Antonella Mori

Dr. Antonella Mori is a Researcher with Tenure at Bocconi University, specializing in the Economics of Latin America and EU-Latin American economic relations. She combines academic research with institutional leadership as Head of the Latin America Program at ISPI (Italian Institute for International Political Studies), while teaching Macroeconomics and Economic Prospects at Bocconi.

• Education: Dottorato di Ricerca in Scienze Economiche (Catholic University of Milan), MSc in Economics of Latin America (University of London)
• Research Focus: Economic integration, geopolitical competition in Latin America, and EU-Latin America partnerships in a multipolar world
• Teaching: Courses on Macroeconomics and Economic Prospects (modules 20952, 20964, 30066)

Her work bridges academic rigor with policy impact through collaborations with Italian public and business institutions, and she has authored influential reports and publications analyzing Latin America’s role in global dynamics.

Recent publications highlight trends in US-China competition affecting Latin American regionalism, left-wing political cycles, and evolving EU-Latin America partnerships. These works situate her within International Political Economy, Development Economics, and Globalization Studies.

• Scientific Award: 2011 award from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for strengthening Italian-Latin American relations

Her institutional affiliations at Bocconi and ISPI, combined with her focus on Latin American economic development and global policy analysis, position her as a key scholar in contemporary regional and international economic studies.