Publications

MONOGRAPHS

Guidi M. and Poletti A. (2024), Politiche dell’Economia Globale, Milano: Mondadori Educational.
Hanegraaff M. and Poletti A. (2022), The Broken Promise of Global Adovacy: Inequality in Global Interest Representation, London: Routledge.
Poletti A. (2022), Anti-Globalismo: le Radici Politiche ed Economiche, Bologna: Il Mulino.
Poletti A and Sicurelli D. (2018), The Political Economy of Normative Trade Power Europe: Negotiating Trade Deals with Developing Countries, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
Poletti A. and De Bièvre D. (2016), Judicial Politics and International Cooperation: From Disputes to Deal-Making at the World Trade Organization, Colchester: European Consortium for Political Research Press.
Poletti A. (2012) The European Union and Multilateral Trade Governance: the Politics of the Doha Round, London: Routledge.

EDITED VOLUMES/SPECIAL ISSUES

Eckhardt J. and Poletti A. (2018), New Perpsective on Global Value Chains: Bringing Institutions Back In, Special Issue of Global Policy.
Raudino S. and Poletti A. (2018) (eds.), Global Economic Governance and Human Development, London: Routledge
De Bièvre D. and Poletti A. (2015) (ed.), Judicial Politics in International Trade Relations, Special issue of the World Trade Review, 14(Supplement 1): 1-121.

ARTICLES

Invernizzi, A, Yildirim, A. B. and Poletti, A. (2025), ‘Differentiated protectionism in the European Union: The role of superstar exporters and fiscal capacity‘, European Union Politics, Onlinefirst.
Baccini, L., Guidi, M., and Poletti, A. (2025), ‘Embedded liberalism, economic nationalism, or Welfare Chauvinism? Experimental evidence on policy preferences in tough times‘. Journal of European Public Policy, 1–26.
Calcara A. and Poletti A. (2023) ‘Varieties of Anti-Globalism: the Italian Government’s Evolving Stance of the EU’s Investment Screening Mechanism’, Politics and Governance, 11(4): 1-11.
Hanegraaff M., Poletti A., and Aizenberg E. (2023), ‘Economic Globalization and the Fracturing of Business Interest Representation in the European Union’, Business and Politics, 1-17. doi:10.1017/bap.2023.15
Hanegraaff M., Poletti A. and Van Ommeren E. (2023), ‘Firm and Trade Policy Lobbying in the European Union’, Journal of Common Market Studies (accepted for publication on 20 June
Poletti A. (2023) ‘Europe’s Fragile Unity’, Survival, 65(1): 71-80.
Poletti A, Zambernardi L. e De Bièvre D. (2023) ‘Time for a New Atlanticism: the EU-China Comprehensive Agreement on Investment and the International Order’, The International Spectator, 58(1): 23-37.
Baccini L., Guidi M., Poletti A. e Yildirim A. (2022) ‘Trade Liberalization and Labor Market Institutions’, International Organization, 76(1): 70-104.
Poletti A. E Sicurelli D. (2022) , The Political Economy of the EU Approach to the Rohingya Crisis in Myanmar, Politics and Governance, 10(1): 47-57.
Poletti A. and Zambernardi L. (2021) ‘Declining Hegemony and the Sources of Trump’s Disengagement from Multilateral Trade Governance: the Interaction Between Domestic Politics and the International Political Economy’, International Politics. DOI: 10.1057/s41311-021-00346-9.
Van Ommeren E., Poletti A. and De Bièvre D. (2021) ‘The European Union and the political-economy of enforcing multilateral trade rules’, European Union Politics, 22(3): 377-400
Hanegraaff M. and Poletti A. (2021) ‘The Rise of Corporate Lobbying in the European Union: an Agenda for Future Research’, Journal of Common Market Studies, 59(4): 839-855.
Hanegraaff M. and Poletti A. (2021) , ‘It’s Economic Size Stupid! How Global Advocacy Mirrors State Power’, Regulation & Governance, 15(4): 1326-1349.
Poletti A., Sicurelli D. and Yildirim A. (2020) ‘Promoting sustainable development through trade: EU trade agreements and global value chains’, Italian Political Science Review, 1-16, DOI: 10.1017/ipo.2020.33
De Bièvre D. and Poletti A. (2020) ‘Towards Explaining Varying Degrees of Politicization of EU Trade Agreement Negotiations’, Politics and Governance, 8(1): 243-253.
Dür A., Eckhardt J. and Poletti A. (2020) ‘Global Value Chains, the Anti-Globalization Backlash and EU Trade Policy: A Research Agenda’, Journal of European Public Policy, 27(6): 944-956.
Hanegraaff M. and Poletti A. (2019), ‘Public Opinion and Interest Groups’ Concerns for Organizational Survival’, European Political Science Review, 11(2): 125-143.
Yildirim A., Poletti A., Chatagnier T. and De Bièvre D. (2018), ‘The Globalization of Production and the Politics of Dispute Initiation at the World Trade Organization’, Global Policy, 9(S2): 38-48.
Eckhardt J. and Poletti A. (2018), ‘Introduction: Bringing Institutions Back In the Study of Global Value Chains, Global Policy. 9(S2): 5-11.
Yildirim A., Chatagnier T., Poletti A, and De Bièvre D. (2018) ‘The Internationalization of Production and the Politics of Compliance in WTO Disputes’, The Review of International Organizations, 13(1): 49-75.
Hanegraaff, M. and Poletti A. (2018) ‘The Stakeholder Model Paradox: How the Globalization of Politics Fuels Domestic Advocacy’, Review of International Studies, 44(2): 367-391.
De Bièvre D., Espa I. and Poletti A. (2017), ‘No Iceberg in Sight: on the Absence of WTO Disputes Challenging Fossil Fuel Subsidies’, International Environmental Agreements, 17(3): 411-425.
Hanegraaff M., Poletti A., and Beyers J. (2017) ‘Explaining lobbying styles across the Atlantic: an empirical assessment of the cultural and institutional hypotheses’, Journal of Public Policy, 37(4): 459-486.
De Bièvre D. and Poletti A. (2017), ‘Why the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership is not (so) new, and why it is also not (so) bad’, Journal of European Public Policy, 24(10): 1506-1521.
Poletti A., De Bièvre D. and Hanegraaff M. (2016) ‘WTO judicial politics and European Union trade policy: business associations as vessels of special interests?’ British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 18(1): 196-215.
Eckhardt J. and Poletti A. (2016) ‘Trading with Asia: import-dependent firms and EU-Asia trade agreements’, Journal of European Public Policy, 3(10): 1543-1562.
Poletti A. and Sicurelli D. (2016) ‘The European Union, preferential trade agreements and the international regulation of sustainable biofuels’, Journal of Common Market Studies, 54(2): 249-265.
De Bièvre D, Poletti A. (2016), Hanegraaff M. and Beyers J. ‘International institutions and interest mobilization: the WTO and lobbying in EU and US trade policy’, Journal of World Trade, 50(2): 289-312.
De Bièvre D. and Poletti A. (2015) ‘Judicial politics in international trade relations: an introduction’, World Trade Review, 14(Supplement 1): 33-58.
Poletti A., Bièvre D. and Chatagnier T. (2015) ‘Cooperation in the shadow of WTO law: why litigate when you can negotiate’, World Trade Review, 14(Supplement1): 1-11.
De Bièvre D., Poletti A. and Thomann L. (2014) ‘To enforce or not to enforce? WTO judicialization, forum shopping and global regulatory harmonization’, Regulation & Governance, Vol.8 (3): 269-286.
Poletti A. and De Bièvre D. (2014) ‘Political mobilization, veto players and WTO litigation: explaining European Union responses in trade disputes’, Journal of European Public Policy, Vol.21(8): 1181-1198
Poletti, A. and De Bièvre D. (2014) ‘Juridische kwetsbaarheid en onderhandelingen in de Wereldhandelsorganisatie WTO’, Res Publica, Tijdschrift voor Politieke Wetenschappen 56(2),:171-198.
Poletti A. And De Bièvre D. (2014) ‘On the effects of the design of international institutions: judicialization and cooperation in the WTO’, Italian Political Science Review, Vol.45 (1): 3-28.
Poletti A. and De Bièvre D. (2014), ‘The political science of European Union trade policy: a literature review and a research outlook’, Comparative European Politics, 12(1): 101-119.
Poletti A. (2013) ‘Making sense of multiple trade politics: explaining European Union strategies in the Doha round’, Italian Political Science Review, Vol. 43(1), pp. 97-124.
Poletti A. and Sicurelli D. (2012) ‘The EU as a promoter of environmental norms in the Doha round’, West European Politics, Vol. 35 (4): 911-932.
Poletti A. (2011) ‘WTO judicialization and preference convergence in EU trade policy: making the agent’s life easier’, Journal of European Public Policy, Vol.18 (3): 361-382.
Poletti A. (2010) ‘Drowning protection in the multilateral bath: WTO judicialization and European agriculture in the Doha round’, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, Vol.12 (4): 615-633.
Fioramonti L. and Poletti A. (2008) ‘Facing the Giant: Southern Perspectives on the European Union’ (with Fioramonti L.), Third World Quarterly, Vol.29 (1): 167-180.
Poletti A. (2008) ‘L’Unione Europea vista dalla Cina’, Imago Europae, Vol.2(3).
Poletti A. (2008) ‘L’Unione europea vista dal Brasile’, Imago Europae, Vol.2(1)
Poletti A. (2007) ‘The EU for Brazil: a Partner Towards a Fairer Globalization’, European Foreign Affairs Review, 12 (3): 271-285.
Peruzzi R., Poletti A. (2007) and Shangquan Z. ‘China’s Views of Europe’, European Foreign Affairs Review, 12 (3): 311-330.

BOOK CHAPTERS

Poletti A. (2025), ‘Trade‘, in Lucarelli S. and Sperling J. (eds.), Handbook of European Union Governance, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.
Hanegraaff M. and Poletti A. (2024), ‘Who profits most from global advocacy?’, in Coen D. and Katsaitis A. (eds.), Handbook on Lobbying and Public Policy, Edward Elgar.
Chatagnier, T., Poletti, A. e Yildirim, A. (2022), ‘The strategic calculus of WTO dispute initiation: evidence from the United States’ in Z. Ka, W. Liang (eds.), Research Handbook on Trade Wars, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.
Raudino S. and Poletti A. (2018) ‘Introduction’, in Raudino S. and Poletti A. (eds.), Global Economic Governance and Human Development, London: Routledge.
Hanegraaff M. and Poletti A. (2018) ‘Wealth and the democratization of global economic governance’, in Raudino S. and Poletti A. (eds.), Global Economic Governance and Human Development, London: Routledge.
Poletti A. (2018) ‘L’ordine economico liberale: Trump e il sistema aperto, tra globalizzazione e protezionismo’, in Quarenghi A. (ed.), Trump e l’ordine internazionale. Continuità e discontinuità nella politica estera statunitense del XXI secolo, Milano: Egea.
Poletti A. (2017) ‘Containment through trade: explaining the US support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership’, in Clementi M., Pisciotta B. and Dian M. (eds.), US Foreign Policy in a Challenging World – Building Order on Shifting Foundations, Springer International Publishing.
De Bièvre D. (2017), Yildirim A. and Poletti A., ‘About the melting of icebergs: discovering the political-economic determinants of dispute initiation and resolution in the WTO’, in Elsig M., Hoekman B. and Pauwelyn J (eds.), Assessing the World Trade Organisation: Fit for Purpose?, Cambridge University Press.
Hanegraaff M. and Poletti A. (2017), ‘The space for civil society in the global governance of trade and environment: The cases of WTO and UN Climate Summits’, in Marchetti R. and Cerny P. (eds.), Partnerships in International Policy Making: Civil Society and Public Institutions in European and Global Affairs, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
Poletti A. (2017), ‘Robert Keohane: the Promises of Cooperation, in Andreatta F. (ed.), Classics in International Relations, Bologna: Il Mulino
De Bièvre D. and Poletti A. (2014) ‘The EU in trade policy: From regime shaper to status quo power’, in: Falkner, Gerda and Müller, Patrick (eds.), EU Policies in a Global Perspective: Shaping or taking international regimes? London and New York: Routledge.
Poletti A. (2013) ‘L’Organizzazione Mondiale del Commercio e la proprietà intellettuale’, in Belloni R., Moschella M. and Sicurelli D. (eds.), Le organizzazioni internazionali: struttura, funzioni, impatto, Bologna: Il Mulino
Poletti A. (2013) ‘L’Organizzazione Mondiale del Commercio: sfide a prospettive tra legalizzazione e regionalismo’, in Zambernardi L. (ed.) La politica internazionale in transizione, Bologna: Il Mulino.
Poletti A. (2011) ‘WTO judicialization and preference convergence in EU trade policy: making the agent’s life easier’, in Dür A. and Elsig M. (eds.), The European Union’s foreign economic policies: a principal-agent perspective, London: Routledge.
Morini M. (2009), Peruzzi R. and Poletti A. ‘The EU and other great powers: perspectives from Russia and China’, in Lucarelli S. and Fioramonti L. (eds.), External perceptions of the European Union as a global actor: have you heard of the EU?, London: Routledge