Alfredo De Feo

Alfredo De Feo serves as an Archives Fellow at the Historical Archives of the European Union, part of the European University Institute. His scholarly work focuses on European Union history, particularly the development and future challenges of the European Parliament and EU financing mechanisms.

His primary research interests include:

• European Union History
• European Parliament Evolution
• EU Budgeting and Financing
• European Integration Processes
• Parliamentary Democracy Development
• Institutional Reform in the EU

De Feo's publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on documenting and analyzing the historical trajectory of European institutions. His work spans multiple formats including books, working papers, and academic articles, with significant attention to the European Parliament's institutional memory and future challenges. Recent scholarship examines EU financing frameworks beyond 2020 and historical documentation of parliamentary development since 1979.

His collaborative research includes partnerships with prominent scholars such as Brigid Laffan and Michael Shackleton. De Feo's work bridges historical analysis with contemporary policy concerns, providing insights into both the development of European institutions and potential pathways for their future evolution. His multilingual scholarship, including publications in Italian, reflects the transnational nature of European integration studies.