Claudia Bruno

Journalist and writer. She holds a Master’s Degree in Communication Theory and has a professional background in digital publishing. In the editorial board of the webzine inGenere and contributor for the Italian newspaper Il Manifesto, she works as a senior editor and editorial consultant for Fondazione Brodolini. Her writing has appeared in different literary magazines and collections. She published two novels.

ARTICLES PUBLISHED

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Throughout the history of technology, gender stereotypes have been so deep-rooted that they have often outweighed even market interests, delaying innovation within an economy shaped by cultural assumptions about masculinity. We spoke with financial journalist and bestselling author Katrine Kielos, whose work explores how sexist thinking continues to shape — and hold back — the evolution of intelligence

11 min read
Policies

Alongside the digital revolution, profit-driven international trade dynamics have a direct impact on labour and democracies, deepening global inequalities. An interview with Sheba Tejani, feminist economist at King’s College London and member of the Board of Directors of IAFFE

9 min read
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What is the relationship between the myth of growth, exploitation of environmental resources, poverty and gender roles? We discussed this with Naila Kabeer, feminist economist at the London School of Economics, starting from a new language capable of naming the connections between bodies, money and nature

5 min read