CURRICULUM VITAE

Roberto Aliboni Vice President

Roberto Aliboni is Vice-President at the International Affairs Institute-IAI in Rome and head of the Institute's programme on the Mediterranean and the Middle East. He taught International Economics at the Universities of Naples and Perugia from 1972 to 1979 and held research positions in different Institutes. In 1994, he conceived of and successfully established the Mediterranean Study Commission (MeSCo), the network of Mediterranean Institutes dealing with international and security affairs (transformed in the Euro-Mediterranean Study Commission-EuroMeSCo in 1996). Presently he is Co-President of EuroMeSCo'assembly and member of the Scientific Council of the Tampere Peace Research Institute-TAPRI. He published numerous articles and books.

Publications
He published numerous articles and books. Among his most recent publications:
Roberto Aliboni (ed.), Il Golfo e l'Unione Europea. Rapporti economici e di sicurezza, Roma, IAI, 2007 (Quaderni IAI 28) Roberto Aliboni, "Europe's Role in the Gulf: A Transatlantic Perspective", in The International Spectator, Vol. 41, No. 2, April-June 2006, p. 33-50 Roberto Aliboni, "Globalization and the Wider Black Sea Area: Interaction with the European Union, Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East", in Journal of Southeast European and Black Sea Studies, Vol. 6, No. 2, June 2006, p. 157-168 Roberto Aliboni, "10 ans de dialogue politique et de sécurité au sein du processus de Barcelone : une tentative d'évaluation", in Géoéconomie, No. 35, Automne 2005, p. 101-121 Roberto Aliboni, "EMP Approaches to Human Rights and Democracy", in Haizam Amirah Fernandez, Richard Youngs (eds), The Euro-Mediterranean Partnership: Assessing the First Decade, Madrid, Real Instituto Elcano, 2005, p. 47-58  Roberto Aliboni (rapporteur), Promoting Democracy in the EMP. Which Political Strategy? Working Group I third year report, Lisboa, EuroMeSCo Secretariat at the IEEI, 2004 Roberto Aliboni and Laura Guazzone, "Democracy in the Arab countries and the West", in Mediterranean politics, Vol. 9, No. 1, Spring 2004, p. 82-93

updated 13/02/2008