Fabio Masini
Biographic Data
| ID | 6536135 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fabio Masini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fabio |
| FAMILY NAME | Masini |
| SIGNATURE | MASINI F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Roma Tre University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2074-0765 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Towards Multilateralism
In this episode of Planetary Choices, we talk with Fabio Masini, Professor of Theories and History of International Political Economy at Roma Tre University and Secretary General of the Robert Triffin International, to trace the long and unfinished arc of a world that has never quite managed to govern itself. Fabio has spent decades studying why multilateralism remains more promise than reality. In this conversation, he takes us from the ruins of…
Italy, 1982
In 1982 Italy issued ecu-denominated Treasury bonds: the first of a series of issues—followed by Spain, Greece, and France only in the second half of the 1980s—officially aiming at contributing to reduce inflation and ease trading agents with foreign payments. In fact, it was much more than this. It was a small but significant signal that an economic elite was committed to curbing ever-demanding and opaque political pressures to increase public s…
William Nordhaus
In 2018 William Nordhaus was awarded the Nobel Prize in economics for his contributions to the macroeconomics of climate change. Nevertheless, Nordhaus since the early 1970s was engaged in an academic struggle to contrast the major supporters of The Limits to Growth. Later, though acknowledging some impact of climate change on economic activity and suggesting taxes on greenhouse emissions, he systematically opposed pessimistic views concerning gl…
Rethinking the role of the European Stability Mechanism for local communities
The Covid19-related emergency has changed our perspectives on individual and collective priorities. One of them is to invest on infrastructures at the level of local communities, where most social and economic relations take place. This note explores the possibility to use a fully fledged European Stability Mechanism for this purpose. This would provide a solution to the required transformation of the ESM from a temporary instrument for financial…
Monetary and Fiscal Arrangements for the Eurozone
Contributions in this special issue argue make a number of points with regard to the urgent need to change the economic governance of the Eurozone, pointing at some tools to increase its spending capacity. The process of potential fragmentation ignited by the recent vote on Brexit make such changes even more urgent, signalling the need to provide concrete responses to citizens, in order to show that the euro area, and the EU at large, are able to…
Trading-Off National and Supranational Collective Goods
The division of power among different layers of government and the designing of international institutions are crucial for the neoliberal project. Nevertheless, this can be approached in two very different ways. The first is to limit the power of national bodies to provide collective goods, the core of the welfare state, through supranational rules and agencies, oriented to provide only a market-preserving framework. The second is to assign power…
Designing the institutions of international liberalism
Rethinking the role of the European Stability Mechanism for local communities
The Covid19-related emergency has changed our perspectives on individual and collective priorities. One of them is to invest on infrastructures at the level of local communities, where most social and economic relations take place. This note explores the possibility to use a fully fledged European Stability Mechanism for this purpose. This would provide a solution to the required transformation of the ESM from a temporary instrument for financial…
Trading-Off National and Supranational Collective Goods
The division of power among different layers of government and the designing of international institutions are crucial for the neoliberal project. Nevertheless, this can be approached in two very different ways. The first is to limit the power of national bodies to provide collective goods, the core of the welfare state, through supranational rules and agencies, oriented to provide only a market-preserving framework. The second is to assign power…
Designing the institutions of international liberalism
Designing the institutions of international liberalism
Monetary and Fiscal Arrangements for the Eurozone
Contributions in this special issue argue make a number of points with regard to the urgent need to change the economic governance of the Eurozone, pointing at some tools to increase its spending capacity. The process of potential fragmentation ignited by the recent vote on Brexit make such changes even more urgent, signalling the need to provide concrete responses to citizens, in order to show that the euro area, and the EU at large, are able to…
Trading-Off National and Supranational Collective Goods
The division of power among different layers of government and the designing of international institutions are crucial for the neoliberal project. Nevertheless, this can be approached in two very different ways. The first is to limit the power of national bodies to provide collective goods, the core of the welfare state, through supranational rules and agencies, oriented to provide only a market-preserving framework. The second is to assign power…
Rethinking the role of the European Stability Mechanism for local communities
The Covid19-related emergency has changed our perspectives on individual and collective priorities. One of them is to invest on infrastructures at the level of local communities, where most social and economic relations take place. This note explores the possibility to use a fully fledged European Stability Mechanism for this purpose. This would provide a solution to the required transformation of the ESM from a temporary instrument for financial…
William Nordhaus
In 2018 William Nordhaus was awarded the Nobel Prize in economics for his contributions to the macroeconomics of climate change. Nevertheless, Nordhaus since the early 1970s was engaged in an academic struggle to contrast the major supporters of The Limits to Growth. Later, though acknowledging some impact of climate change on economic activity and suggesting taxes on greenhouse emissions, he systematically opposed pessimistic views concerning gl…
Italy, 1982
In 1982 Italy issued ecu-denominated Treasury bonds: the first of a series of issues—followed by Spain, Greece, and France only in the second half of the 1980s—officially aiming at contributing to reduce inflation and ease trading agents with foreign payments. In fact, it was much more than this. It was a small but significant signal that an economic elite was committed to curbing ever-demanding and opaque political pressures to increase public s…
Towards Multilateralism
In this episode of Planetary Choices, we talk with Fabio Masini, Professor of Theories and History of International Political Economy at Roma Tre University and Secretary General of the Robert Triffin International, to trace the long and unfinished arc of a world that has never quite managed to govern itself. Fabio has spent decades studying why multilateralism remains more promise than reality. In this conversation, he takes us from the ruins of…
Economics (6 works) · Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Economic system (2 works) · European union (2 works) · Finance (2 works) · Global Financial Crisis and Policies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works)