Angelo Martelli

Institutions and climate change Our Assistant Professor in European and International Political Economy Dr Angelo Martelli has co-authored a literature review with Professor Nauro F. Campos, Flavia Ginefra, and Dr Alessio Terzi,…

🌍️ ♻️ Dr Angelo Martelli @angmarte.bsky.social has co-authored a literature review which provides an overview of the relationship between institutions and climate policies and concludes with potential avenues for future research.

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We were delighted to co-host a conference on “Security in Europe” to mark 20 years of @bruegel.org yesterday, which concluded with a conversation between the Rt Hon Rachel Reeves, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Bruegel Director, chaired by Dr Martelli @angmarte.bsky.social 🪖 🇪🇺

Happening next week, don’t forget to register!

LAST CHANCE TO BOOK! (PANEL 2/5)

Join us today to hear from our Programme Director @angmarte.bsky.social and recent graduates across our four prestigious Double Master's Degrees!

🗓️ Tuesday, 27 January 2026
🕛 2.00-3.00pm GMT/UK time
📍 Online (registration needed)

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⏰ 𝗟𝗔𝗦𝗧 𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗡𝗖𝗘 to book your spot on our Online Alumni Webinar Series "What is it like to study at the European Institute?" taking place next week!

🗣️ Meet our five MSc Programme Directors & esteemed alumni
🗓️ Monday 26 January - Thursday 29 January
📍 Online

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What is it like to study on a Double Master's Degree at the LSE European Institute?

I will be answering questions wearing my hat as Double Degrees Programme Director. I will share the stage with four of our alumni who will share their journey at the EI and beyond.

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Information sessions for prospective students Join us for our online information sessions at the European Institute to learn more about our postgraduate offering across our MSc and PhD programmes.

📣 Applications to our MSc and PhD programmes are now open for 𝗦𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘆!

Join us in 3 weeks for our 𝗩𝗶𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗚𝗿𝗮𝗱𝘂𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 to discover postgraduate study in the European Institute.

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YouTube video by Bloomberg Podcasts Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi on State of Global Economy

"Europe was a train unable to leave the station when the report came out. People were in absolute denial, they wouldn't believe that things were bad. Now that stage is overcome. The train left the station and is slowly moving outward" Mario Draghi www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-qT...

Happy first day of the Autumn Term! 🍂

This academic year is an extra special one as we are celebrating LSE’s 130th anniversary 🎂

The theme is centred around LSE’s impact, past and present. Look out for celebratory events, freebies, exciting announcements, and much more from October onwards! 🎉

Great work by @akorinek.bsky.social providing an extremely useful guide on how to use natural language instructions for economic research!

Very excited that our paper (joint with Jarkko Harju and ‪@schoefer.bsky.social‬) on "Voice at Work" is published in the American Economic Journal: Applied Economics. We study what happened when workers in Finnish firms got a right to worker voice on the corporate board. 👇

The Roland Garros Final Rematch w/@toniroldan.bsky.social

- long considered the ‘Climate Bank’, will it continue to play this role also in the future given the pushback on the Green agenda?

- how does the EIB operate in such an uncertain environment in which Alliances are being redrawn and fundamental values we thought we shared are put into question?

how their institution is positioned to tackle the current challenges.

Two very interesting conversations, in which we examined:

- how the geopolitical upheaval is exerting pressure to shift away from the twin transition and focus resources on European security and defence.

to digest and analyse the latest announcement but immediately requires a plan of action.

As part of the LSE German Society Annual Symposium and a week later the United Italian Societies one, I had the opportunity to ask two Vice Presidents of the @eib.org, Nicola Beer and Gelsomina Vigliotti,

There is no doubt we are living in turbulent times.

Over the last weeks and probably even more in the last days there is certainly a feeling that the geopolitical and economic landscape is being transformed at an unprecedented speed, a sort of Zeitenwende on steroids that does not leave much room

Discover the LSE European Institute on Bluesky with our new Starter Pack! Help us share it!

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In a workshop titled 'Politics and Pensions: redefining purpose in the post-Covid era' students engaged with key issues on the political economy of global pension funds, from the role they play in the global economy to why pension purpose matters.

This week, as part of the @lse-ei.bsky.social course on 'The Political Economy of Welfare States and Migration in Europe' I convene w/Nicholas Barr, it was a pleasure to host @josephinecumbo.bsky.social, Editor & London Newsroom Reporter for @financialtimes.com & former Global Pensions correspondent

Thanks to @lsepress.bsky.social for the opportunity to talk about my research and the importance of being part of an alliance like @civica.bsky.social

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In Search of Security: The Migration Conundrum and the Need for a Global Response Security is simultaneously the foremost concern for citizens in destination countries, who feel threatened by migrants and refugees and call on their leaders to regain control by erecting barriers and...

My contribution In Search of Security: The Migration Conundrum and the Need for a Global Response to the latest issue of EconPol Forum @cesifo.org: www.cesifo.org/en/publicati...

However, there is a protracted inability to move from a crisis management situation to a sustainable global governance of migration.

(The sense of) Security is simultaneously the foremost concern for citizens in destination countries, who feel threatened by migrants and refugees and call on their leaders to regain control by erecting barriers and closing borders, and also the driving force behind migratory flows.

From "It's the economy, stupid" to "It's the migration, stupid". Looking at the electoral cycles around Europe and the globe in the last years migration has taken centre stage in a polarised public debate.

LSE is awarding full studentships for PhD students in 2025!

Find out more about deadlines and how to apply 👇

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Industrial Policy in Europe: A Single Market Perspective European countries are increasingly turning to industrial policy to address the challenge of geopolitical fragmentation, enhance productivity, and accelerate the green transition. Well-targeted indust...

Interesting take - Industrial Policy in Europe: A Single Market Perspective www.imf.org/en/Publicati...

"We all want the society that Europe has promised us, one where we can uphold our values regardless of how the world around us changes, but we have no immutable right for our society to always remain as we wish it. We will have to fight to keep it."

A clear-eyed analysis of the looming weaknesses of the European model and a manifesto on how to move forward.

Powerful speech by Mario Draghi at #CEPRParis2024

What are the prospects for €uro adoption in Central and Eastern Europe?

In case you have missed our @LSEEI @CETEx_LSE
panel you can now watch the recording here: youtu.be/hB7IThZLlxU?...

w/ Reiner Martin, @nagymohacsi.bsky.social, @atanaspekanov.bsky.social and @apsmolenska.bsky.social