EU enlargement could address collective action problems and stabilise its neighbourhood, but stalled accession processes may make full membership unlikely. Maria Giulia Amadio Viceré and Matteo Bonomi suggest that partial integration — engaging candidate countries in EU policies without membership — will remain the EU's main strategy for managing internal and regional crises
Senior Fellow, EU Politics and Institutions Programme, Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI)
Matteo's activities and research focus on European integration, EU enlargement policy, differentiated integration and the political economy of EU enlargement.
He has published numerous policy papers and academic articles on these issues.
While regularly cooperating with various research institutes, think tanks, foundations, and public institutions, he has contributed to several European research projects and networks.
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