Guarini Institute for Public Affairs

The Guarini Institute for Public Affairs provides a platform for students, scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to discuss complex contemporary challenges

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Quick reminder 📢

Our conversation with CeSPI President and Director Daniele Frigeri on migration, integration, and public policy is coming up soon, and we hope you’ll join us.

🗣️ This event will be held in Italian, you may register at the link below

https://t.co/fsODpjY1eM

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Whose voices shape post-conflict memory — and whose are silenced?

Join us for a conversation on The Strongest Link: An Oral History of Wartime Rape Survivors in Kosovo, examining testimony, trauma, resilience, and the construction of memory after war.

Register here.

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World in Chaos Vol. III
Liberty vs Security in an age of surveillance.

Students debated a core tension: does security enable freedom — or erode it?
No consensus, only sharper questions about power, trust, and control.

📊 Results + full analysis coming soon. DM for the form.

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LAST SEATS: Register now to join leading experts as they unpack a war reshaping Europe amid shifting U.S. strategy, political change across the continent, and rising global tensions. This Wednesday at 6:00 PM at Lungotevere Raffaello Sanzio, 11.

Link in bio.

#Ukraine #Europe

[Diego Pagliarulo @DiegoPagliarul1]

See you on Wednesday at John Cabot University for a panel discussion on the war in #ukraine.

[Andreas Umland @UmlandAndreas]

First publication on the website of @EPIK_Ukraine : https://t.co/qel46liWtr

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As the U.S. and China reshape global trade, Europe risks absorbing fallout. GIPA Associate Director @FardellaEnrico and Carnegie Senior Fellow @michaelxpettis argue that without tools to govern imbalances, the adjustment will come with unemployment or debt.

Read why here.

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Il dibattito sul futuro economico dell’Europa si sta progressivamente spostando da una semplice comparazione con gli Stati Uniti – crescita, produttività, innovazione – a una riflessione più profonda sul ruolo dell’Unione nel sistema economico globale. In questo contesto si inserisce il saggio “How Europe can harness its economic power”, firmato da @michaelxpettis, senior fellow del @CarnegieEndow for International Peace, ed Enrico Fardella, professore associato @UniOrientale, docente alla Sais-Johns Hopkins, John Cabot e direttore del progetto ChinaMed.

Il punto di partenza del loro ragionamento è semplice ma cruciale. Secondo la Banca centrale europea, il principale fattore che frena gli investimenti nell’eurozona è la debolezza della domanda, seguita dalla bassa redditività. Questo significa che le imprese non investono perché non vedono prospettive di crescita sufficienti, non perché non abbiano accesso al credito.

Questa diagnosi cambia radicalmente il modo in cui si dovrebbero leggere alcune dinamiche economiche. In particolare, mette in discussione l’idea che un maggiore afflusso di capitali verso l’Europa – ad esempio attraverso un rafforzamento del ruolo internazionale dell’euro – sia necessariamente positivo. Se il vincolo è la domanda, nuovi capitali non si traducono automaticamente in nuovi investimenti produttivi.

Continua a leggere su 👉 https://t.co/RcR629w3si

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US attention is back on the Middle East and straining Washington’s ability to pivot toward China.

Guarini Institute Associate Director @FardellaEnrico breaks down the dilemma facing the Trump administration, and the three scenarios that could define what comes next.

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La crisi iraniana riporta il Medio Oriente al centro delle priorità strategiche degli Stati Uniti, mettendo sotto pressione il tentativo di concentrare risorse e attenzione sulla competizione con la Cina.

L'analisi di @FardellaEnrico
https://t.co/EKecyBHk1P

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This high-level discussion explores the evolving security challenges posed by Putin’s regime and the broader implications for Europe. The questions are no longer just about how it began, but where it’s headed next.

Register with the link in our bio to reserve a seat.

#Ukraine

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Join us tomorrow at 3 pm in the William J. Martini Board Room for our event: Trump and the Future of the United States’ Role in Asia. As Trump plans to meet with Xi Jinping, experts discuss what we can expect from the visit. Register using the link in our bio before spots fill up

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Read about Trump’s postponement of his China meeting in preparation for our event on Monday. Visit the link in our bio to register to attend.
https://t.co/T3QwNxhDln

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What should we expect from the next Trump–Xi meeting and what does it reveal about U.S. strategy in Asia?

Join us March 23 with Dr. Oriana Skylar Mastro for a discussion on great-power competition and regional security in the Indo-Pacific

Register through the link in our bio/QR

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Reminder: Join us on March 17 for a discussion with @palestrinomirko’s “Military Victory Beyond the Battlefield”, a discussion on how political objectives, public legitimacy, and long-term outcomes ultimately shape the true meaning of victory in war.

Registration link in bio.

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What should we expect from the next Trump–Xi meeting and what does it reveal about U.S. strategy in Asia?

Join us March 23 with Dr. Oriana Skylar Mastro for a discussion on great-power competition and regional security in the Indo-Pacific

Register through the link in our bio/QR

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Does victory really end war?

Join us on March 17 at 6:00 PM as Mirko Palestrino presents Military Victory Beyond the Battlefield and rethinks how conflicts are made to end through politics, memory, and narrative.

Reserve your seat and be part of the discussion. Link in bio.

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Panel on Greenland and Arctic Security MONDAY. Discover why Greenland plays a crucial role in politics and security for the arctic from experts in the field. Register now using the link in our bio before spots fill up.

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🗓️ Professor Heininen will be among the panelists at the event “Greenland and Scenarios for Arctic Security,” organized by the @GIPA_JCU of @JohnCabotRome on March 2 at 6:00 PM.

🖋️ Registration for the event is available here ⤵️
https://t.co/bEOAul89r0

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As we look ahead to the Arctic Circle Forum in Rome, we begin with a focused discussion on Greenland’s strategic role in Arctic security and sovereignty.

Join us on Monday at 6:00PM at via della Lungara 233.
Registeration in the bio.

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Rome Forum - Polar Dialogue: Pre-Event🇮🇹

Register and more: https://t.co/L0y77yTkvW

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Arctic stability, resources and the role of middle powers — Q&A with Professor Lassi Heininen

https://t.co/3fOxmvv8bf

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How is Greenland reshaping Arctic security and global strategic equilibrium?

On March 2, leading experts and Indigenous leadership will unpack the stakes.

Don’t forget to register! link in bio.

Preliminary event to the Arctic Circle Forum.
Coverage by @formichenews