Media

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Writings

• English
  • Bruegel
    • Cross-border, but not national, EU interregional development projects are associated with higher growth (with Zsolt Darvas and Catarina Midoes)
    • How long is the head table? (with Jean Pisani-Ferry)
    • Libra: possible risks in Facebook’s pursuit of a ‘stablecoin’ (with Maria Demertzis)
    • ‘Lo spread’: the collateral damage of Italy’s confrontation with the EU (with Grégory Claeys)
    • A European atlas of economic success and failure (with Zsolt Darvas and Catarina Midoes)
    • Considering intra-Eu migration and countries' net inflows (with Akira Soto)
    • The possible Chinese-US trade deal
    • Is public debt a cheap lunch?
    • Could Italian private wealth compensate for flight of foreign bond-holders? (with Silvia Merler)
    • The consequences of Italy’s increasing dependence on domestic debt-holders
  • Open Democracy
    • If Europe is forged in crisis, Italy has something to say (with Azucena Moran) (Spanish version)
• Italian
  • La Voce
    • Debito italiano agli italiani: a quale costo? (with Silvia Merler)
  • Pandora
    • Patto di stabilità, Green new deal e spesa militare
    • Flat tax, chi la vuole? Storia di un dibattito
    • Stupido è chi povero è: disuguaglianze cognitive, una minaccia per la democrazia?
• German
  • Makronom
    • Wem Italiens Staatsschulden gehören – und warum das wichtig ist

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Mentions

• English
  • The Financial Times
    • The economic consequences of the Great War (by Martin Sandbu)
• German
  • Der Spiegel
    • Wem Italien alles Geld schuldet (by Claus Hecking)
• French
  • La Croix
    • De la Pologne au Portugal, l’Europe en lutte contre le dépeuplement (by Jean-Baptiste François)

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Video

• Interview to Commissioner Guntram Oettinger on the EU budget

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Audio

• If you made it until here, you really deserve to have a listen to the weekly podcast I co-host with my friend Riccardo, In Prima gli Italiani, an ironic press review of far-right Italian newspapers Libero and La Verità. Pre-requisites are quite tight (understanding Italian, being addicted to Italian politics and/or Italian trash tv), but no pain no gain.