Alessio Terzi

Alessio Terzi is an Assistant Professor in Public Policy at the Bennett School of Public Policy, University of Cambridge, and Adjunct Professor in Economics at Sciences Po and HEC Paris. His work bridges academia, think-tanks, and policy, focusing on climate economics, growth theory, political economy, and space industry trends.

• Cambridge (Assistant Professor in Public Policy)
• Sciences Po & HEC Paris (Adjunct Professor in Economics)
• Former Fellow at Bruegel and Fulbright Scholar at Harvard

His research spans climate policy, industrial transformation, space economics, and growth paradigms, emphasizing systemic reforms for sustainability. Articles in Nature Communications, Energy Policy, and European Economic Review highlight his interdisciplinary approach.

Key article themes include:

• Energy transition labor challenges
• Green industrial revolutions
• Space economy commercialization
• Climate-driven geopolitical shifts
• Economic growth post-carbon

Scientific recognition includes:

• Foreign Affairs Best Book of 2022
• Financial Times Summer Reading recommendation

He contributes to policy debates via Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Bloomberg, with prior experience at the European Commission and European Central Bank.