Francesco Nicoli – junior professor of political economy

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David Van der Duin is PhD student at Gent University and at the University of Amsterdam, where he is currently based. David works on a project on EU-level solidarity and … Continue reading

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***please note that this page is not always up to date (latest September 2022)*** Monographies and Special Issues Double-blind Peer reviewed journal articles Book Chapters Policy briefs and reports Peer-reviewed, … Continue reading

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Publications of last months

As the research output of me and my colleagues increases, it becomes unfeasible to provide a dedicated update for every paper individually. So here you go: a list of publications … Continue reading

February 3, 2022 · Leave a comment

Recovery Fund: beyond the veto

EU Recovery Fund: beyond the veto In this contribution, we look at feasible alternatives to ensure that the European Union can deal with the post-pandemic recovery should Poland and Hungary … Continue reading

November 30, 2020 · Leave a comment

New publication out! Special Issue: Collective Identities and Integration of Core State Powers

This JCMS special issue, co-edited with Theresa Kuhn, explores the relationship between collective identities and the integration of core state powers, that is, the delegation of powers to a centralized … Continue reading

November 30, 2020 · Leave a comment

New publication out!Common Currency, Common Identity?

Does European institution building in key areas of national sovereignty go hand in hand with the emergence of a common identity among European citizens? Drawing on a new study, Fedra … Continue reading

November 30, 2020 · Leave a comment

Arbitrage, Globalization, and Populism

Populism is a conspiracy—but not the one you think. Lots of academic research (mine included) and intellectual reflection has long assumed that populism is the consequence of “un-managed” globalization. While … Continue reading

October 4, 2020 · Leave a comment

Statue-toppling and imagined communities

A few words on the waves of statue-topping we are witnessing. I am genuinely puzzled. For once, about time: celebrating genocidal rulers (Leopold II is all over Brussels), slavers, murderers … Continue reading

June 12, 2020 · Leave a comment

Ten years after the Eurocrisis, EURS is here!

EURS is here: VERY BIG: the EU launches a European Unemployment Reinsurance Scheme (EURS- or SURE, in the new commission’s label).https://twitter.com/vonderleyen/status/1245297406054465541 The news was earlier on the FT ( https://www.ft.com/content/55ffe3e9-b97c-45af-880c-21fa6c7bd332?sharetype=blocked) … Continue reading

April 1, 2020 · Leave a comment

Of currency valuations and their effects on purchasing power

Sometimes it is useful to remind ourselves the enormous welfare effects of currency valuations. I spent most of the afternoon working on GDP data across a panel of 27 European … Continue reading

February 19, 2020 · Leave a comment

New publication out! Support for EU Unemployment risk-sharing: a question of economic ideology or EU support?

In this paper, published on JEPP in January 2020, Theresa Kuhn, Frank Vandenbroucke and myself exploit the EURS dataset to assess how economic ideology and EU attitudes interplay in determining … Continue reading

February 19, 2020 · Leave a comment

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