Raffaele Marchetti

Raffaele Marchetti is senior assistant professor (national qualification as associate professor) in International Relations at the Department of Political Science and the School of Government of LUISS. His research interest concerns global politics and governance, hybrid and city diplomacy, transnational civil society, (cyber-)security and political risk, and democracy. He acts as external expert for the European Commission and other public/private institutions on issues of global governance, public policies, civil society, and security. He is editorialist for Il Messaggero.

¿Fin del ciclo hegemónico americano?

La presidencia de Trump podría acabar teniendo efectos polarizantes a nivel nacional, pero efectos despolarizantes a nivel internacional. English

By Raffaele Marchetti

/ 20 Feb 2017

End of the American hegemonic cycle

We might end up with a Trump presidency that has polarizing effects domestically and depolarizing effects internationally. Espanol.

By Raffaele Marchetti

/ 14 Feb 2017

What to do with the United Nations?

The United Nations has died, we are told again and again. In the 1990s alone, we heard this gloomy pronouncement during the siege of Sarajevo, the genocide in Rwanda, Nato

By Daniele Archibugi and Raffaele Marchetti

/ 7 Sep 2005

Migration needs global regulation

The flow of people is a fact. For a number of reasons, including family reunion, economic incentives, and demographic trends, the movement of individuals and groups has certainly been on

By Raffaele Marchetti

/ 6 Nov 2003