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Giuseppe Matteo Vaccaro Incisa


incisaLawyer, double-Ph.D. Candidate in International Law (Geneva University and Bocconi University); LL.M. in International Dispute Settlement (IHEID and Geneva University); Master of Science in Law (Bocconi University). Matteo’s credo is that simplest things (e.g., an apple?) are the most dangerous, simplistic solutions (e.g., to eat it?) the less effective and simple people (e.g., Adam?) incredibly tedious. Travelled extensively across Europe, North America and Africa. Lived in Florence, Paris, Genoa, New York, Milan, Los Angeles and Geneva. Fell for Los Angeles but eventually chose Milan, where he currently lives. After many detours (experiences, mistakes - as you wish) he has now found his path: international law lawyer, he is also lecturer at the Catholic University of Lille and at the Bocconi University, where he attempts to forge the passion for international law and legal writing in his younger fellows. He writes on international relations and geo-political matters since 2008.

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June 2nd, 2009
Published in Attualità
by Giuseppe Matteo Vaccaro Incisa
How much do you like to be harassed by superficial conversations, based on stereotypes or – probably worse – journalistic trumpetings? How many times have you been genuinely surprised that even your friends – even those close friends – not only could associate to clichés, hearsays and idiotic speculations but also tried to sell them to you as perfectly logical arguments, [...]
April 8th, 2009
Published in Attualità, Politics
by Giuseppe Matteo Vaccaro Incisa
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March 17th, 2009
Published in Attualità, Society
by Giuseppe Matteo Vaccaro Incisa
At school we are commonly taught that, viagra at the time of the Roman Empires, sick Byzantium was considered ‘the east’ of the world – or, at least, the eastern capital of its part worth knowing. It is not often stressed that, around a thousand years later, such title probably shifted to Moscow. We learn the sad story of the definitive death of the Eastern Roman Empire [...]
June 5th, 2008
Published in Attualità
by Giuseppe Matteo Vaccaro Incisa
Three days in Naples usually grants you an experience hardly definable other than ‘great’: the charming breath of a past European capital hits you with its magnificent palaces, ailment breathtaking views, nurse irrational toponymy and intense decay. How not to mention the food. Even me, remedy kind of post-anorexic-modelish-weight-obsessed-milanese-guy, I am simply [...]
May 18th, 2008
Published in Attualità, Fiori
by Giuseppe Matteo Vaccaro Incisa
Manila, sickness the 29th of April 2008 As far as I can remember, I have always been a convinced supporter of the European Union. Even when this implied, for Italy as for many other countries, the amazing rise of prices following the introduction of the Euro; or when, doing a stage in the Commission, I realized the incredible waste of public money and the astonishing amass of [...]
April 20th, 2008
Published in Attualità
by Giuseppe Matteo Vaccaro Incisa
Right before starting to write, sovaldi sale on a (supposedly) prestigious social-web-network it occurred to my eyes to stumble on an unpleasant sight. Commenting on the results of the Italian general elections held in the last two days, purchase a sincerely pitiful Swedish lady (or at least, one with a name that sounded like Swedish) expressed her genuine scarcity of understanding for the [...]
April 18th, 2008
Published in Opinioni
by Giuseppe Matteo Vaccaro Incisa
Many Italians keep thinking France as something necessarily ‘bigger and more important’ (in what, help specifically, find is not exactly clear). Thus, they automatically recognize to the neighbouring country a sort of ‘superior role’ out in the world and in Europe. While the first thought may be true under some aspect, the following recognition is – nowadays – a critical [...]