Working Papers' Series

From the beginning the School has promoted a series of Working papers on different subjects in the field of international studies. They are written either by members of the teaching staff or by visiting lecturers who have given conferences or seminars within the programs offered by the School.

You can download the Working Papers by selecting the following links. 

2008

JWP01/2008
Jonathan Hopkin & Mark Blyth, Equality Versus Efficiency? Structural Reform, Inequality, and Economic Performance in Western Europe

2007

WP01/2007
Alberto Cutillo, Reviewing Fifteen Years of Peacebuilding. Past, Present and Future of International Assistance to Countries Emerging from Conflicts and Italy's Contribution

WP02/2007
Luca Maestripieri, La genesi della Commissione per il consolidamento della pace (dicembre 2004 / giugno 2006)

2006

WP01/2006
Sergio Fabbrini, Constitutionalization as an Open Process

WP02/2006
Amr Yossef, The Six-Day War Revisited

WP03/2006
Scott A. Keefer, Reassessing The Anglo-German Naval Arms Race

2005

WP01/2005
Bruno Dallago, Institutions and Entrepreneurship: A comparative Evaluation of South -Eastern Europe

WP02/2005
Steven F. White, De Gasperi through American eyes

2004

WP01/2004
Jean Paul Fitoussi, The International Scene and the Economic Government of Europe

WP02/2004
Vincent Della Sala, Les Jeux Sont Fait? The State and Legalized Gambling

WP03/2004
Vito Tanzi and Tommaso di Tanno, Globalisation and Harmonisation of Tax System

2003

WP01/2003
Alberto Malocchi, Fiscal Policy Co-ordination in the European Union and the Financing of the Community Budget

WP02/2003
Sergio Fabbrini, How can a market be built without a State? A Comparative Perspective on Market Building and Legal Integration in Europe