Research Focus
Professor Bagnoli’s research spans moral philosophy, meta-ethics, normative ethics, and value theory, with a strong emphasis on Kantian constructivism and moral responsibility. 🧠 She investigates how individuals reason about moral dilemmas, how emotions affect moral agency, and how social structures influence ethical obligations. 💭 Her recent work explores epistemic injustice, shared agency, and the normativity of moral discourse. 🧩 She also contributes to the philosophy of action, especially regarding coercion, authority, and legitimacy in oppressive environments. ⚖️ Her projects are deeply interdisciplinary, connecting moral epistemology with political theory, and collaborating with psychologists and legal scholars. 🔗 Funded by prestigious institutions like DFG, Horizon 2020, and ANR, her research continues to shape debates on agency, moral responsibility, and the ethics of migration, conflict, and institutional trust. 🌐
🏅 Awards and Honors
Professor Bagnoli has received numerous international accolades. 🥇 She is currently Professorial Fellow at LMU Munich’s Center for Ethics and a Professor at the B. Segre Center, National Academy Lincei. 🏛️ Honors include fellowships at Oxford, Grenoble Alpes, and LMU’s Center for Advanced Studies. 🌟 She’s a featured expert in international policy (100esperte.it) and serves on the scientific board for criminal justice at Catholic University of Milan. ⚖️ Bagnoli received multiple fellowships at the University of Wisconsin, including the Institute for Research in the Humanities. 💼 She was also a Junior Fellow at Harvard’s Safra Foundation in Ethics. 🌍 Her research has been funded by major bodies like Horizon 2020, Swiss National Fund, DFG, and the Italian Ministry of Research. 📊 These distinctions reflect her impact in ethics, moral responsibility, and social philosophy. 📖
🛠️ Skills
Professor Bagnoli is an expert in philosophical analysis, moral reasoning, and interdisciplinary research design. 🧩 She excels in ethical theory construction, conceptual clarification, and normative framework development. 🔬 Her communication skills are evident in both scholarly publications and public discourse. 📢 She is adept in academic leadership, having led multi-national, grant-funded projects, and served on various scientific boards. 🧠 Her multilingual abilities support her global collaborations (English, Italian, French). 🌍 In the classroom, she demonstrates mastery in mentoring, curriculum development, and research supervision at undergraduate and graduate levels. 👩🏫 With experience across Europe and the U.S., she navigates diverse academic systems and research cultures. 🧭 She’s highly skilled in peer reviewing, editorial work, and philosophical writing, making her a sought-after voice in journals and academic networks. ✍️
Conclusion
Prof. Carla Bagnoli is eminently qualified for the Best Researcher Award. Her distinguished and impactful career, high-caliber publications, leadership in international research, and sustained contribution to moral philosophy make her an outstanding candidate. Recognizing her achievements would not only honor individual excellence but also elevate philosophical discourse in global academia.