Pasquale Foresti

Pasquale Foresti is a Senior Lecturer in Economics and Research Lead for the Accounting-Finance-Economics-Governance Group at the University of Roehampton London's Business School. He holds a Visiting Research Fellowship at the London School of Economics' European Institute and has held positions at Coventry University, LSE, University of Catanzaro, and University of Naples 'Federico II'. His research focuses on Macroeconomics, EMU Political Economy, and Behavioral Policy Interactions.

Education & Positions:

• Postdoctoral Fellow in European Political Economy, LSE
• Researcher at University of Catanzaro (ESF-funded) and University of Naples 'Federico II'
• Visiting Researcher at Brunel University and University of Naples 'Parthenope'

Research Interests: Explores monetary-fiscal policy coordination, behavioral macroeconomic modeling, energy productivity dynamics, and EMU risk-sharing mechanisms. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis of real-world economic challenges like post-COVID fiscal policies and energy transition impacts.

Recent Contributions: Recent work examines policy responses to financial shocks in currency unions, energy efficiency-productivity linkages, and behavioral aspects of fiscal multipliers. His 2024 paper on currency union policy design and 2023 studies on behavioral policy interactions highlight his focus on integrating psychological factors into macroeconomic frameworks.

Academic Engagement: Supervises PhD candidates, chairs workshops (e.g., 2020 Behavioral Macroeconomics event), and reviews for academic journals. Active in policy discussions on post-pandemic debt management and EU economic frameworks.