
Daniele Fattibene is Research Fellow at IAI, where he works on several projects within the “Security”, “European Union” and “Energy, Climate and Resources” programmes. He holds a B.A. degree from the “L’Orientale” University in Naples and a M.A. degree in East European studies from the University of Bologna (Forlì campus). Prior to joining IAI, he spent some research periods at the Saint Petersburg State University, the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM) and the United Nations University-Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS) in Bruges. At IAI he has initially worked on projects related to the strengthening of the EU’s common security and defence policy. Currently he deals with research projects on sustainable development (Sustainable Development Goals), food security and the nexus between energy, climate and natural resources. He has published articles and analyses for Social Europe, Climate Diplomacy, Reset-Dialogues on Civilizations, Russian International Affairs Council, Formiche and East Journal.
Sustainable Cocoa Production for the Planet and Its People: The Case of Ghana
Empty Oceans: EU Policy and Illegal Fishing in Ghana
The impact of COVID-19 on child malnutrition
A New Lifeline for the G20? The Role of African and European Actors in Enhancing Its Legitimacy and Effectiveness
Cibo, città, sostenibilità. Un tema strategico per l'Agenda 2030
Renewing Multilateralism for the 21st Century
Do We Need an EU Ethical Food Label? How a Mix of Measures Could Help Clean Up Europe’s Agri-Food System
Urban Food Waste: A Framework to Analyse Policies and Initiatives
GhanAgri
Time for a European Climate and Sustainable Development Bank
- 27/09/2019 - press About Energy - Fattibene: Why a circular food economy is needed
- 28/04/2017 - press Sicurezza e Giustizia - Fattibene/Bianchi: Fighting drugs and explosive materials
- 22/11/2016 - press RIAC - Fattibene: Sanctions on Russia: the Risk of a Divided Europe