Marina Chiarugi

Marina Chiarugi is a research assistant at the Italian National Research Council in Rome. An international lawyer, she is currently working on the on the transformation of international criminal justice in the global age.

Wilson, Trotsky, Assange: lessons from the history of diplomatic transparency

Bentham and Kant were clear that diplomatic secrecy was bad. So were Wilson and Trotsky. And while Wikileaks may not be the ideal organisation to take diplomatic publicity to a new level, we should embrace its challenge.

By Daniele Archibugi and Marina Chiarugi

/ 28 Feb 2011

Piracy challenges global governance

We may be certain that many Hollywood screenwriters are now taking notes on the rebirth of piracy in the Gulf of Aden. Pirates were believed to have become anachronistic in

By Daniele Archibugi and Marina Chiarugi

/ 9 Apr 2009