Raffaella A. Del Sarto

Professor Del Sarto focuses on the nexus between international relations and domestic politics in the Middle East, often in relation to the European Union, questions of borders and interdependence, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Mark Gilbert

Professor Gilbert is a political historian. He writes on the contemporary history of Western European democracies and European integration. He teaches Peace and War and the Instability and Political Change in Consolidated Democracies.

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Nina Hall

Professor Hall’s core areas of expertise are: international organizations, transnational advocacy, climate adaptation, and global refugee governance. She also works with a global network of digital activists and writes on their distinctive mode of campaigning.

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John L. Harper

examines the history of American foreign policy in different periods of time, from its early origins to the Cold War period. His expertise includes Western Europe, Italy and the Transatlantic relationship.

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Erik Jones

Professor Jones teaches on topics in international and comparative political economy focusing on Europe and the transatlantic relationship. His research also covers European monetary integration, macroeconomic governance and the European response to the global economic and financial crisis.

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Erika Meucci

Professor Meucci’s area of expertise include statistical methods for business & economics and math for risk assessment.

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Michael G. Plummer

Professor Plummer is a leading expert on trans-Pacific economic relationships and on Asian economic development. His research centers on international integration and cooperation and his teaches courses on microeconomic risk and international trade.

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Filippo Taddei

concentrates on the connection between the financial sector and the real economy. His work has contributed to the debate regarding the design of macro-prudential regulation.

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