PROJECT DIGEOMETRY — Digital Europe for Multi-Speed Integration and Democracy — GA101238791
DIGEOMETRY
Digital Europe for Multi-Speed Integration and Democracy
The project
The project aims to explore the evolving relationship between European integration and digital transformation, fostering a deeper understanding of how digital policies and technologies shape democracy, participation, and identity within and beyond the European Union.
We are pleased to announce that the Jean Monnet Module “DIGEOMETRY” (DIGital EurOpe for Multi-Speed intEgraTion and democRacY) has been selected for funding by the European Commission.
This prestigious recognition represents both an honour and a motivation to pursue our objectives with commitment and enthusiasm.
Objectives
DIGEOMETRY is designed to:
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- Disseminate knowledge about European integration and its contemporary challenges
- Promote European Digital Citizenship and the core values of the European Union, addressing threats to democracy in the digital sphere;
- Foster tolerance, mutual respect, and constructive dialogue beyond EU borders;
- Strengthen cooperation between academic and non-academic communities;
- Encourage interdisciplinary discussions on legal systems, political identities, and social innovation in the digital age.
The module aims to enhance awareness among students, professionals, and citizens about the interconnection between European integration and the pervasive use of digital technologies.
Duration and Structure
Project duration:
October 1st, 2025 – September 30th, 2028
Over the three years, the module will include, at least:
- One preliminary conference each year
- Four seminars (online and/or in-person)
- One round table discussion
At the conclusion of the module, a collective volume will be published, gathering contributions from all participants and collaborators.
Target Groups
The main audiences of DIGEOMETRY include:
Undergraduate students in Law, Political Science, and Economics
Public and private sector employees
Legal practitioners and professionals
High school students and teachers
International scholars and researchers
The wider public interested in European and digital issues
Activities
The project officially starts on October 1st, 2025.
Subsequent activities will follow an annual schedule, ensuring continuous engagement and interdisciplinary dialogue.
You can view the activities carried out below.
Workshop
Get Involved
We warmly invite scholars, professionals and students to submit proposals for thematic seminars or express their interest in participating in one of our initiatives during the project’s implementation period.
Our goal is to build a scientifically rigorous and inclusive network, fostering collaboration and the exchange of ideas on Europe’s digital future.
We look forward to welcoming you to Urbino — and to DIGEOMETRY.
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PROJECT DIGEOMETRY — Digital Europe for Multi-Speed Integration and Democracy — GA101238791