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Publications in IAI Papers

Director: Riccardo Alcaro
IAI Papers reflect the work being conducted within IAI research projects and areas of expertise and are aimed at stimulating reactions from other experts in the field. They present in-depth analytical and/or policy-oriented analysis of topical issues in Italian, European and global affairs. IAI Papers are between 3,500 and 6,000 words long.
Guidelines for authors (EN, 147 kb).

For titles published before 2018 see IAI Working Papers.

One Belt One Voice: Chinese Media in Italy

Francesca Ghiretti
Lorenzo Mariani
Rome, IAI, October 2021, 24 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|43

The Covid-19 Crisis and the Mediterranean Basin: Overcoming Disparities, Promoting Genuine Cooperation

Anis Germani
Rania Masri
Rome, IAI, September 2021, 36 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|41

The Belt and Road Initiative and the Internationalisation of China's Scientific Power: The Case of Italy

Lorenzo Mariani
Rome, IAI, September 2021, 25 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|40

"Principled Pragmatism" Reset: For a Recalibration of the EU's Diplomatic Engagement with the MENA Region

Silvia Colombo
Rome, IAI, September 2021, 25 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|39

Sudan's Transition in the Balance

Theodore Murphy
Rome, IAI, August 2021, 16 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|38

Global Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Capital Allocation Strategies

Sara Lovisolo
Rome, IAI, July 2021, 40 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|35

EU Open Strategic Autonomy in a Post-Covid World

Fabrizio Botti
Cristina Castelli
Giulio Giangaspero
Rome, IAI, July 2021, 21 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|37

US–China Rivalry and European Strategic Autonomy in the post-Covid Global Economy

Paolo Guerrieri
Rome, IAI, July 2021, 13 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|36

Media and Securitisation: The Influence on Perception

Alberto Tagliapietra
Rome, IAI, July 2021, 16 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|34

Strategic Autonomy in Post-Covid Trade Policy: How Far Should We Politicise Supply Chains?

Elvire Fabry
Andreas Veskoukis
Rome, IAI, July 2021, 22 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|33

European Strategic Autonomy and the US–China Rivalry: Can the EU "Prefer not to Choose"?

Sylvie Bermann
Rome, IAI, July 2021, 11 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|32

Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Africa–EU Partnership on Migration and Mobility: A Developmental Perspective from West Africa

Aderanti Adepoju
Rome, IAI, July 2021, 23 p.
In: IAI Papers 21|31