Raimondo Neironi

Raimondo Neironi is a Lecturer at the University of Rome Tor Vergata and a Research Fellow at T.wai and the University of Cagliari. He specializes in Cold War history, foreign policy, and cultural diplomacy, with a focus on the Philippines, Japan, and Australia. His doctoral research on regional cooperation in Southeast Asia (1950s–1967) aims to be published as a book. Previously, he taught at institutions like the Catholic University of Milan and Bologna University.

Education:

• PhD in Institutions and Politics (2019), Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan

Research Interests: Neironi’s work explores the intersection of historical analysis and contemporary geopolitics, particularly in Southeast Asia. He examines political dynasties in the Philippines, Japan-Australia relations, and the impact of Cold War dynamics on regional cooperation. His research also addresses US-Philippines relations during Duterte’s presidency and Singapore’s governance model under Lee Hsien Loong.

Media Contributions: He frequently engages with media outlets like Radio Radicale, Il Post, and China Files, providing insights on Southeast Asian politics, Philippine democracy, and Indo-Pacific security dynamics.

Awards & Recognition: None listed explicitly, though his prolific research and media presence reflect academic and public impact.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with T.wai’s research network, contributing to journals like RISE and Human Security Quarterly.