Elia Bescotti's Blog
Elia Bescotti, italian, born in 1993, double degree student in International Relations at the School of Political Sciences "Cesare Alfieri" of the University of Florence and in World Politics at MGIMO. Keen on geopolitics and security dynamics, his main area of interest involves Eastern Europe and the Post-Soviet space, with particular focus on the dimension of conflicts and separatism and the integration processes ongoing in the former socialist block.
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“Turkey, Azerbaijan… what are you waiting for?” Serious or not, these were words appeared on a Facebook comment some days ago, in relation to the tense climate of protests ongoing in Armenia. The reference is clear: the comment is related to the…
Secession is a “much contested concept.”[1] Its definition depends, on the one hand, by the field of research in which it has been analysed: there are defining attempts under, for instance, the juridical, philosophical and political point of view…
The advent of the era of globalisation has brought with itself several collateral effects, among which we can find the fragmentation phenomena. Generally speaking, we define as fragmentation a condition where the actors of the international system…
- Universities websites: a business ticket for the countries Attracting students from all over the world can be a useful and successful way to gain prestige among the other countries and, to some extents, it can be one of the foreign policy…
The rising of jihadism in the Balkans represents a big security problem for all the European and Mediterranean community: different estimations show that Bosnia Herzegovina and Kosovo are two of the main centers of recruitment of foreign fighters…