School of Liberalism

He worked until 2007 in industry and finance: first at Pirelli, then at Prime, and finally at Credit Suisse (Italy). Since 2009 he has been Director of ‘Economic Literature’ at the Einaudi Research Centre.

He works in the world of finance; he studied Economics at the University of Turin and at the London School of Economics.

Associate Professor of International Relations at the University of Turin, she is a founding member and President of T.wai – Turin World Affairs Institute, an institute for research into and promotion of international culture. She was an external referee for the European Research Council (ERC).

He worked at RAI until 1994, undertaking managerial and journalistic tasks. He taught History of Communications at the Sapienza University in Rome, at LUISS and at the University of Malta.

He studied at the University of Siena and the at London School of Economics. He has worked at the Bank of Italy and ENI and, from 1988, at the International Monetary Fund, of which he is presently Executive Director. In 2013, he was elected Commissioner for the Spending Review of the Letta government, an office from which he resigned the following year.

He is a lawyer, a Lecturer at the Bocconi University, and President of the Adam Smith Society.

Professor of Political Economics at the University of Turin and Honorary Fellow of the Collegio Carlo Alberto. She was Minister of Employment in the Monti government.

Associate Professor of Philosophy of Law at the University of Turin, he also teaches Legal and Philosophical Anthropology. Among his areas of research are: forensic neuroscience, aesthetics and legal epistemology, the theory of networks and complexity, systematic and liturgical theology and legislation. Among his publications are: Ordine spontaneo ed evoluzione nel pensiero di Hayek (Jovene, 1997), Società post-hitleriane? (Giappichelli, 2009), Estetica giuridica (Giappichelli, 2012) and La dignità disabile (EDB, 2014).

Assistant Professor at the Department of Social and Political Science at the University of Milan, she teaches Political Philosophy, Bioethics, and Theory of Equality and Rights. She collaborates with the Einaudi Research Centre, where she co-ordinates the Public Philosophy section of the LPF project and directs the Laboratory of Bioethics.

Associate Professor of History and Political Doctrine at the University of Milan.

Assistant Professor of Cinema, Photography and Television at the Sapienza University of Rome, he collaborates with Il Foglio and Il24, the magazine of Il Sole 24 Ore.  

Professor of Applied Economics at the University of Milan, he is the co-author of the volume L’arbitrio del Principe. Sperperi e abusi del settore dei trasporti. Che fare? (IBL Libri, 2015).

Sociologist, Professor of Psychometrics at the University of Turin, he collaborates with La Stampa and Panorama.  

Formerly Professor of Political Economics at the University of Parma, he is editor of the volume I beni comuni oltre i luoghi comuni (IBL Libri, 2015)  

Deputy since 2003. She was Assistant Professor at the Charles III University in Madrid.

Student of the University of Turin and allievo at Collegio Carlo Alberto.

Doctoral student of Rights, Institutions and the Market at the University of Turin

Student of Philosophy at the University of Pisa and of the Scuola Normale Superiore.

Student of Economics and Statistics at the University of Turin, and at the Collegio Carlo Alberto.

Student at Bocconi University and member of CEST.

Alberto Martinengo is Research Fellow at the University of Turin and Scientific Director of CEST.

Student of Economics and Statistics at the University of Turin and the Collegio Carlo Alberto, he is the President of CEST.