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

La transizione ecologica del Mezzogiorno. L'energia ad idrogeno ed i modelli comparativi per una svolta sostenibile dell'economia locale
a cura di Valentina Berneri, Simone Biggio, Elisabetta Crevatin, Luca Mazzacane
La transizione ecologica del Mezzogiorno (pdf)
File Size: 19747 kb
File Type: pdf
Scarica file
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)

  • Andrea Barbato (CSDP –  Operazioni e missioni civili e militari dell'UE, Security Stratégies, EU-Latin America)
  • 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)
  • Elisa Desiglioli (International Migrations, EU Institutions, CEE Integration in EU, IR in Global South)
  • Gabriele Favarò (EU Political Economy, Asylum and Migration Policy, EU-China)
  • Giulia Franco (EU Institutions, EU Cohesion Policy, EU Trade Policy and Internal Market, EU Neighborhood Policy)
  • Irene Fratellini (Political Theory, Public Policy Analysis)
  • Erika Frontini (EU Institutions, Democracy & Rule of Law, Enlargement)
  • Giuliano Formisano (Political Economy, quantitative methods, statistics)
  • Mario Ghioldi (EEAS, Political Economy, EU Trade and Foreign Relations, EU development aid, DG INTPA)
  • Giovanni Maggi (Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence, Political Polarization, Cybersecurity, Conflict resolution, Political and Moral Philosophy)
  • Irene Malusà (Human Rights, Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence, Disarmament, Climate Policy, EEAS)
  • 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)