ISPI
Ludovica Favarotto is currently a Research Trainee at ISPI, focusing on geo-economic issues, particularly concerning the East Asia region. As a fellow in the 2024-2025 Emerging Scholars Fellowship Program at 38 North, Ludovica's research will address the political economy of North Korea and its international relations in the post-pandemic context. Additionally, Ludovica collaborates with Scenari Internazionali as an analyst on the Korean Peninsula and the European Union. Past experiences include roles as an Academic Tutor at Edusogno and an intern at FIPRA Public Affairs, where Ludovica worked on digital and EU trade policies. Other significant contributions include being an Honorary Reporter for KOCIS, a research intern at the Brussels School of Governance, and participation in the Harvard National Model United Nations. Ludovica holds a Master's degree in International Economic Policy from Sciences Po and has completed various relevant programs in Korea and Europe.
ISPI
Founded in 1934, ISPI is one of the oldest and most prestigious international relations institutes in Italy, with its headquarters in Palazzo Clerici, Milan. ISPI’s scientific output has always been distinguished by a sound pragmatic approach, based on monitoring the various geo-political areas and interpreting the major trends in progress on the global scene, so as to provide political and economic operators with reliable information and guidance. Its interdisciplinary nature is guaranteed by the close collaboration of specialists in economics, politics, law, history and strategic studies (from both academic and non-academic circles) and by partnerships with prestigious institutions and research centres all over the world. The Institute’s activities branch out in four major directions: research, publications, career training and organization of events.