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Francesca Ragno

Professoressa ordinaria

Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche e Sociali

Settore scientifico disciplinare: GIUR-09/A Diritto internazionale

Coordinatrice del Corso di Laurea in International Studies

Didattica

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Tesi di Laurea

  • Civilian protection in a transforming global order: the role of NGOs and the decline of the Responsibility to Protect
  • Compliance as Power: A Multi-Theoretical Analysis of Why States Defy ICJ Rulings
  • Conceptualising British Autonomy Under Conditions of Structural Dependence and Ontological Insecurity
  • Critical Minerals in a Geoeconomic Era: Export Restrictions and Sovereignty in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Indonesia, and China
  • Economic Interdependence and Geopolitical Competition in Europe: The European Union’s Shift Toward Economic Security and Strategic Autonomy
  • Economic interdependence as a vulnerability: EU dependence on Russian gas and its geopolitical consequences after 2022
  • Economic Interdependence as Geopolitical Strategy: How Great Powers are competing for Africa
  • Economic interdependence: a source of peace or weaponization? An analysis of U.S. relations with China and Europe.
  • Eroding Sovereignty: The Political Cost of Foreign Direct Investment in the Global South — The Case of Sudan
  • Fragmented Peace: Power, Law and Institutional Strain in the Post-Cold War International Order
  • From Integration to Fragmentation: EU–UK Relations after Brexit
  • Hybrid Warfare in International Law
  • Reframing Pacifism: How Japan Navigates Public Opinion and Security Pressures in a Changing Global Order
  • Sanctions as a Security Tool: Effectiveness of Western Measures Against Russia
  • Semiconductor Supply Chains and the Securitization of Interdependence: The US–China Tech Rivalry in a Transforming Global Order
  • Strategic Paralysis: The UN Security Council as a Tool for National Interest. A Comparative Analysis of Libya, Myanmar, and Sudan.
  • Structural Limits of the Green transition:A critique of contemporary capitalism
  • The Global South and the Transformation of the World Order: Between Dependency and Interdependence
  • The Iraq War of 2003 and the transformation of international security in Post-Cold War order
  • The Myth of Neutrality: A Feminist Analysis of Public International Law and the Case of Palestine
  • The Privatization of Security: Private Military and Security Companies in a Multiplex World Order
  • The Responsibility to Protect in the Age of Trump
  • Transational Criminal Organizations as Non-State Actors: Illicit Trafficking, Global Security and The Case of Italian Mafias
  • Transatlantic Security Fragmentation and the Crisis of the Liberal International Order

Tesi di Laurea Magistrale

  • Cross-Border recognition of family status in the EU: The impact on free movement and fundamental rights
  • Five years of EVFTA: assessing trade, investment and sustainable development outcomes in EU-Vietnam relations
  • Regulating International Distribution in the EU-Legal Principles, Compliance and the Case of the Medical Devices Sector
  • The Controversial Extraterritoriality of the GDPR: Legal Innovation or Jurisdictional Overreach?
  • The Principle of Non-Discrimination in EU Law and its Application in EU Funding: A Case Study of Erasmus+ KA1 'Empower Youth for Anti-Ableism"

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