Editor: Leo Goretti, Associate editor: Manuel Herrera
IAI Commentaries are short, thought provoking opinion pieces tackling a variety of contemporary issues in Italian and global affairs. Authors are encouraged to tackle issues that receive little media attention, ranging from economic, political, social, military and cultural developments spanning all geographical regions. Expressions of interest are welcome at any time by contacting the series editor with a brief abstract and title of no more than 200 words. IAI Commentaries are published on a rolling basis throughout the year. The maximum word limit is 1,500 words. British spelling is used throughout. Please consult the editorial guidelines for more information.
Guidelines for authors (EN, 225 kb)
Italy, Atlanticism and the Biden Administration: Greater Convergence to Defuse Ambiguity on China
Dario Cristiani
In: IAI Commentaries 20|98
Broadening the Transatlantic Partnership to Address the China Challenge
Carisa Nietsche
In: IAI Commentaries 20|97
Why Europe Should Care about Energy Poverty in its Green Transition
Marta Massera
In: IAI Commentaries 20|96
Expanding Legal Labour Migration Pathways to the EU: Will This Time Be Different?
Martin Ruhs
In: IAI Commentaries 20|95
Lebanon as a Test Case for the EU's Logic of Governmentality in Refugee Challenges
Tamirace Fakhoury
In: IAI Commentaries 20|94
Peeling Turkey Away from Russia’s Embrace: A Transatlantic Interest
Nathalie Tocci
In: IAI Commentaries 20|93
Learning from COVID-19: Implications for the EU Response to Human Smuggling
Lucia Bird
In: IAI Commentaries 20|92
The New Normal in Transatlantic Relations: The US and Europe Eye China
Liselotte Odgaard
In: IAI Commentaries 20|91
