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Perché all'Italia conviene approvare la riforma del Mes

Il dibattito sulla riforma del Meccanismo Europeo di Stabilità (MES) - che l’Italia rimane l’unico Paese UE a non avere ratificato - è tornato al centro del dibattito politico italiano. All’interno della maggioranza di governo sembrano coesistere due...

The Meloni Government's Budgetary Policy

Our analysis indicates that the budgetary documents presented by the Italian government are based on excessively optimistic forecasts regarding GDP growth, the effectiveness of budgetary measures and the revenues connected to privatizations. As a res...

Climate Diplomacy, the Path to COP28: a IEP@BU-ECFR-SDA Working Lunch

The climate diplomacy surrounding the COP28 summit has taken center stage in the inaugural session of the working lunch series organized by the Institute for European Policymaking in collaboration with the European Council on Foreign Relations and th...

The window of opportunity is still open for the Italian NRRP

A continuous political drive will be necessary, at all levels of government, to guarantee enough momentum in terms of both the necessary implementation of the approved reforms, and the timely disbursement of the sum related to already authorized publ...

Policy Brief n.4 - The ECB Independence Under Threat

ECB independence is inconsistent with the present overreach of the institution into the economic policies of the member states, a function for which the ECB is not accountable.

Sacerdoti Giorgio

Giorgio Sacerdoti

Giorgio Sacerdoti has been Senior Professor since 1 November 2013. Emeritus since 2016. Formerly tenured professor of International Law and European Law (Jean Monnet Chair since 2004) at Bocconi University (1994-2013). Formerly professor at the Universities of Milan, Bergamo, Urbino and Bari. International fellow, Aspen Institute. Visiting professor at the Institut des Hautes Etudes Internationales, University of Paris and in universities in various countries. Course holder at the Academy of International Law of The Hague (1994). Former Coordinator of the Bocconi PhD program in International Law and Economics. Member of the Board of editors of the Italian Yearbook of International law and of the Editorial Advisory Board of the J. of World Investiment & Trade.

ICSID (World Bank) Roster of arbitrators.

Formerly vice-president of the OECD Working Group on Bribery in International Business Transactions (1995-2001). Member of the Appellate Body of the WTO 2001-2009 (Chairman 2006/2007). F. Braudel Senior Fellow at the European University Institute (2012). President of CDEC Foundation (Jewish contemporary documentation centre), Milan, since 2004. Member of the Italian Consultative Commission on Religious Freedom, (since 2000).

Ferrari Giuseppe Franco

Giuseppe Franco Ferrari

Giuseppe Franco Ferrari is Emeritus Professor of Constitutional Law at Bocconi University. He previously taught at Università di Teramo, at Università di Pavia and at Università Cattolica in Milano.

He was Fulbright Scholar at University of Virginia, Charlottesville. He was President of Associazione di diritto pubblico comparato ed europeo (2001-2016), Member of Associazione italiana costituzionalisti (1997-2000) and of Associazione italiana di diritto comparato (2001-2021), and Vicepresident of International Academy of Comparative Law (2014-2022).

Working Paper on US IRA, a IEP@BU-IAI event in Rome

On November 13, the Institute for European Policymaking co-organized with IAI, the Istituto per gli Affari Internazionali, an event in Rome dedicated to discussing the implication of the US Industrial Reduction Act on European industries and, specifi...

Cop 28, The Top Priorities on the EU Climate Agenda

The EU negotiating delegation at the UN Dubai conference will put forward initiatives to phase out CO2-emitting fossil fuels and fossil fuel subsidies.

How Economic Research Can Shape the Future of Globalization

Ralph Ossa, a professor of Economics at the University of Zurich currently on leave, has been appointed as the WTO chief economist in the most challenging time for the organization. In the first World Trade Report since his appointment, Ra...