US EditionItaly: Transparency gap and collaborations under scrutiny
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Italy: Transparency gap and collaborations under scrutiny
In recent years, European member states have begun to view China as a multifaceted actor. Italy is no exception. Current debates on economic security have prompted Rome to adjust its policy instruments to protect its strategic assets. Italy was one of the first European countries to sign an academic cooperation agreement with China. The number of agreements steadily increased over time and peaked before Italy signed a Memorandum of Understanding…
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