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Matteo Bursi

Position
Research Fellow for International political economy
Biography

Matteo Bursi is Research Fellow for International political economy in IAI’s Geoeconomics and Global Governance programme. Previously, he was Research Fellow at the Department of Economics of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia and, in this role, he carried out teaching activities in legal-economic subjects. He obtained a PhD (cum laude) in “Labour, Development and Innovation” at the Marco Biagi Foundation; he was visiting PhD at the University College Dublin and Schuman Trainee at the Economic Governance and EMU Scrutiny Unit of the European Parliament. During his studies he worked as a bank employee. His research focuses on the economic governance framework of the European Union, the evolution of monetary policy, American politics, cryptocurrencies and Central Bank Digital Currencies.

Publications

Data pubblicazione

MFF 2028-2034: Designing EU External Action in the Global Disorder

MFF 2028-2034: Designing EU External Action in the Global Disorder
Autori
Matteo Bursi
Details
Rome, IAI, July 2026, 7 p.
In: IAI Briefs 26|38
Data pubblicazione

Shoring up an International System Adrift: A Policy Guide for the EU in Five Areas of Global Governance

Shoring up an International System Adrift: A Policy Guide for the EU in Five Areas of Global Governance
Autori
Steven Blockmans
Matteo Bursi
Ettore Greco
Federica Marconi
Details
in ENSURED Research Reports, No. 29 (July 2026), 37 p.
In: Altri paper e articoli

In the media

World Finance: Europe's quest for financial sovereignty

Politica Exterior: Trump contra la ciudadanía por nacimiento

The Telegraph: Giorgia Meloni’s supremacy threatened by €10bn banking merger

Research

The project aims to analyse the Italian development cooperation agenda within the evolving global landscape, with a specific focus on high-level policy analysis and multi-stakeholder dialogue. From…
The project (September 2025-December 2026) examines the negotiations for the upcoming Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) and their implications for the European political landscape, with…
ENSURED is a collaborative project (November 2023-October 2026) consisting of 14 partners from all around the word, whose aim is to understand how the EU and its member states can defend and…