Luca Barana is a researcher within the “EU, politics and institutions” program. He mainly studies EU’s external relations, particularly the relations with Africa e migration policies. After his graduation in European Studies at the University of Studies of Turin, he has been Junior Visiting Fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations (London/Turin) and Program Manager at the Centre for African Studies in Turin. In 2013 he contributed to the establishment of Europae – Review of European Affairs.
Italy's Migration Policy: A Self-Defeating Approach Spells Marginalisation in Europe
Anja Palm, Luca Barana
Rome, IAI, July 2019, 5 p.
In: IAI Commentaries
EU-Turkey Cooperation on Migration Management: Going Beyond Ad-hoc Short-Termism
Luca Barana
Rome, IAI, March 2019, 8 p.
In: Documenti IAI
Governance and Security in the Sahel: Tackling Mobility, Demography and Climate Change
Bernardo Venturi,
Brussels, Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) and Rome, Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI), April 2019, 160 p.
In: Books
Negotiating a New EU-Africa Agenda: Playing the Migration and Chinese Cards?
Luca Barana
Rome, IAI, December 2018, 4 p.
In: IAI Commentaries
Focus euroatlantico, 09
Riccardo Alcaro, Andrea Aversano Stabile, Luca Barana
Rome, Senate, October 2018, 46 p.
In: Reports for Parliament
EU Migration Policy and Regional Integration in Africa: A New Challenge for European Policy Coherence
Luca Barana
Rome, IAI, July 2018, 4 p.
In: IAI Commentaries
Avoiding the Sandstorm in the Sahel: A Reflection on Security, Migration and Development
Luca Barana
Roma, IAI, April 2018, 8 p.
In: Documenti IAI
The EU Trust Fund for Africa and the Perils of a Securitized Migration Policy
Luca Barana
Roma, IAI, December 2017, 4 p.
In: IAI Commentaries
Promoting Sustainable Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Building a Private-Public Partnership
Luca Barana
Roma, IAI, July 2015, 7 p.
In: Documenti IAI
