the EuropeanCenter for Bioethics and Quality of LifeDirector of CELL, UniPegaso-EMUNI
Pegaso International’s great chal-lenge arises from Malta, thanks to itsstrategic political and cultural func-tion in the Euro-Mediterranean area.We aim to build and disseminate aplatform of knowledge under a globalperspective, investing more in educa-tion, in basic training and in life-longlearning with a focus on the needs ofthe future.
Our digital technologies can fosterequality of opportunities and ensuresocial integration. It is only by creatingalternatives to migration and there-
fore compatible conditions in local development by enhancing education,training, employment and social welfare that, we create a fertile ground fordialogue and peace.
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Elio PariotaPegaso International –Università Telematica PegasoGeneral Director
Education is necessary but not suffi-cient. To run routes of daily life, whereknowledge helps you in turning diffi-culties into opportunities and obsta-cles into motivations for developmentand growth, you should learn how toact and how to be.
Gavin GuliaChairman of the MaltaTourism AuthorityFormer Minister for Justice and Labour
The Valletta City is a cultural, artis-tic and historical centre, with theprivileged status of world heritagegranted by UNESCO a long time ago.
‘Hospitality is our strength, combinedwith authenticity and tradition.’ Cul-tural tourism has indeed been a ma-jor focus for the tourism industry as awhole. Thanks to the PIConference,we give a value added to the con-struction of networks of cultural di-alogue and mobility in the Mediter-ranean Area.
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Conference Boards
Honorary BoardDanilo Iervolino, Multiversity Holding PresidentClaudette Buttigieg, Vice-President of Maltese ParliamentMarie-Louise Coleiro Preca, President Emeritus of MaltaMario Sammartino, Ambassador of Italy in MaltaGavin Gulia, Chairman Malta Tourism AuthoritySilvio Schembri, Junior Minister for Financial Services, Digital Economy
and Innovation, MaltaA. Hamid El-Zoheiry, President of Euro-Mediterranean University, SloveniaAnna Luiza Massot Thompson-Flores, Director of Unesco Regional Bureau
for Science and Culture in Europe, ItalyMiroslava Varsinova, President of European Centre for Bioethics and Quality
of Life, ItalyGodfrey Vella, Chairman of National Commission for Further and Higher
Education, Malta
Programme BoardLuigia Melillo, Pegaso International, Malta (conference director
and program chair)Elio Pariota, Pegaso International, MaltaRosette Fenech, Pegaso International, MaltaZbigniew Pastuszak, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, PolandAugusto Sebastio, University of Bari Aldo Moro, ItalyAnca Draghici, Universitatea Politehnica Timisoara, RomaniaBesa Arif, South East European University, Republic of North MacedoniaSabiha Shala, University of ‘Haxhi Zeka’ in Peje, KosovoOlesea Sirbu, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova, MoldovaNathan Tirosh, Galilee International Management Institution, IsraelMohamed Buheji, University of Bahrain, BahrainNada Trunk Širca, International School for Social and Business Studies,
SloveniaKongkiti Phusavat, Kasetsart University, ThailandValerij Dermol, International School for Social and Business Studies, SloveniaDušan Lesjak, University of Primorska and International School for Social
and Business Studies, SloveniaKarim Moustaghfir, Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, MoroccoPierpaolo Limone, Università di Foggia, ItalyMichele Corleto, Università Telematica Pegaso, ItalyRasha Elkholy, Heliopolis University, EgyptDriss Ouaouicha, Al Akhawayn University in IfraneMohd Taleb Mefleh Obaidat, Jadara University, JordanOlfa Ben Ouda, Carthage University, TunisiaVera Ostreni, Albanian University, AlbaniaJames Calleja, College of Arts Science and Technology, MaltaTatiana Corejova, University of Zilina, Slovakia
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Abdelhadi Elhalhouli, University Sultan Moulay Slimane, MoroccoNathan Tirosh, Galilee International Management Institution, IsraelJosè Manuel Roldàn, Euromed University of Fes, MoroccoDang Thi Phuong Thao, National University Hanoi, Vietnam
Conference Board and Organising TeamLuigia Melillo, Pegaso international, Malta (conference director
and program chair)Daniela Civitillo, Pegaso International, MaltaLudovica Canzano, Pegaso International, MaltaMaria Tabouras, Pegaso International, MaltaFederica Durante, Pegaso International, MaltaRoberta Allocca, Università Telematica Pegaso, Italy
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Venue Map
Palazzo ParisioVictory Square 29In-Naxxar NXR 1700, Malta
Mediterranean Conference CentreTriq l-IsptarIl-Belt Valletta VLT 1645, Malta
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Conference Programme
Friday, 18 October 2019 • Palazzo Parisio, In-Naxxar
15.00–18.00 Registration17.30–18.00 Opening and welcome addresses
Moderator: Luigia Melillo, Rector of Pegaso International,MaltaElio Pariota, General Director Pegaso International, MaltaDanilo Iervolino, Multiversity Holding PresidentGavin Gulia, Chairman Malta Tourism AuthorityGodfrey Vella, Chairman of NCFHE, MaltaMario Sammartino, Ambassador of Italy in Republic of MaltaMarie-Louise Coleiro Preca, President Emeritus, Republicof MaltaCarmelo Abela, Foreigh Affairs Minister (TBC)Claudette Buttigieg, Vice-President of the Maltese ParliamentChamber
18.00–19.15 Panel Discussion: Digital Challenges for Education in EuroMedRegionModerator: A. Hamid El-Zoheiry, President of Euro-MediterraneanUniversity, SloveniaAnna Luiza Massot Thompson-Flores, Director of the UnescoRegional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe, ItalySilvio Schembri, Junior Minister for Financial Services, DigitalEconomy and Innovation, MaltaGodfrey Vella, Chairman of NCFHE, MaltaPierpaolo Limone, Rector of University of Foggia, ItalyColin Calleja, Dean of Faculty of Education, University of MaltaDriss Ouaouicha, President of Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane,MoroccoHassen Mzali, Directeur Institut des Hautes Etudes Commer-ciales, Université de Carthage, TunisiaDušan Lesjak, University of Primorska and International Schoolfor Social and Business Studies, SloveniaJames Calleja, Rector of College of Arts Science and Technol-ogy, MaltaRasha Elkholy, Vice President and Dean of Engineering, He-liopolis University, Egypt
19.15–20.00 Signatures of MoU and photo session20:00–23.00 Greetings and social gathering20.30–22.00 VIP Dinner (by invitation)
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Saturday, 19 October 2019 • Mediterranean Conference Center
08.30–13.00 Registration09.30–09.45 Unesco World Bioethics Day 2019:
Thriving for an Inclusive SocietyLuigia Melillo, Unesco Chair in Bioethics and Rector of PegasoInternational, MaltaChristopher Fearne, Health Minister, Malta (TBC)Claudette Buttigieg, Vice-President of the Maltese ParliamentChamber
09.45–10.15 Lectio Magistralis and Award for Unesco active memberMarie-Louise Coleiro Preca, President Emeritus of Republicof Malta: Beyond Ethical Policies
10.15–11.00 Panel discussion: Policies and Ethics of Social Inclusion –Cultural DiversityModerator: Karim Moustaghfir, Emuni Senate Member,Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, MoroccoNathan Tirosh, Dean of Galilee International ManagementInstitution, IsraelNada Trunk Širca, University of Primorska and InternationalSchool for Social and Business Studies, SloveniaJosè Manuel Roldàn, Vice President Euromed University of Fes,MoroccoIoan Chirilă, President of Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj,RomaniaDang Thi Phuong Thao, National University Hanoi, VietnamBesa Arif, South East European University, Republic of NorthMacedoniaSabiha Shala, University ‘Haxhi Zeka’ Peja, KosovoTatiana Corejova, University of Zilina, SlovakiaVera Ostreni, Rector of Albanian University, AlbaniaMohammad Obaidat, Jadara University President, Jordan
11.00–11.30 Coffee break11.30–12.45 Parallel sessions (paper presentations)12.45–13.45 Lunch13.45–15.00 Parallel sessions (paper presentations)15.00–16.15 Parallel sessions (paper presentations)16.15–17.00 Seminar for PhD students:
Researching and Academic PublishingValerij Dermol, International School for Social and BusinessStudies, SloveniaAlen Ježovnik, Folio and University of Primorska, SloveniaAnwar Kawtharani, Lebanese International University, LebanonMichele Corleto, Pegaso Online University, ItalyRosario Bianco, Publisher, Italy
17:00–18.30 Touristic tour Valletta
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About World Bioethics Day
On 24th June 2001 UNESCO Chair in Bioethics was established in the personof Amnon Carmi in that time Rector of the International Center of Health,Law and Ethics, University of Haifa. The purpose of the Chair is to coordinateand stimulate an International Network of Institutes for Medical Ethics Train-ing (NIMED), associating higher education institutes in both the developedand developing countries, and to develop an up-to-date syllabus for medi-cal ethics education which will satisfy the requirements of medical schools inthe world.
Every year, the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics celebrates the World BioethicsDay (WBD) on October 19th, through a variety of activities (e.g. Interna-tional Competitions, awareness campaigns). Students attending the highschool are invited to participate in this event as well and they will be en-gaged in different kinds of competitions: essay, poetry, photography, scien-tific and artistic posters, drawing and short films.
This year World Bioethics Day will celebrate article 12th of Universal Declara-tion on Bioethics and Human Rights dedicated to Respect for Cultural Diver-sity. The importance of cultural diversity and pluralism must be given properemphasis. However, these considerations must not invoke the violation of re-spect for human dignity, human rights and fundamental freedoms, nor theprinciples established in this Declaration, as well as to limit its goals.
Miroslava Vasinova, President of European Centre for Bioethics and Qualityof Life – UNESCO Chair in Bioethics Italian Unit and Luigia Melillo, Director ofInternational Research Office for Lifelong Learning Bioethics Education ofthe Italian Unit decided to celebrate the fourth edition of WBD in this currentyear in Malta on the occasion of PIConference dedicated to Social Inclu-sion, Education and Digital Society.
A special day is organised in three moments:
• the opening lecture on Thriving for Inclusive Society,• lectio magistralis Beyond Ethical Policies held buy Marie-Louise Coleiro
Preca, rewarded as Unesco active member for her mission of solidaritywith the most vulnerable people in the world,
• a panel discussion among academic representatives of many Africanand European countries about Policies and Ethics of Social Inclusion:Cultural Diversity.
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The UNESCO Active Member Award
Marie-Louise Coleiro PrecaPresident Emeritus of Republicof Malta
Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca served asthe ninth President of the Republic ofMalta between 2014 and 2019. Hernomination as President was, for thefirst time in the history of the MalteseNational Parliament, approved unan-imously by a parliamentary resolutionof the House of Representatives takenon 1st April 2014, marking a develop-ment in the constitutional history ofMalta. She took the oath of Presidentof Malta on 4th April 2014. At the ageof 55 years, Coleiro Preca was the
youngest President of the country, and is the second woman occupying theoffice of Head of State after 32 years.
Currently, Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca chairs the Malta Foundation for theWellbeing of Society, The Malta Trust Foundation and the Emanuele CancerResearch Centre.
Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca has been appointed:
• Honorary Life President of the Arab-European Forum for Dialogue and De-velopment
• Honorary Professorship at the University of Warwick in the UK• Head of the Executive Advisory Council of the Flinders University Centre of
‘Student Wellbeing & Prevention of Violence’• Member of the Patron’s Council of ‘Missing Children Europe’• Member of the Council of World Women Leaders• Member of the Women Political Leaders Global Forum Advisory Board• Patron and Ambassador of the International Girl2Leader Campaign,
launched by the Women Political Leaders Global Forum• United Nations’ Special Ambassador for the International Year of Sustain-
able Tourism for Development.• Honorary Member of the Societa’ Italiana di Storia della Medicina• United Nations Industrial Development Organisation Goodwill Ambassador• Champion of the Third Industrial Development Decade for Africa• Chairperson of the Senior Advisory Board of the Blockchain Charity Foun-
dation• Chairperson of the Steering Committee of the Constitutional Reform• Honorary Member of Eurochild
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A1 Saturday, 19 October, 11.30–12.45 • Room ASession Chair: Giovanni Di TrapaniPolymechanos Ghenos: The Fate of the Cybernetic West,between Technology and HumanitiesGiovanni Di Trapani, National Research Council, ItalyMaria Tafuri Ranieri, Pegaso Online University, Italy
Acceptance of Alterity: A Reality in Progress; Educational ProfileClaudia Pintus, Pegaso International, MaltaAngelo Ardizzone, Pegaso International, Malta
Acceptance of Alterity: A Reality in Progress; Legal ProfileAngelo Ardizzone, Pegaso International, MaltaClaudia Pintus, Pegaso International, Malta
A New Way to Culture across the Adriatic Sea:From Matera 2019 to Rijeka 2020Francesco Pascuzzo, Pegaso Online University
The Figure of System in the Provincial Centers for Adult EducationGiovanni Di Pinto, Pegaso International, Malta
The Inclusion of the Pupil with Special NeedsAntonella Sassara, Pegaso International, Malta
The Influence of Team Efficacy and Intra-group Relationship on Performanceand Attribution during Training GamesGalit Klein, Ariel UniversityJeffery Kantor, Ariel UniversityEyal Eckhous, Ariel University
Human and Natural Factors That Limit the Freedom of Choice of the TestatorDomenica Dimatteo, Pegaso International, Malta
Lifelong Working: Psychological Well-Being a Socio-Political NecessitySusanne Habelt, Switzerland
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B1 Saturday, 19 October, 11.30–12.45 • Room BSession Chair: Valerij DermolThe Eco-Friendly Zero-energy HouseGiovanni Di Martino, Pegaso International, MaltaMaurizio Recca, Pegaso International, MaltaMarzia Tasca, ItalyVania Coppolino, Pegaso International, MaltaLucia Sorrentino, Pegaso International, MaltaLidia Nazzaro, Pegaso International, Malta
Panorama of Sustainable Mobility in Italy: Three Geographic AreasComparedGiuseppe Cipolla, Pegaso International, Malta
Experimental MusicoTherapy of ResonanceCarmela Maria Aurelia Cucuzzella, Pegaso International, Malta
Educational Ecosystems for Entrepreneurs: Challenges of Digital EconomyBistra Vassileva, University of Economics – Varna, Bulgaria
A Propose Approach on Management of Human Resources CompetenciesAnca Draghici, Politehnica University of Timisoara, RomaniaDiana Robescu, Politehnica University of Timisoara, RomaniaAlina Paraschiva, Politehnica University of Timisoara, Romania
The Impact of New Technologies on Learning and the Spreadof Foreign LanguagesDaniela Civitillo, Pegaso International, MaltaMaria Tabouras, Pegaso International, MaltaLudovica Canzano, Pegaso International, MaltaFederica Durante, Pegaso International, Malta
The Importance of Public Support for R&D and Business Performanceof a FirmValerij Dermol, International School for Social and Business Studies, SloveniaAlenka Dermol, International School for Social and Business Studies, Slovenia
Innovation in Society: Training Paths and Human Capital Enhancementin Sudan (INSO)Sabrina Greco, National Research Council of ItalyAlberto Fornasari, University of Bari Aldo Moro, ItalyJorge Carlos Naranjo Alcaide, Comboni College of Scienceand Technology, Sudan
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C1 Saturday, 19 October, 11.30–12.45 • Room CSession Chair: Charmaine SammutHow Can a Digital High-Ticket Sales Funnel Help Businesses ReachMore CustomersAlenka Dermol, International School for Social and Business Studies, Slovenia
Access, Use and Learning with Digital Technologies: A Comparisonbetween Italy and Other OECD Countries of the Mediterranean AreaAgostino Sorbara, Pegaso International, Malta
The Dictatorship of Algorithms: Big Data and Predictive Systemswith Minorities Discrimination; Cyberspace in the Rightsand Fundamental FreedomGino Fontana, Pegaso International, Malta
Satellite Telecommunication for the Reduction of Digital Divideand for Socio-Economic InclusionGiacomo Sciortino, Pegaso International, MaltaRoberto Fotia, Pegaso International, MaltaKwaku Sumah, SpaceTec Partners, Germany
Estonia: From Soviet Country to E-GovernmentGiuseppe Dario Roberto Napoli, Pegaso International, Malta
A Novel Approach for the Development of Innovative Servicesfor Social Inclusion and EducationBarbara Attanasio, University of Catania, ItalySerena Grimaldi, Pegaso International, Malta
Trends in Electronic BankingDušan Lesjak, International School for Social and Business Studies, Slovenia
The Organizational Security Culture Index as a Tool for Assessing the Impactof National Culture on Information Security Attitudes within an OrganizationFred Hoffman, Mercyhurst University, USA
How do the Digital Economy and Society Affect Labor Marketin EU Countries?Oguz Basol, Kırklareli University, Turkey
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A2 Saturday, 19 October, 13.45–15.00 • Room ASession Chair: Abdelhadi ElhalhouliRare Diseases and Universalism in Health CareElisabetta Azzali, Pegaso International, Malta
Cyberbullying and Young Peoples’ Social InclusionElisabetta Azzali, Pegaso International, Malta
MSNA, the Difficult Path from Welcoming to CitizenshipMaria Platamome, Pegaso International, MaltaCaterina Calderone, Pegaso International, Malta
For a Philosophy of Translation Outlined on the EuroMed AreaCristina Bossio, Pegaso International, Malta
Cross Country Comparison of Gaps between Rural and Urban Studentsin Computer and Information Literacy: ICILS 2013Eva Klemencic Mirazchiyski, Educational Research Institute, SloveniaPlamen Mirazchiyski, The International Educational Researchand Evaluation Institute, SloveniaValerij Dermol, International School for Social and Business Studies, SloveniaAleš Trunk, International School for Social and Business Studies, Slovenia
The Role of the Civil Society Organizations in Enhancing Civil Peace:Palestine as a ModelFadi Jumaa, Arab American University, Palestininan Authority
Development Opportunities and Organizational Support in the Opinionsof Women and Men ManagersAnna Rakowska, University of M. Curie-Skłodowska, PolandZbigniew Pastuszak, University of M. Curie-Skłodowska, Poland
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B2 Saturday, 19 October, 13.45–15.00 • Room BSession Chair: Michele CorletoEqual Educational OpportunitiesLucia Sorrentino, Pegaso International, MaltaLidia Nazzaro, Pegaso International, MaltaVania Coppolino, Pegaso International, MaltaGiovanni Di Martino, Pegaso International, MaltaMaurizio Recca, Pegaso International, MaltaMarzia Tasca, Italy
Special Education Teachers for Integration of People with DisabilitiesVania Coppolino, Pegaso International, MaltaGiovanni Di Martino, Pegaso International, MaltaMaurizio Recca Pegaso International, MaltaMarzia Tasca, ItalyLucia Sorrentino, Pegaso International, MaltaLidia Nazzaro, Pegaso International, Malta
Social Inclusion is the Individual Human Right: DiscussionSantuzza Gennaro, Pegaso International, Malta
Teaching MillenialsCarmela Schiavo, Pegaso International, Malta
Palestinian Refugees IssueJamal Baddad, Arab American University, Palestinian Authority
Inclusion of Roma and Migrants in SchoolsValerij Dermol, International School for Social and Business Studies, SloveniaLuigia Melillo, Pegaso International, MaltaAlexander Krauß, ISOB, Germany
Human Rights Aspects of Inclusion for Migrants and RefugeesAugusto Sebastio, Centre for Legal Informatics Studies – Taranto, ItalyMichele Corleto, Pegaso Online University
The European Convention on Human Rights and Italian Law SystemFrancesca Merulla, Pegaso International, Malta
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C2 Saturday, 19 October, 13.45–15.00 • Room CSession Chair: Nada Trunk ŠircaWork and Citizenship: Study Case on a Female CharacterMaria Elena Gerarda Russo, Pegaso International, Malta
Digital Customs Law between Demateralization and Control ProceduresSalvatore Puccia, Pegaso International, MaltaVeronica Caporrino, Pegaso International, Malta
Competences Evaluation Through a Knowledge Engineering Approachof Project MemoryAnca Draghici, Politehnica University of Timisoara, RomaniaAlina Paraschiva, Politehnica University of Timisoara, RomaniaNicoleta Paula Neag, Politehnica University of Timisoara, RomaniaDiana Robescu, Politehnica University of Timisoara, Romania
Work as a Tool for Social Inclusion in the Digital Economy:The Italian ExperienceValentina Aniballi, Mercatorum University, Italy
The Acceptability of Foreigners to the Company’s Work EnvironmentGregor Jagodič, International School for Social and Business Studies,Slovenia
D’AvalosErnesta Mazzella, Ermi, Italy
EHEA, Its Programs and Actions, as a Tool for EU IntegrationNada Trunk Širca, International School for Social and Business Studies,SloveniaOlesea Sirbu, Academy of Economic Studies, MoldovaAnica Novak Trunk, International School for Social and Business Studies,SloveniaValerij Dermol, International School for Social and Business Studies, Slovenia
Digital Education and Social InclusionGiuseppina Iommelli, Pegaso International, Malta
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A3 Saturday, 19 October, 15.00–16.15 • Room ASession Chair: Mircea BerteaSchool Dropout and Deviance: What Link and What Can We Do?Domenica Ina Giarrizzo, Pegaso International, Malta
Role of Individual Factors and Family Functioning in the Developmentof Emotional-Behavioral Problems during AdolescenceMaria Di Giovanni, Pegaso International, Malta
Education and Human Capital: The Determinants of Early School LeavingAnnalisa Grammegna, Pegaso International, MaltaDomenica Ina Giarrizzo, Pegaso International, Malta
A Really Inclusive SchoolTommasa Imbesi, Pegaso International, Malta
Music and Social InteractionLorenzo Fiorito, Pegaso International, Malta
Innovative Italian Ways for Italian LearnersMariaLuisa Mangano-Johnson, Pegaso International, Malta
Empathy and Motivation: Positive Influences on Social Inclusion in EducationBordin Rassameethes, Kasetsart University, ThailandKongkiti Phusavat, Kasetsart University, ThailandDušan Lesjak, International School for Social and Business Studies, Slovenia
Virtual Mobility and Internationalisation at Home: The Case of Jordanian HEINada Trunk Širca, International School for Social and Business Studies,SloveniaWissam Tawileh, Technische Universität Dresden, GermanyAleš Trunk, International School for Social and Business Studies, SloveniaValerij Dermol, International School for Social and Business Studies, Slovenia
The Role of Human Capital and Social Capital on the Innovativenessof Female EntrepreneursMateja Vadnjal, Agnes d.o.o., Slovenia
The Future of Universities and the Problems in Assessingthe Quality of E-LearningAssunta Baratta, Pegaso Online University, Italy
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B3 Saturday, 19 October, 15.00–16.15 • Room BSession Chair: Vasco FronzoniRe-Build Identity and Historical Memory: The MediterraneanLidia Nazzaro, Pegaso International, MaltaVania Coppolino, Pegaso International, MaltaGiovanni Di Martino, Pegaso International, MaltaMaurizio Recca, Pegaso International, MaltaLucia Sorrentino, Pegaso International, Malta
The Monitoring of Electrical Energy Linked to the Economic Resultsin the Houses of a DistrictMaurizio Recca, Pegaso International, MaltaMarzia Tasca, ItalyLidia Nazzaro, Pegaso International, MaltaVania Coppolino, Pegaso International, MaltaLucia Sorrentino, Pegaso International, MaltaGiovanni Di Martino, Pegaso International, Malta
Cyberbullying: Discomfort and Threat of the New GenerationVenerina Genovese, Pegaso International, Malta
The MUSAD and the MethodCarmela Maria Aurelia Cucuzzella, Pegaso International, Malta
The Fundamental Rights of Minors in the International Lawand the Italian Case StudyRoberta Allocca, Pegaso International, Malta
Climate Change and Humanitarian CorridorsDaniela Mangano, Pegaso International, Malta
The Role of NGOS in Promoting Human Rights in the Society:Case of CISOTRA Project in ItalyAugusto Sebastio, Centre for Legal Informatics Studies – Taranto, ItalyAleš Trunk, International School for Social and Business Studies, SloveniaValerij Dermol, International School for Social and Business Studies, Slovenia
Italian Enclave in Tunisia: Model of Transcultural EntityRossana Gritti, Tunisia
Establishment of Youth Training and Development Centre in Tigray, EthiopiaLuciana Apicella, Taking Up From Here, Italy
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C3 Saturday, 19 October, 15.00–16.15 • Room CSession Chair: Marcel MizziThe Effective Group and Decision-MakingFederico De Andreis, Pegaso International, Malta
Bachelor’s Degree in Business EcomomicsMayank Sharma, India
Open a Restaurant Bar in the Malta IslandCarmelo Grillo, Pegaso International, Malta
On the Digital Transformation Perception by the EmployeesTatiana Corejova, University of Zilina, SlovakiaTatiana Genzorova, University of Zilina, SlovakiaAlexandra Rovnanova, University of Zilina, Slovakia
Enhancing the Business through Better EducationShobha Pahadi, Xavier World Educational Consultancy, Nepal
The Influence of Professional Sport in Global EconomyFrancesco Filippazzo, Pegaso International, Malta
Supporting Companies for Internationalisation through the Interreg ProjectGregor Jagodič, International School for Social and Business Studies,Slovenia
The Accessibility of Foreigners to the Company’s Work EnvironmentWalter Pierluigi Milone, Pegaso International, Malta
Observation Study and Development of a Discharge Tool in a NHS HospitalElisabetta Azzali, Pegaso International, Malta
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Publishing Opportunities
Eastern European Journal for Regional StudiesISSN 2537-6179 • https://csei.ase.md/journal/Editor in Chief • Dr. Olesea Sirbu, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova
Human Systems ManagementISSN 0167-2533 • https://www.iospress.nl/journal/human-systems-management/Editor in Chief • Dr. Nada Trunk Širca, International School for Social and BusinessStudies, Slovenia
International Journal of Euro-Mediterranean StudiesISSN 1855-3362 • https://emuni.si/publications/issues/Editor in Chief • Dr. Abdelhamid El-Zoheiry, Euro-Mediterranean University,Slovenia
International Journal of Innovation and LearningISSN 1471-8197 • https://www.inderscience.com/jhome.php?jcode=ijilEditor in Chief • Dr. Kongkiti Phusavat, Kasetsart University, Thailand
International Journal of Management and Enterprise DevelopmentISSN 1468-4330 • https://www.inderscience.com/jhome.php?jcode=ijmedEditor-in-Chief • Dr. Zbigniew Pastuszak, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland
International Journal of Management in EducationISSN 1750-385X • https://www.inderscience.com/jhome.php?jcode=ijmieEditor-in-Chief • Dr. Dušan Lesjak, International School for Social and BusinessStudies, Slovenia
International Journal of Synergy and ResearchISSN 2083-0025 • www.ijsr.umcs.lublin.plEditor-in-Chief • Dr. Agnieszka Sitko-Lutek, Maria Sklodowska-Curie University,Poland
International Journal of Value Chain ManagementISSN 1741-5357 • https://www.inderscience.com/jhome.php?jcode=ijvcmEditor in Chief • Dr. Valerij Dermol, International School for Social and BusinessStudies, Slovenia
Journal of Advanced Health CareISSN 2612-1344 • https://jahc.euEditor in Chief • Giovanni Di Trapani, Italy
Managing Global Transitions: International Research JournalISSN 1854-6935 • www.mgt.fm-kp.siEditor-in-Chief • Dr. Maja Meško, University of Primorska, Slovenia
ManagementISSN 1854-4231 • www.mng.fm-kp.siEditor-in-Chief • Klemen Kavčič, University of Primorska, Slovenia
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Pegaso International, Malta and Its Network
Established in 2015 in Malta, Pegaso International is a Lifelong Learning HEIproviding a wide range of online degree programmes accredited by theNational Commission or Further and Higher Education with Licence No.2016-001.
Pegaso International is member of the Multiversity Group, a network ofuniversities aiming at providing international students worldwide with aflexible, inclusive and accessible education.
Pegaso International is the educational model of the future: open, suitablefor all, inclusive and flexible. It delivers an online multilingual educationaloffer aimed at ensuring more job opportunities worldwide and the possibilityof achieving a better educational qualification in the most requested studyfields. Thanks to its flexible didactic methodologies and the most innovativetechnology in distance learning, Pegaso International aims to satisfy thedemand for academic education in every corner of the world.
Thanks to its strategic location between Sicily and North Africa, the uniqueisland of Malta was chosen in order to best promote the development ofMediterranean South Area through Lifelong Learning.
In line with this mission, Pegaso International has been involved asinstitutional member in the international networks of EMUNI, UNIMED, andEUCEN actively participating in their activities in order to share knowledgeand improve understanding among professionals from e-learning universeas well as foster policies and good practices throughout Europe andbeyond.
Our courses train the professional profiles most requested by the job market.The educational offer, delivered in Italian and English, gives the opportunityto achieve a degree recognized throughout Europe and, therefore, toaccess larger employment opportunities also in the international area.
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Signing of Memoranda of Understanding
• Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane, Morocco• University of Zilina, Slovakia• International School for Social and Business Studies, Slovenia• Università di Cartagine, Tunisia• Heliopolis University, Egypt• Université Euro-Méditerranéenne de Fès, Morocco• Galilee – International Institute of Management, Israele• Jadara University, Jordan• College of Arts Science and Technology, Malta (TBC)• University of Primorska, Faculty of Management, Slovenia• South East European University, Republic of North Macedonia• Lebanese International University, Lebanon• University Sultan Moulay Slimane, Morocco• Albanian University, Albania• University of Zambia, Zambia• Institut Supérieur Pédagogique et technique de Kinshasa, Congo• Universidad a distancia de Madrid, Spain• Technical University of Moldova, Moldova• Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia• Karatina University, Kenya• Romanian-American University, Romania• Mekelle University, Ethiopia• Ho Chi Minh Open University, Vietnam• National University Hanoi, Vietnam• University Haxhi Zeka Peja, Kosovo• Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland• National Pedagogical High Schools and Colleges Association, Romania• Polytechnical University of Timisoara, Romania• Oklahoma State University, USA• Hawaaz University, Jordan• Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj, Romania• African University of Management, Gabon• Bilal Gul Shaheed Shaheen Model College, Pakistan• University of Bari, Italy• University of Catania, Italy• University of Lagos, Nigeria
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Organisers and Sponsors
Project’s Partners Network
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Abela, Carmelo, 9Allocca, Roberta, 7, 20Aniballi, Valentina, 18Apicella, Luciana, 20Ardizzone, Angelo, 13Arif, Besa, 6, 10Attanasio, Barbara, 15Azzali, Elisabetta, 16, 21Baddad, Jamal, 17Baratta, Assunta, 19Basol, Oguz, 15Ben Ouda, Olfa, 6Bertea, Mircea, 19Bianco, Rosario, 10Bossio, Cristina, 16Buheji, Mohamed, 6Buttigieg, Claudette, 6, 9, 10Calderone, Caterina, 16Calleja, Colin, 9Calleja, James, 6, 9Canzano, Ludovica, 7, 14Caporrino, Veronica, 18Carmi, Amnon, 11Chirilă, Ioan, 10Cipolla, Giuseppe, 14Civitillo, Daniela, 7, 14Coleiro Preca, Marie-Louise, 6, 9–12Coppolino, Vania, 14, 17, 20Corejova, Tatiana, 6, 10, 21Corleto, Michele, 6, 10, 17Cucuzzella, Carmela Maria Aurelia,
14, 20De Andreis, Federico, 21Dermol, Alenka, 14, 15Dermol, Valerij, 6, 10, 14, 16–20Di Giovanni, Maria, 19Di Martino, Giovanni, 14, 17, 20Di Pinto, Giovanni, 13Di Trapani, Giovanni, 13Dimatteo, Domenica, 13Draghici, Anca, 6, 14, 18Durante, Federica, 7, 14Eckhous, Eyal, 13El-Zoheiry, A. Hamid, 6, 9Elhalhouli, Abdelhadi, 7, 16Elkholy, Rasha, 6, 9Fearne, Christopher, 10Fenech, Rosette, 6
Filippazzo, Francesco, 21Fiorito, Lorenzo, 19Fontana, Gino, 15Fornasari, Alberto, 14Fotia, Roberto, 15Fronzoni, Vasco, 20Gennaro, Santuzza, 17Genovese, Venerina, 20Genzorova, Tatiana, 21Giarrizzo, Domenica Ina, 19Grammegna, Annalisa, 19Greco, Sabrina, 14Grillo, Carmelo, 21Grimaldi, Serena, 15Gritti, Rossana, 20Gulia, Gavin, 5, 6, 9Habelt, Susanne, 13Hoffman, Fred, 15Iervolino, Danilo, 4, 6, 9Imbesi, Tommasa, 19Iommelli, Giuseppina, 18Jagodič, Gregor, 18, 21Ježovnik, Alen, 10Jumaa, Fadi, 16Kantor, Jeffery, 13Kawtharani, Anwar, 10Klein, Galit, 13Klemencic Mirazchiyski, Eva, 16Krauß, Alexander, 17Lesjak, Dušan, 6, 9, 15, 19Limone, Pierpaolo, 6, 9Mangano, Daniela, 20Mangano-Johnson, MariaLuisa, 19Massot Thompson-Flores, Anna Luiza,
6, 9Mazzella, Ernesta, 18Mefleh Obaidat, Mohd Taleb, 6Melillo, Luigia, 4, 6, 7, 9–11, 17Merulla, Francesca, 17Milone, Walter Pierluigi, 21Mirazchiyski, Plamen, 16Mizzi, Marcel, 21Moustaghfir, Karim, 6, 10Mzali, Hassen, 9Napoli, Giuseppe Dario Roberto, 15Naranjo Alcaide, Jorge Carlos, 14Nazzaro, Lidia, 14, 17, 20Neag, Nicoleta Paula, 18
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Novak Trunk, Anica, 18Obaidat, Mohammad, 10Ostreni, Vera, 6, 10Ouaouicha, Driss, 6, 9Pahadi, Shobha, 21Paraschiva, Alina, 14, 18Pariota, Elio, 5, 6, 9Pascuzzo, Francesco, 13Pastuszak, Zbigniew, 6, 16Phuong Thao, Dang Thi, 7, 10Phusavat, Kongkiti, 6, 19Pintus, Claudia, 13Platamome, Maria, 16Puccia, Salvatore, 18Rakowska, Anna, 16Rassameethes, Bordin, 19Recca, Maurizio, 14, 17, 20Robescu, Diana, 14, 18Roldàn, Josè Manuel, 7, 10Rovnanova, Alexandra, 21Russo, Maria Elena Gerarda, 18Sammartino, Mario, 6, 9Sammut, Charmaine, 15Sassara, Antonella, 13Schembri, Silvio, 6, 9Schiavo, Carmela, 17Sciortino, Giacomo, 15Sebastio, Augusto, 6, 17, 20Shala, Sabiha, 6, 10Sharma, Mayank, 21Sirbu, Olesea, 6, 18Sorbara, Agostino, 15Sorrentino, Lucia, 14, 17, 20Tabouras, Maria, 7, 14Tafuri Ranieri, Maria, 13Tasca, Marzia, 14, 17, 20Tawileh, Wissam, 19Tirosh, Nathan, 6, 7, 10Trunk Širca, Nada, 6, 10, 18, 19Trunk, Aleš, 16, 19, 20Vadnjal, Mateja, 19Varsinova, Miroslava, 6Vasinova, Miroslava, 11Vassileva, Bistra, 14Vella, Godfrey, 6, 9
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PiConf 2019ContentsPegaso International Conference 2019 AimsIntroductory MessagesConference BoardsVenue MapConference ProgrammeAbout World Bioethics DayThe UNESCO Active Member AwardConference SessionsPublishing OpportunitiesPegaso International, Malta and Its NetworkSigning of Memoranda of UnderstandingOrganisers and SponsorsProject's Partners NetworkIndex
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