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Giancotti Fernando

Fernando Giancotti

Fernando Giancotti is the President of the Centro di Alti Studi per la Difesa (CASD).

Satelliti e intelligenza artificiale: la competizione è tecnologica

Dall’occhio satellitare alla decisione algoritmica, la tecnologia sta rivoluzionando i rapporti di potere, le relazioni tra Stati e attori privati e, naturalmente, i conflitti. Come cambiano strategia, deterrenza e dominio nell’era dell’intelligenza ...

Come garantire la sicurezza in Europa?

Come può rispondere l’Ue alla doppia sfida di Russia e Stati Uniti? E con quali risorse? Con Daniel Gros (IEP@BU), Carlo Altomonte (IEP@BU e ISPI), Eleonora Tafuro (ISPI) e Stefano Feltri (IEP@BU).

L’Europa può sopravvivere a 4 anni di Trump?

L’instabilità delle relazioni transatlantiche e il mutamento degli equilibri geo-strategici pongono sfide cruciali all’Unione europea. Come affronterà l’Unione europea 4 anni di presidenza Trump?

European Reaction to Reciprocal Tariffs: How to Benefit from Economic Illiteracy

The advantages of the Trump administration's ‘reciprocal’ tariff structure for EU industry on the US market are likely to outweigh the direct impact of the 20% tariff that EU exports will now face. A commentary by Daniel Gros

Bottazzi Laura

Laura Bottazzi

Laura Bottazzi is Full Professor of Economics at the University of Bologna. She is a Fellow at the Innocenzo Gasparini Institute for Economic Research (IGIER) at Bocconi University, the Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) in London, and an affiliate of AFFECT, the American Finance Association’s committee for women in finance.

Recognized among the top 100 experts in Economics and Finance in Italy, her research focuses on international economics, innovation, venture capital, corporate financing, shock propagation, and financial literacy.

She earned a degree in Economic and Social Disciplines from Bocconi University and a PhD in Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

In the Name of the French People: The European Consequences of Marine Le Pen’s Conviction

By supporting Marine Le Pen, members of the international nationalist coalition have put partisan solidarity before defending the interests of national taxpayers. A commentary by Sylvie Goulard

The Geopolitics of Trump’s Inauguration Speech

The geopolitical references in the inaugural address of the new US President are striking because they align closely with the concept of “classic geopolitics”—a vision of politics and international relations as an aggressive, zero-sum game. A comment...

The Matchstick of Inflation

Both in the U.S. and Europe, the excess liquidity created over past decades has been only partially reabsorbed. It remains ready to fuel inflation if a matchstick is struck. A commentary by Franco Bruni

Trump 2.0, The EU-US Relationship at a Crossroads

Much of the impact of the new Trump Administration on Europe will depend on how the balance of power within the US plays out between the President and key corporate leaders, of Big Tech in particular