2023-10-18
Tutti i 136 firmatari della «Westminster Declaration»
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Da sinistra Jordan Peterson, Niall Ferguson e Julian Assange
Ecco l'elenco completo dei 136 firmatari della «Westminster Declaration»:
- Steven Pinker, Psychologist, Harvard, US
- John McWhorter, Linguist, Columbia, author, US
- Jonathan Haidt, Social Psychologist, NYU, US
- Julian Assange, Editor, Founder of Wikileaks, Australia
- Tim Robbins, Actor, Filmmaker, US
- Nadine Strossen, Professor of Law, NYLS, US
- Glenn Loury, Economist, USA
- Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, Psychologist, Author, Canada
- Richard Dawkins, Biologist, UK
- Matt Taibbi, Journalist, US
- John Cleese, Comedian, Acrobat, UK
- Slavoj Žižek, Philosopher, Author, Slovenia
- Sunetra Gupta, Professor of Theoretical Epidemiology, Oxford, UK
- Martin Kulldorf, Professor of Medicine (on leave), Harvard, US
- Jeffrey Sachs, Columbia University, US
- Oliver Stone, Filmmaker, US
- Edward Snowden, Whistleblower, US
- Glenn Greenwald, Journalist, US
- Michael Shellenberger, Public, US
- Niall Ferguson, Historian, Stanford, UK
- Greg Lukianoff, President and CEO Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, USA
- Bari Weiss, Journalist, USA
- Matt Ridley, Journalist, Author, UK
- Claire Fox, Founder of the Academy of Ideas, UK
- Melissa Chen, Journalist, Spectator, Singapore/US
- Peter Hitchens, Author, Journalist, UK
- Yanis Varoufakis, Economist, Greece
- Peter Boghossian, Philosopher, Founding Faculty Fellow, University of Austin, US
- Michael Shermer, Science Writer, US
- Alan Sokal, Professor of Mathematics, UCL, UK
- Aaron Kheiriaty, Psychiatrist, Author, USA
- Chris Hedges, Journalist, Author, USA
- Jay Bhattacharya, Professor, Stanford, US
- Alex Gutentag, Journalist, US
- Iain McGilchrist, Psychiatrist, Philosopher
- Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Human Rights Activist, Author, Netherlands
- Stella Assange, Campaigner, UK
- Konstantin Kisin, Author, UK
- Leighton Woodhouse, Public, US
- Lee Fang, Independent Journalist, US
- Izabella Kaminska, Journalist, The Blind Spot, UK
- Andrew Lowenthal, liber-net, Australia
- Kmele Foster, Journalist, Media Entrepreneur, USA
- Toby Young, Journalist, Free Speech Union, UK
- Winston Marshall, Journalist, The Spectator, UK
- Jacob Siegel, Tablet, US/Israel
- Ulrike Guerot, Founder of European Democracy Lab, Germany
- Aaron Mate, Journalist, USA
- Bret Weinstein, Evolutionary Biologist, USA
- Martina Pastorelli, Independent Journalist, Italy
- Leandro Narloch, Independent Journalist, Brazil
- Ana Henkel, Independent Journalist, Brazil
- Mia Ashton, Journalist, Canada
- Micha Narberhaus, The Protopia Lab, Spain/Germany
- Alex Sheridan, Free Speech Ireland
- Ben Scallan, Gript Media, Ireland
- Thomas Fazi, Independent Journalist, Italy
- Jean F. Queralt, Technologist, Founder @ The IO Foundation, Malaysia/Spain
- Phil Shaw, Campaigner, Operation People, New Zealand
- Jeremy Hildreth, Independent, UK
- Craig Snider, Independent, US
- Eve Kay, TV Producer, UK
- Helen Joyce, Journalist, UK
- Dietrich Brüggemann, Filmmaker, Germany
- Adam B. Coleman, Founder of Wrong Speak Publishing, US
- Helen Pluckrose, Author, US
- Michael Nayna, Filmmaker, Australia
- Paul Rossi, Educator, Vertex Partnership Academics, US
- Juan Carlos Girauta, Politician, Spain
- Andrew Neish, KC, UK
- Steven Berkoff, Actor, Playright, UK
- Patrick Hughes, Artist, UK
- Adam Creighton, Journalist, Australia
- Robert Cibis, Filmmaker, Germany
- Piers Robinson, Organization for Propaganda Studies, UK
- Dirk Pohlmann, Journalist, Germany
- Catherine Austin Fitts, The Solari Report, Netherlands
- Mathias Bröckers, Author, Journalist, Germany
- Kira Phillips, Documentary Filmmaker, UK
- Diane Atkinson, Historian, Biographer, UK
- Eric Kaufmann, Professor of Politics, Birkbeck, University of London, Canada
- Laura Dodsworth, Journalist and Author, UK
- Andrew Tettenborn, Professor of Law, Swansea University, UK
- Julius Grower, Fellow, St. Hugh’s College, UK
- Nick Dixon, Comedian, UK
- Dominic Frisby, Comedian, UK
- James Orr, Professor, University of Cambridge, UK
- Andrew Roberts, Historian, UK
- Robert Tombs, Historian, UK
- Ben Schwarz, Journalist, USA
- Xavier Azalbert, Investigative scientific journalist, France
- Doug Stokes, International Relations Professor, University of Exeter, UK
- James Allan, Professor of Law, University of Queensland, UK
- David McGrogan, Professor of Law, Northumbria University, UK
- Jacob Mchangama, Author, Denmark
- Nigel Biggar, Chairman, Free Speech Union, UK
- David Goodhart, Journalist, Author, UK
- Julia Hartley-Brewer, Journalist, UK
- Matt Goodwin, Politics Professor, University of Kent, UK
- Catherine Liu, Cultural theorist, Author, USA
- Stefan Millius, Journalist, Switzerland
- Philip Hamburger, Professor of Law, Columbia, USA
- Rueben Kirkham, Co-Director, Free Speech Union of Australia, Australia
- Jeffrey Tucker, Author, USA
- Sarah Gon, Director, Free Speech Union, South Africa
- Dara Macdonald, Co-Director, Free Speech Union, Australia
- Jonathan Ayling, Chief Executive, Free Speech Union, New Zealand
- Nina Power, Writer, UK
- David Zweig, Journalist, Author, USA
- Juan Soto Ivars, Author, Spain
- Colin Wright, Evolutionary Biologist, USA
- Gad Saad, Professor, Evolutionary Behavioral Scientist, Author, Canada
- Robert W. Malone, MD, MS, USA
- Jill Glasspool-Malone, PhD., USA
- Jordi Pigem, Philosopher, Author, Spain
- Holly Lawford-Smith, Associate Professor in Political Philosophy, University of Melbourne, Australia
- Michele Santoro, journalist, television presenter, Italy
- Dr. James Smith, Podcaster, Literature Scholar, RHUL, UK
- Nellie Bowles, Journalist, USA
- Francis Foster, Comedian, UK
- Coleman Hughes, Writer, Podcaster, USA
- Marco Bassani, Political Theorist, Historian, Milan University, Italy
- Isabella Loiodice, Professor of Comparative Public Law, University of Bari, Italy
- Luca Ricolfi, Professor, Sociologist, Turin University, Italy
- Marcello Foa, Journalist, Former president of Rai, Italy
- Andrea Zhok, Philosopher, University of Milan, Italy
- Paolo Cesaretti, Professor of Byzantine civilization, University of Bergamo, Italy
- Alberto Contri, Mass media expert, Italy
- Carlo Lottieri, Philosopher, University of Verona, Italy
- Alessandro Di Battista, Political activist, Writer, Italy
- Paola Mastrocola, Writer, Italy
- Carlo Freccero, Television author, Media expert, Italy
- Giorgio Bianchi, Independent Journalist, Italy
- Nello Preterossi, Professor, University of Salerno, Scientific director of the Italian Institute for Philosophical Studies, Italy
- Efrat Fenigson, Journalist, Podcaster, Israel
- Eli Vieira, Journalist, Genetic biologist, Brazil
Ecco l'elenco completo dei 136 firmatari della «Westminster Declaration»:Steven Pinker, Psychologist, Harvard, USJohn McWhorter, Linguist, Columbia, author, USJonathan Haidt, Social Psychologist, NYU, USJulian Assange, Editor, Founder of Wikileaks, AustraliaTim Robbins, Actor, Filmmaker, USNadine Strossen, Professor of Law, NYLS, USGlenn Loury, Economist, USADr. Jordan B. Peterson, Psychologist, Author, CanadaRichard Dawkins, Biologist, UKMatt Taibbi, Journalist, USJohn Cleese, Comedian, Acrobat, UKSlavoj Žižek, Philosopher, Author, SloveniaSunetra Gupta, Professor of Theoretical Epidemiology, Oxford, UKMartin Kulldorf, Professor of Medicine (on leave), Harvard, USJeffrey Sachs, Columbia University, USOliver Stone, Filmmaker, USEdward Snowden, Whistleblower, USGlenn Greenwald, Journalist, USMichael Shellenberger, Public, USNiall Ferguson, Historian, Stanford, UKGreg Lukianoff, President and CEO Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, USABari Weiss, Journalist, USAMatt Ridley, Journalist, Author, UKClaire Fox, Founder of the Academy of Ideas, UKMelissa Chen, Journalist, Spectator, Singapore/USPeter Hitchens, Author, Journalist, UKYanis Varoufakis, Economist, GreecePeter Boghossian, Philosopher, Founding Faculty Fellow, University of Austin, USMichael Shermer, Science Writer, USAlan Sokal, Professor of Mathematics, UCL, UKAaron Kheiriaty, Psychiatrist, Author, USAChris Hedges, Journalist, Author, USAJay Bhattacharya, Professor, Stanford, USAlex Gutentag, Journalist, USIain McGilchrist, Psychiatrist, Philosopher Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Human Rights Activist, Author, NetherlandsStella Assange, Campaigner, UKKonstantin Kisin, Author, UKLeighton Woodhouse, Public, USLee Fang, Independent Journalist, USIzabella Kaminska, Journalist, The Blind Spot, UKAndrew Lowenthal, liber-net, AustraliaKmele Foster, Journalist, Media Entrepreneur, USAToby Young, Journalist, Free Speech Union, UKWinston Marshall, Journalist, The Spectator, UKJacob Siegel, Tablet, US/IsraelUlrike Guerot, Founder of European Democracy Lab, GermanyAaron Mate, Journalist, USABret Weinstein, Evolutionary Biologist, USAMartina Pastorelli, Independent Journalist, Italy Leandro Narloch, Independent Journalist, Brazil Ana Henkel, Independent Journalist, BrazilMia Ashton, Journalist, CanadaMicha Narberhaus, The Protopia Lab, Spain/GermanyAlex Sheridan, Free Speech IrelandBen Scallan, Gript Media, Ireland Thomas Fazi, Independent Journalist, ItalyJean F. Queralt, Technologist, Founder @ The IO Foundation, Malaysia/SpainPhil Shaw, Campaigner, Operation People, New ZealandJeremy Hildreth, Independent, UKCraig Snider, Independent, USEve Kay, TV Producer, UKHelen Joyce, Journalist, UKDietrich Brüggemann, Filmmaker, GermanyAdam B. Coleman, Founder of Wrong Speak Publishing, USHelen Pluckrose, Author, USMichael Nayna, Filmmaker, AustraliaPaul Rossi, Educator, Vertex Partnership Academics, USJuan Carlos Girauta, Politician, SpainAndrew Neish, KC, UKSteven Berkoff, Actor, Playright, UKPatrick Hughes, Artist, UKAdam Creighton, Journalist, AustraliaRobert Cibis, Filmmaker, GermanyPiers Robinson, Organization for Propaganda Studies, UKDirk Pohlmann, Journalist, GermanyCatherine Austin Fitts, The Solari Report, NetherlandsMathias Bröckers, Author, Journalist, GermanyKira Phillips, Documentary Filmmaker, UKDiane Atkinson, Historian, Biographer, UKEric Kaufmann, Professor of Politics, Birkbeck, University of London, CanadaLaura Dodsworth, Journalist and Author, UKAndrew Tettenborn, Professor of Law, Swansea University, UKJulius Grower, Fellow, St. Hugh’s College, UKNick Dixon, Comedian, UKDominic Frisby, Comedian, UKJames Orr, Professor, University of Cambridge, UKAndrew Roberts, Historian, UKRobert Tombs, Historian, UKBen Schwarz, Journalist, USAXavier Azalbert, Investigative scientific journalist, FranceDoug Stokes, International Relations Professor, University of Exeter, UKJames Allan, Professor of Law, University of Queensland, UKDavid McGrogan, Professor of Law, Northumbria University, UKJacob Mchangama, Author, DenmarkNigel Biggar, Chairman, Free Speech Union, UKDavid Goodhart, Journalist, Author, UKJulia Hartley-Brewer, Journalist, UKMatt Goodwin, Politics Professor, University of Kent, UKCatherine Liu, Cultural theorist, Author, USAStefan Millius, Journalist, SwitzerlandPhilip Hamburger, Professor of Law, Columbia, USARueben Kirkham, Co-Director, Free Speech Union of Australia, AustraliaJeffrey Tucker, Author, USASarah Gon, Director, Free Speech Union, South AfricaDara Macdonald, Co-Director, Free Speech Union, AustraliaJonathan Ayling, Chief Executive, Free Speech Union, New ZealandNina Power, Writer, UKDavid Zweig, Journalist, Author, USAJuan Soto Ivars, Author, SpainColin Wright, Evolutionary Biologist, USAGad Saad, Professor, Evolutionary Behavioral Scientist, Author, CanadaRobert W. Malone, MD, MS, USAJill Glasspool-Malone, PhD., USAJordi Pigem, Philosopher, Author, SpainHolly Lawford-Smith, Associate Professor in Political Philosophy, University of Melbourne, AustraliaMichele Santoro, journalist, television presenter, ItalyDr. James Smith, Podcaster, Literature Scholar, RHUL, UKNellie Bowles, Journalist, USAFrancis Foster, Comedian, UKColeman Hughes, Writer, Podcaster, USAMarco Bassani, Political Theorist, Historian, Milan University, ItalyIsabella Loiodice, Professor of Comparative Public Law, University of Bari, ItalyLuca Ricolfi, Professor, Sociologist, Turin University, ItalyMarcello Foa, Journalist, Former president of Rai, ItalyAndrea Zhok, Philosopher, University of Milan, ItalyPaolo Cesaretti, Professor of Byzantine civilization, University of Bergamo, ItalyAlberto Contri, Mass media expert, ItalyCarlo Lottieri, Philosopher, University of Verona, ItalyAlessandro Di Battista, Political activist, Writer, ItalyPaola Mastrocola, Writer, ItalyCarlo Freccero, Television author, Media expert, ItalyGiorgio Bianchi, Independent Journalist, ItalyNello Preterossi, Professor, University of Salerno, Scientific director of the Italian Institute for Philosophical Studies, ItalyEfrat Fenigson, Journalist, Podcaster, IsraelEli Vieira, Journalist, Genetic biologist, Brazil
A condurre, il direttore Maurizio Belpietro e il vicedirettore Giuliano Zulin. In apertura, Belpietro ha ricordato come la guerra in Ucraina e lo stop al gas russo deciso dall’Europa abbiano reso evidenti i costi e le difficoltà per famiglie e imprese. Su queste basi si è sviluppato il confronto con Nicola Cecconato, presidente di Ascopiave, società con 70 anni di storia e oggi attore nazionale nel settore energetico.
Cecconato ha sottolineato la centralità del gas come elemento abilitante della transizione. «In questo periodo storico - ha osservato - il gas resta indispensabile per garantire sicurezza energetica. L’Italia, divenuta hub europeo, ha diversificato gli approvvigionamenti guardando a Libia, Azerbaijan e trasporto via nave». Il presidente ha poi evidenziato come la domanda interna nel 2025 sia attesa in crescita del 5% e come le alternative rinnovabili, pur in espansione, presentino limiti di intermittenza. Le infrastrutture esistenti, ha spiegato, potranno in futuro ospitare idrogeno o altri gas, ma serviranno ingenti investimenti. Sul nucleare ha precisato: «Può assicurare stabilità, ma non è una soluzione immediata perché richiede tempi di programmazione lunghi».
La seconda parte del panel è stata guidata da Giuliano Zulin, che ha aperto il confronto con le testimonianze di Maria Cristina Papetti e Maria Rosaria Guarniere. Papetti ha definito la transizione «un ossimoro» dal punto di vista industriale: da un lato la domanda mondiale di energia è destinata a crescere, dall’altro la comunità internazionale ha fissato obiettivi di decarbonizzazione. «Negli ultimi quindici anni - ha spiegato - c’è stata un’esplosione delle rinnovabili. Enel è stata tra i pionieri e in soli tre anni abbiamo portato la quota di rinnovabili nel nostro energy mix dal 75% all’85%. È tanto, ma non basta».
Collegata da remoto, Guarniere ha descritto l’impegno di Terna per adeguare la rete elettrica italiana. «Il nostro piano di sviluppo - ha detto - prevede oltre 23 miliardi di investimenti in dieci anni per accompagnare la decarbonizzazione. Puntiamo a rafforzare la capacità di scambio con l’estero con un incremento del 40%, così da garantire maggiore sicurezza ed efficienza». Papetti è tornata poi sul tema della stabilità: «Non basta produrre energia verde, serve una distribuzione intelligente. Dobbiamo lavorare su reti smart e predittive, integrate con sistemi di accumulo e strumenti digitali come il digital twin, in grado di monitorare e anticipare l’andamento della rete».
Il panel si è chiuso con un messaggio condiviso: la transizione non può prescindere da un mix equilibrato di gas, rinnovabili e nuove tecnologie, sostenuto da investimenti su reti e infrastrutture. L’Italia ha l’opportunità di diventare un vero hub energetico europeo, a patto di affrontare con decisione le sfide della sicurezza e dell’innovazione.
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