Ester Sabatino is Researcher in the "Defence" programme of IAI, where she works on research projects dealing with security and defence issues at the national and European levels. She earned a Master degree in International and Diplomatic Affairs from the School of Political Sciences of the University of Bologna (Forlì Campus) and a second level master in Expert in Politics and in International Relations from the LUMSA University. She already collaborated with IAI as junior researcher (2016-2017) on European projects related to defence issues, and worked at the EU Delegation to the Council of Europe, as well as in a consultancy agency in the energy sector.
Defence G2G Agreements: National Strategies Supporting Export and Cooperation
Alessandro Marrone, Ester Sabatino
Rome, IAI, September 2020, 37 p.
In: Documenti IAI
La regolamentazione italiana degli accordi G2G nel settore della difesa
Alessandro Marrone, Michele Nones, Ester Sabatino
Rome, IAI, September 2020, 66 p.
In: Documenti IAI
EU Defence: Franco-German Cooperation and Europe's Next Generation Battle Tank
Ester Sabatino
Rome, IAI, August 2020, 4 p.
In: IAI Commentaries
Per l'Italia quale carro armato dopo l'Ariete?
Ester Sabatino
Rome, IAI, June 2020, 9 p.
In: Documenti IAI
L'Europa, l'Italia e i carri armati di nuova generazione: Executive Summary
Alessandro Marrone, Ester Sabatino
Rome, IAI, April 2020, 11 p.
In: Documenti IAI
Main Battle Tanks, Europe and the Implications for Italy
Alessandro Marrone, Ester Sabatino,
Rome, IAI, April 2020, 121 p.
In: Documenti IAI
Armament and Transatlantic Relationships. The Italian perspective
Ester Sabatino
in ARES Comments, No. 50 (May 2020), 9 p.
In: Other papers/articles
The Threats of Dual-use Drones and the Implications for Italy: Executive Summary
Ester Sabatino, Francesco Pettinari
Rome, IAI, March 2020, 6 p.
In: Documenti IAI
La minaccia dei droni duali e le sfide per l'Italia
Ester Sabatino, Francesco Pettinari,
Rome, IAI, March 2020, 79 p.
In: Documenti IAI
Focus euroatlantico, n. 12 (aprile-settembre 2019)
Riccardo Alcaro,
Rome, Senate, September 2019, 47 p.
In: Reports for Parliament
