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La Nuova Germania di Merz nella Post-Globalizzazione

Even before taking office as the new German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz has already reshaped Germany—and the entire European Union. The return of a Germany ready to take center stage, willing to incur debt like never before to support its economy, is ...

Rauti, Walter

Walter Rauti

Walter Rauti is a research Fellow at SDA Bocconi School of Management, a researcher at the University of Milan, and a visiting researcher at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

His research explores the sustainability of public policies, with a focus on defense management, digital innovation, and the transformation of organizational models in public administration. He also works on issues related to cybercrime, organized crime, and public sector corruption.

He is particularly interested in demographic trends and their economic and policy implications, especially in the context of regional development.

UK–EU Defence and Security Partnership: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead

The discussion focused on progress made so far and the challenges that still lie ahead in shaping a new framework for UK–EU collaboration in security and defence.

How to Structure an EU/UK Partnership on Foreign, Security and Defence Policy

It is time for an ambitious foreign policy, security and defence partnership (FSDP) between the EU and the UK, tailored to reflect the UK’s unique situation, which should be swiftly negotiated and concluded. A commentary by Alan Dashwood

The future of Defence Industry in the EU: How the UK Could be Associated with Capacity Building

To enable the United Kingdom to take part in programmes on procurement, standardisation, interoperability, and industrial cooperation, a new institutional framework is needed—potentially inspired by the EU–Switzerland committee model. A commenta...

How the Euro Could Capitalise on the Dollar’s Waning Dominance

To truly compete on the global stage, the eurozone must mutualise part of its public debt—and build a deeper, more efficient capital market. A commentary by Lorenzo Bini Smaghi

How to Get Everything Wrong in Dealing with China

Trump’s defeat offers a cautionary tale for the European Union. A commentary by Lorenzo Bini Smaghi

Europe as a Place of Pluralism and Not Uniformity

A great legacy of the European Council of Milan is the image of a Europe that does not need to be either unanimous or uniform in order to proceed toward its development, precisely insofar as one can trust one another. A commentary by Marta Cartabia

Cartabia, Marta

Marta Cartabia

Marta Cartabia is Full Professor of Italian and European Constitutional Law at Bocconi University. She is President Emeritus of the Italian Constitutional Court.
She earned a PhD in Law from the European University Institute in Florence in 1993, and graduated magna cum laude in Law from the University of Milan in 1987.
She serves as co-editor-in-chief of Quaderni costituzionali and of the Italian Journal of Public Law.
She was co-president of the International Society of Public Law from 2021 to 2024, and is a member of the Senate of the European Law Institute (ELI).

Italy as Protagonist: A Lesson in Leadership

No municipality, no government, no company functions on the basis of unanimity. Why should the European Union content itself with this constraint? A commentary by Sylvie Goulard