Postdoctoral researcher in economics, his research is at the crossroads of development economics, international economics and political economy. Adopting policy-oriented approach, where the objective is to maintain and widen the development policy space, he examines the effects of the international economic governance on the autonomy of economic policies seeking to promote the national productive capacities. Adopting a comparative perspective, he analyses the effects of the emerging countries on the global economic governance, whether they constitute a factor of consolidation of the “neoliberal order” or a factor of its revision and if so, in what directions and with what effects on the development policy space.