Osservatorio sull'Unione europea

L’Osservatorio UE è un programma del Centro Studi Internazionali. Il suo intento è quello di creare un gruppo di lavoro che abbia un focus multidisciplinare sull’Europa come regione geografica, con particolare interesse all’Unione Europea come attore politico.

In evidenza
05/04/2021
L'autonomia strategica dell'UE e le relazioni con la NATO
analisi di Elisabetta Crevatin e Marco Monaco
10/03/2021
L'Unione europea sulla rotta del Mare del Nord
analisi di Simone Biggio

Il team

  • Emanuele Errichiello, Responsabile del Programma (EU Political Economy, EU Trade and Foreign Relations, Mezzogiorno, Public Policy analysis, qualitative methods, Political Philosophy)

  • Valentina Berneri (EU institutions, Public Policy Analysis, Sustainable Business, EU Energy & Climate Policy)
  • Simone Biggio (Arctic Policy, Cohesion Policy, Regional Development, EU institutions)
  • Stefania Calciati (Political Theory, Contemporary Philosophy, EU-China, EU External Action, Public Policy Analysis, Peacekeeping & Peacebuilding)
  • Alessio Corsato (EU institutions, EU trade and foreign relations)
  • Elisabetta Crevatin (Security and defence, Asylum and Migration Policy, EU enlargement, EU institutions, democratization and peacebuilding, Human Rights)
  • Gabriele Favarò (EU Political Economy, Asylum and Migration Policy, EU-China)
  • Irene Fratellini (Political Theory, Public Policy Analysis)
  • Giuliano Formisano (Political Economy, quantitative methods, statistics)
  • Mario Ghioldi (EEAS, Political Economy, EU Trade and Foreign Relations, EU development aid, DG INTPA)
  • Luca Mazzacane (EU - Russia, East European policy analysis, East Europe trade and foreign relations, Energy market and energetic infrastructure development in East Europe)
  • Marco Monaco (Security and Defence in the EU, EU international CSDP missions, CBRN threats and risks, Terrorism and Political Violence)
  • Alessandra Mozzi (EU Public Law and Civil Rights System, EU Case law)
  • Federica Pesci (EEAS – Pesc/Pesd, Economic and political agreements with Third Countries, EU institutions)
  • Lorenzo Repetti (Political Theory, Continental Philosophy, Security and Defence, EU Institutions, qualitative methods)
  • Sam Williams (Environment, EU Energy & Climate Policy, EU-UK & EU-TK)