Markets and Governments: a Theoretical Appraisal

FOURTH EDITION

PROPERTY, INCENTIVES AND CONFLICTS

June, 17th-19th, 2026 
Villa Mondragone, Rome

This summer school aims to bridge these diverse disciplinary perspectives, bringing together insights from economic theory, legal analysis, history, and political philosophy to develop a richer, more multidimensional understanding of property as both an economic institution and a site of normative contestation.

CEIS Research Paper, 619, January 2026

We analyze the sensitivity of the euro-area yield curve to revisions in market expectations of the ECB policy rate. Using changes in the maintenance-period forward OIS as a market-based measure of policy-rate surprises, we document that yield responses vary systematically across maturities.

Building on the results of the DC4SKI and ESKI projects EWAS aims to empower women in Alpine skiing.

Women today are still a minority in coaching or in serving in leadership positions in sports organizations. This is particularly the case in Alpine Skiing, where female coaches and senior administrators are still a rarity, and where girls quit in much greater numbers and much earlier than boys.

The absence of female coaches, translate in a lack of role models for girls, which contributes to them quitting the sport. One of the main obstacles to gender equality in Alpine Skiing is how coaches are trained and recruited.

On 7 February 2026, the final event of the Jean Monnet Module “European Innovative and Sustainable Law (EISL)”, coordinated by Prof. Biancamaria Raganelli, will take place, marking the conclusion of a three-year academic and research journey promoted within the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.

Ageing with multi-morbidity is likely preventable. STAGE is a European Research and Innovation project studying healthy ageing and multi-morbidity using a life-course approach. 

Building on the results of the DC4SKI and ESKI projects EWAS aims to empower women in Alpine skiing.