I seminar – March 18th 2016
- David K. Levine – European University Institute – david@dklevine.com
“Imbalances in the European Union: the Hegemonic Power of Germany”
- Fabio Franchino – Università di Milano – fabio.franchino@unimi.it
“Challenges to Liberal Intergovernmentalism”
II seminar – April 1st 2016
- Fabrizio Bernardi – European University Institute – fabrizio.bernardi@eui.eu
“Is Education the Great Social Equalizer?”
- Andrea Roventini – Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – andrea.roventini@sssup.it
“Income Distribution in an Agent-Based Keynesian Model”
III seminar – April 8th 2016
- Marco Baldassari – Università degli Studi di Parma – m.baldassari@collegioeuropeo.it
“Five President’s Report – ‘Completing Europe’s Economic and Monetary Union’. The ordoliberal framework of a post-democratic society.”
- Sergio Cesaratto – Università di Siena – sergio.cesaratto@unisi.it
“Is a Progressive and Federal Union Possible for Europe?”
IV seminar – April 15th 2016
- Emiliano Brancaccio – Università del Sannio – emiliano.brancaccio@unisannio.it
- Nadia Garbellini – Università di Pavia – nadia.garbellini@unipv.it
“QE and Monetary Policy Rules: Evidences from Europe”
with the participation of Alessio Moneta – Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – amoneta@sssup.it
V seminar – April 21st 2016
- Philipp Genschel – European University Institute – philipp.genschel@eui.eu
“The European Integration of ‘Core State Powers’”
- Paolo Manasse – Università di Bologna – paolo.manasse@unibo.it
“Sovereign Debt Crises and Deficit Limits: European case”
VI seminar – May 4th 2016
- Giovanni Dosi – Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna – giovanni.dosi@sssup.it
To be defined
- Jan Toporowski –SOAS, University of London – jt29@soas.ac.uk
“Monetary Union and Financial Integration”
Critical European Thinking 