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07
July

The unexpected guest: minimum wage in Southern Europe

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Marcello Natili Italy’s “citizens’ income” came last in a series of economic support schemes that other Southern European countries have been sponsoring for years. How did we get there?

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03
November

From extremist to mainstream: why Populist Radical Right parties win in Europe

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European Elections: FAQ on the EU Parliament and Why to Vote (with Fabio Franchino)

Male authors, female reviewers. The long wave of the pandemic on research and careers in the University

THE OTHER SCIENCES Ep. #6 - The Big Gamble: migration and global (im)mobility (with Milena Belloni)

EU cohesion policy: a soulless shell

Precarious workers and unemployed people vote with their wallet, not with their guts

The right to know. Lani Watson and epistemic rights

The puzzle of employment relations in the public administration. In memoriam of Lorenzo Bordogna

University and work, the unexpected effects of information on the choices of high school seniors (with G. Ballarino)

Health and fiscal policy: European responses to the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic

TikTok and the imagery of war among young people

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