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Master of Arts (MA) · University of Pavia
Andrea Guidotti holds an M.A. in World Politics and International Relations and a B.A. in Contemporary History and Philosophy. He has experience in data analysis, policy analysis & evaluation. His research focuses on European integration, populism, and the impact of crises and technology on political behavior. Alongside EPIS, he serves as a project analyst at Applica. Previously, he served as a junior market analyst at Seamless, an academic assistant at ITC-ILO, and a research intern at ECPS.
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