The author completed the Master of Science program in Economics and Political Science at the University of Milan. He worked as a project-employee for the Crime Against Children division at the INTERPOL General Secretariat in Lyon. His main academic interests include Political Economics, Global Governance and International Trade.
The author completed the Master of Science program in Economics and Political Science at the University of Milan. He worked as a project-employee for the Crime Against Children division at the INTERPOL General Secretariat in Lyon. His main academic interests include Political Economics, Global Governance and International Trade.
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