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CURRICULUM VITAE

David Natali

Personal Information

DAVID NATALI

Nationality: Italian

Date of Birth: 02/08/1970

PLACE OF BIRTH: LUCCA (LU)

OFFICE

S. Anna School of Advanced Studies

Piazza dei Martiri, 1

47121 Pisa

david.natali@sssup.it

PERSONAL ADDRESS

VIA LAME, 39

40122 BOLOGNA

TEL. 0039-3397409640

ACTUAL POSITION

2016 to date, Professor in EU and Comparative Politics at the S. Anna School of Advanced Studies

of Pisa.

2014 to date, Teaching Professor at the Scuola Normale Superiore (SNS) of Pisa, PHD Course in

Political Science and Sociology.

WORK EXPERIENCES

2010 – 2016 Associate Professor at the University of Bologna, School of Political Science in

Forli', Department of Political and Social Sciences.

2013 -2016 Senior researcher at the European Social Observatory (OSE), Brussels.

2010 – 2013 Research Director of the European Social Observatory (OSE), Brussels.

2006 – 2010 Lecturer at the R. Ruffilli Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Bologna in

Forlì.

2004 - 2006 Senior researcher at the European Social Observatory (OSE), Brussels.

2002 - 2004 Assistant researcher at the SPS Department, European University Institute (EUI) of

Florence, academic years 2002-2003 and 2003-2004 through the research project ‘Globalisation,

welfare reform and social pacts in Western Europe’ coordinated by Prof. M. Rhodes.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

2002 PHD in Political and Social Sciences at the European University Institute of

Florence, Title: ‘La ridefinizione del welfare state contemporaneo: la riforma delle

pensioni in Francia e in Italia’, Supervisor: Prof. Y. Mény; Co-Supervisor: Prof. M.

Rhodes.

1997 MA degree in Political Sciences at the “C. Alfieri” Faculty, University of Florence,

110/110, cum laude. Title: ‘Regimi politici, coalizioni di governo e welfare state: il

caso italiano dall’unità ad oggi’, Supervisor: Prof. L. Mattina.

AFFILIATIONS

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September 2014 - to date, Chair of the national Board of ESPAnet Italia (Italian section of the

European network of social policy analysis).

November 2008 – to date Member of the national Board of ESPAnet Italia (Italian section of the

European network of social policy analysis).

December 2008 – 2015, Member of the European Board of ESPAnet (European network of social

policy analysis).

June 2011- June 2014, Member of the Council for European Studies (CES).

May 2007– June 2010, Member of the European Union Studies Association (EUSA).

January 2005 – 2010, Member of the Research Committee on Poverty, Social Welfare and Social

Policy (RC19) of the International Sociological Association (ISA).

September 2004 – March 2006, Member of the reflexion group "Is the Lisbon strategy the right

answer? The European social model and globalization: between convergence and diversity.",

coordinated by Prof. Mario Telo', Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), and Prof. Janine Goetschy,

IEE-ULB & CNRS-Paris. The group was supported by EUNRAGG-Institute of Sociology ULB and

financed by the Network of Excellence GARNET on "Global governance", 6th Framework

programme - FP6 of the European Commission (2004-2009).

ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

2014 – to date, Member of the Council of the PHD Programme in Political Science and Sociology

at the Scuola Normale Superiore (SNS) of Pisa.

2013 – 2016, Member of the ‘EUPER- European Perspectives’ group coordinated by Prof. D.

Braga, University of Bologna, for fund raising and participation in EU projects.

2013 – 2016, Member of the Quality Assurance Commission of the MA Course on International

and Diplomatic Studies (LM SID) at the School of Political Sciences, University of Bologna in

Forlì.

2013 – 2016, Member of the Commission for Internships, at the School of Political Sciences,

University of Bologna in Forlì.

2010 – 2014, Member of the Working Party on Pension Markets, OECD, Organisation for

Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris.

2013 – to date, Senior Researcher at the European Social Observatory, Brussels, Belgium.

Journal Editorships

2015 - to date, Member of the Editorial Board of European Policy Analysis.

2014 – to date, Member of the Scientific Board of Politiche Sociali/Social Policies, Il Mulino.

2013 – to date, Member of the Editorial Board of the Italian Journal of Political Science/ Rivista

Italiana di Scienza Politica.

2008 – to date, Member of the Editorial Board of the Italian Journal of Public Policy/Rivista

Italiana di Politiche Pubbliche.

2009 – 13, Member of the Scientific Board of the Italian Journal of Social Policies/Rivista delle

Politiche Sociali.

Working paper series editorship

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2010 – 2013, editor of the OSE Working paper series, European social observatory (OSE) Brussels,

http://www.ose.be/EN/publications/ose_paper_series.htm

TEACHING ACTIVITY AND THESIS SUPERVISION

Academic year 2016/17

‘Transnational Global Governance’, Organisation and teaching together with Prof. Missiroli, MISS

MA Programme, S. Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa and University of Trento.

‘Public Policy Analsys’ (in Italian, 20 hours), Organisation and teaching, BA Programme, S. Anna

School of Advanced Studies, Pisa.

‘Comparative Analysis of Interest Groups Politics’, (in English 18 hours), Organisation and

teaching, BA Programme, S. Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa.

Academic year 2015/16

‘European Social and Economic Politics: A Policy Analysis Approach’ (in English, 40 hours),

Organisation and teaching together with prof. P. Graziano, PHD Programme in Political Science

and Sociology, at the Scuola Normale Superiore (SNS) in Pisa.

Academic year 2014/15

‘‘EU: The Politics of a New Polity’ (in English, 40 hours), Organisation and teaching together with

prof. M. Cotta, PHD Programme in Political Science and Sociology, at the Scuola Normale

Superiore (SNS) in Pisa.

Academic Years 2005/06; 2006/07; 2007/08; 2008/09; 2009/10; 2010/11; 2011/12; 2012/13;

2013/14; 2014/15; 2015/16

‘Public Policy Theory’ (in Italian, 55 hours), Organization and teaching, BA Course of International

Relations and Diplomatic Affairs, School of Political Science, in Forli, University of Bologna.

Academic Year 2013/14; 2014/15; 2015/16

‘Comparative Public Policy’, (in Italian, 40 hours), Organization and teaching, MA Course of

International Relations and Diplomatic Affairs, School of Political Science, in Forli, University of

Bologna.

Academic Years 2009/10; 2010/11; 2011/12; 2012/13

‘Pensions and Employment Policy in Europe' (in Italian, 40 hours), Organization and teaching, MA

Course of International Relations and Diplomatic Affairs, School of Political Science, in Forli,

University of Bologna.

Academic Year 2011/12

‘Theories of Policy Change', Organization and teaching (in English, 12 hours), PHD Programme at

the IMT – Institute for Advanced Studies, Lucca (Italia), with Prof. G. Capano, May-June 2012.

Lecture on ‘EU Socio-economic governance: Actors and Strategies’, (in French, 2 hours), MA

Programme at the Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL), in the Course on ‘European Union

Social Policy’ coordinated by Philippe Pochet, 19 April 2012.

Seminar on ‘Italy from one crisis to the other’ (2 hours in English), EUI PHD Programme in Social

and Political Sciences, hosted by Prof. Sven Steinmo, 21 March 2012.

‘L’Université de Bologne chez UDEM’, teaching cycle at the Université de Montréal, provided by

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Italian scholars from the University of Bologna in Forlì, School of Political Science, two courses for

8 hours (in English and French), on ‘Europe and Welfare Policies’. 8-15 September 2011.

Academic Years 2005/06; 2006/07; 2007/08; 2008/09

‘Employment Policy in the EU’ (in Italian, 24 hours), Organisation and teaching shared with Prof.

E. Gualmini Master in Management of Human Resources, Alma Graduate School Università di

Bologna.

‘The Italian Welfare State in Transition' (in English, 3 hours), Lecture for the Master in European

Studies, Johns-Hopkins University, Bologna, 2 November 2006.

Academic Years 2005/06; 2006/07

‘Employment Policy in the EU' (in Italian, 20 hours), Organization and teaching, MA Course of

Diplomatic and International Relations, R. Ruffilli Faculty of Political Sciences, Università degli

Studi di Bologna.

Thesis Supervision

Between 2006 and 2015 I have supervised 29 MA and BA thesis in three areas: comparative public

policy; the political economy of welfare states; European Integration.

ORGANISATION OF DOCTORALWORKSHOPS

2014 National Doctoral Workshop, ESPAnet (European Network of Social Policy Analysis),

Italian Section, ‘Present and Future of the Welfare Mix in Italy: Concepts, Analysis and

Research Persepctives’, coordinated together with Prof. Alessandro Martelli, School of

Political Sciences, University of Bologna in Forlì, 14-16 April.

2008 European Doctoral Workshop, ESPAnet (European Network for Social Policy Analysis),

‘The Politics of Recalibration’, coordinated together with Prof.ssa E. Gualmini, at the

Facoltà di Scienze Politiche ‘R. Ruffilli’, University of Bologna in Forlì, 5-7 June.

RESEARCH MANAGEMENT AND FUND RAISING

2014 – 2016, Coordinator of the project ‘Unemployment and Pensions Protection: The Changing

Role of Social Partners’, carried out by the European Social Observatory

(OSE), and financed by the European Commission, DG Employment,

Budgetary line ‘Industrial relations and Social dialogue’. Total funding:

486,000 euros.

2014 – 2015, Coordinator of the project ‘Fiscal Austerity and the Welfare State’, carried out by the

European Social Observatory, and financed by the European Trade Union

Institute, Total funding: 20,000 euros.

2014 – 2018, Coordinator of the experts (from 34 countries) for pensions policy within the ESPN

(European Social Policy Network), financed by the EU Commission, DG

Employment, carried out by CEPS/INSTEAD Luxembourg. Total Budget:

2,000,000 euros.

2013 – 2015, Coordinator of the project ‘Social Risks and Demands for Security. Theories, policies

and actors’, FARB Project, financed by the University of Bologna. Total

Funding: 25,000 euros.

2012 – 2013, Research Coordinator of the project ‘Providing welfare through social dialogue’,

carried out by the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC), and

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financed by the European Commission, DG Employment, Budgetary line

‘Industrial relations and Social dialogue’. Total funding: 254,000 euros.

2013 – 2013, Research Coordinator for the project, ‘Sustainable and Qualitative Growth’, carried

out by the European Social Observatory (OSE) and financed by the Centre for

European Studies (CES). Total funding: 20,000 euros.

2012 – 2013, Senior researcher for the project ‘European Year of Active Ageing’, for the Belgian

Government, Federal Public Service-Social Security. Total Funding: 34,000

euros.

2012 – 2013, Research Coordinator of the project ‘Taxation and pensions: Emerging issues at the

EU level’ research project carried out by EURELPRO and the European

Social Observatory (OSE). Total funding: 15,000 euros.

2010 – 2015, Research Coordinator of the project ‘Social developments in the EU’, annual

publication of the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI). Total funding:

30,000 euros per year.

2010 – 2011, Research Coordinator of the project ‘Scope of the Coordination in the pension field’,

carried out by the European Social Observatory (OSE) and financed by the

European Commission, DG Employment. Total Funding: 45,000 euros.

2010 – 2011, Research Coordinator of the project ‘New Pension Mix in Europe’ carried out by the

European Social Observatory (OSE) and financed by the European Trade

Union Institute (ETUI). Total funding: 35,000 euros.

2010, Research Coordinator of the project ‘The European Social dimension: Europe 2020’, for the

Belgian Presidency of the European Council. Total Funding: 45,000 euros.

MEMBER OF EUROPEAN (FP6 and FP7) AND NATIONAL RESEARCH PROJECTS

2011 – 2014 ‘NEUJOBS’, coordinated by the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS),

Brussels – 7th Framework Programme.

2006 – 2011 ‘RECWOWE - Reconciling Work and Welfare’, Network of Excellence

(NoE), Coordinated by Sciences Po Paris and the University of Nantes – 6th

Framework Programme.

2005 – 2009 ‘INTUNE - Integrated and United’ project, coordinated by the University of

Siena , 6th Framework Programme.

2004 – 2008 ‘NEWGOV – New Modes of Governance’, coordinated by the European

University Institute of Florence and the Robert Schuman Centre – Florence,

6th Framework Programme.

2003 - 2004 ‘The Evolving Structure of Collective Bargaining. A Comparative Analysis

Based on National Reports in the Countries of the European Union”, Action

financed by the European Commission, carried out by the University of

Florence – Dipartimento Diritto Privato e Processuale.

2011 – 2014 Member of the PRIN (Programmi di Ricerca Scientifica di Rilevante

Interesse Nazionale) Project, ‘La costruzione della policy agenda in Italia: il

ruolo dei gruppi d’interesse/Agenda-setting in Italy: the role of interest

groups’, Coordinated by Prof. G. Capano (Università di Bologna).

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AWARDS, PRIZES AND RESEARCH ASSESSMENT

2014 National Scientific Qualification/Abilitazione scientifica nazionale, to the

function of Full Professor, sector 14/A2, Political Science, from 03/02/2014

to 02/02/2018.

2014 Harzing’s Publish or Perish Index, h-index: 16; i-10-index: 23 (at the

04/07/2015).

2013 Research Quality Assessment (VQR), for the period 2004-10, ANVUR

(Agenzia Nazionale di Valutazione del Sistema Universitario e della Ricerca),

top score 3 out of 3.

2011 Research leave at the European Social Observatory (OSE), Brussels,

1/11/2011 – 25/02/2012.

2009 SISP (Società italiana di Scienza Politica) Prize for young academics, the best

book of political science in 2007-08, for the book ‘Pensions in Europe,

European Pensions’, Brussels, PIE Peter Lang.

2002 Post-Doc Research Fellowship (1 year) financed by the Robert Schuman

Foundation, Paris, for the research project, “The Welfare State Reform and

Social Dialogue in Europe. The Analysis at the European and National Level”

directed by Prof. Renaud Dehousse, Centre for European Studies, Fondation

Nationale des Sciences Politiques – Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris.

LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

Monographs:

Lanzillo, M.L. and Natali, D. (2017), Governance of Fear and Security. Addressing Social Risks in

Europe, Brussels, PIE-Peter Lang, forthcoming.

Agostini, C., Lisi, V., Natali, D. and Sabato, S. (2016), Structural Reforms in the EU Countries,

Brussels, ETUI.

Natali, D. (2008): Pensions in Europe, European Pensions, Brussels, PIE-Peter Lang.

Natali, D. (2007): Vincitori e Perdenti. Come cambiano le pensioni in Italia e in Europa, Bologna,

Il Mulino.

Edited Volumes:

Natali, D. (eds.) (2017), The New Pension Mix in Europe, Brussels, PIE-Peter Lang.

Natali, D.; Pavolini, E., with Vanhercke, B. (eds.) (2017), Occupational Welfare Across Europe,

Brussels, ETUI.

Vanhercke, B.; Natali, D.; Bouget, D.; (eds.) (2017), Social Policy in the European Union. State of

Play 2016, Brussels, ETUI/OSE.

Natali, D. ; Vanhercke, B. (eds.) (2015), Social Policy in the European Union. State of Play 2015,

Brussels, ETUI/OSE.

Natali, D. (eds.) (2014), Social Developments in the EU, 2013, Brussels, ETUI/OSE.

Natali, D. ; Vanhercke, B. (eds.) (2013), Social Developments in the EU, 2012, Brussels,

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ETUI/OSE.

Bonoli, G.; Natali, D. (eds.) (2012), The Politics of the New Welfare State, Oxford, Oxford

University Press.

Natali, D.; Vanhercke, B. (eds.) (2012), Social developments in the EU, 2011, Brussels, ETUI/OSE.

Degryse, C.; Natali, D. (eds.) (2011), Social developments in the EU, 2010, Brussels, ETUI/OSE.

Marlier, E.; Natali, D. (eds.) with R. Van dam (2010), Europe 2020: Towards a more social EU?,

Brussels, PIE Peter Lang.

Pochet, P., Keune, P. ; Natali, D. (eds.) (2010), After the Euro and Enlargement: social pacts in the

EU, Brussels, ETUI/OSE.

Edition of Special Issues and Symposia:

Natali, D.; Keune, M.; Pavolini, E. and Seeleib-Kaiser, M. (eds.) (2018), Occupational welfare in

Europe, Social Policy and Administration, forthcoming.

Natali, D. (eds.) (2013), The EU and the Crisis, Symposium for the Italian Journal of Public

Policy/Rivista Italiana delle Politiche Pubbliche, 2013/03.

Gualmini, E. and Natali, D. (eds.) (2008), La politica di ricalibratura del welfare state, Special issue,

for the Italian Journal of Public Policy/Rivista Italiana di Politiche Pubbliche, 2008/03.

Articles in Scientific Journals:

de La Porte, C.; Natali, D. (2018), ‘Social Investment in the EU: path-dependent or towards a

paradigm shift?’, Journal of European Public Policy, forthcoming

Natali, D.; Ghailani, D.; Sabato, S. (2018), The Risk of Financialisation and the complex

governance of Occupational Welfare, Social Policy and Administration, forthcoming.

Ascoli, U.; Natali, D.; Pavolini, E. (2018), Weak occupational welfare in Southern Europe: Italian

occupational pensions and health insurance compared, Social Policy and Administration,

forthcoming.

Natali, D. (2015), Pension Reform in Europe. What has happened in the wake of the crisis?, CESifo

DICE Report - Journal of Institutional Comparisons, 13:2, pp. 31-35; https://www.cesifo-

group.de/ifoHome/publications/journals/CESifo-DICE-Report/DICE-Forum/DICE-Forum-2-2015-

Pension.html

de la Porte, C.; Natali, D. (2014), Altered Europeanisation of Pension Reform in the Context of the

Great Recession: Denmark and Italy Compared, West European Politics, 4/37, pp. 732-749.

Natali, D.; Stamati, F. (2014), Reassessing Pensions in Southern Europe: Two decades of

reforms, South European Society and Politics, n. 14/3, pp. 309-330.

Natali, D. and Pritoni, A. (2014), Parties and interest groups in Italy: the case of pensions policy,

Contemporary Italian Politics, 6/3, pp. 249-260.

Natali, D. (2014), I gruppi di interesse nel settore pensionistico, Rivista Italiana di Politiche

Pubbliche, 3/14, pp. 345-376.

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Natali, D. (2013), The European Union and the Crisis: Key analytical questions to address, Italian

Journal of Public Policy/Rivista Italiana di Politiche Pubbliche, 2/13, pp. 163-172.

Amato, G., Meny, Y., Barbier, C., Natali, D. (2013), Muddling through the crisis. Contradictions in

the recent EU reforms, Italian Journal of Public Policy/Rivista Italiana di Politiche Pubbliche,

3/13.

Natali, D. (2013), Il modello sociale europeo è morto? Politiche sociali e relazioni industriali tra

austerità e integrazione europea, Rassegna Italiana di Sociologia, n. 2/2013, pp. 227-252.

Natali, D. (2013), Le fondamenta normative del welfare state: lo stato dell'arte e nuove prospettive

di ricerca. Un commento, Stato e Mercato, n. 1/2013, pp. 81-94.

Natali, D. (2012), Rapport de l’atelier ‘situation de bien etre des ainés’, Revue Belge de Sécurité

Sociale, 3/12, pp. 541-573.

Guardiancich, I.; Natali, D. (2012), The cross-border portability of supplementary pensions: lessons

from the European Union, Global Social Policy, 12/12, pp. 300-315.

Natali, D; Pochet, P. (2009), ‘The emergence and evolution of social pacts in the EMU Era: What

type of Institutionalization?’, European Journal of Industrial Relations, 15/2, pp. 147-166.

Natali, D. (2009), ‘The Open Method of Co-ordination on Pensions: Does it de-politicize pensions

policy?’, West European Politics, 32/4, pp. 810-828.

Natali, D. (2009), La stratégie de Lisbonne après une décennie: revue critique d’une littérature

pluridisciplinaire, La Revue de l’Ires, 60/1, pp. 109-136.

Natali, D. (2009), ‘The Lisbon Strategy a decade on: a critical review of a multi-disciplinary

literature’, Transfer, 15/1, pp. 111-137.

Natali, D.; de la Porte, C. (2009), La participation dans la stratégie de Lisbonne (et au de-là). Une

comparaison des MOC sur la stratégie européenne pour l'emploi et les retraites, La Revue de l’Ires,

60/1, pp. 65 – 86.

Natali, D.; de la Porte, C. (2009), ‘Participation through the Lisbon Strategy : comparing the

European Employment Strategy and pensions OMC’, Transfer, 15/1, pp. 71-91.

Baldi, B., Capano, G., Lizzi, R.; Natali, D. (2009), "Government" e "governance" per le politiche

locali e metropolitane, Amministrare, XXXIX, 2, pp. 299 – 348

Natali, D. (2009), La Strategia di Lisbona come fattore di modernizzazione del modello sociale

europeo: valutazioni, Rivista delle Politiche Sociali, 4/09, pp. 89 – 120.

Natali, D. (2008), ‘Le riforme pensionistiche: un’analisi storica dei giochi di solidarietà’, Rivista

delle Politiche Sociali, 4/08, pp. 139-172 .

de la Porte, C. Natali, D.; Pochet, P. (2008), Governance europea delle politiche sociali. Il

coinvolgimento dei partner sociali e l’influenza nazionale, Rivista delle Politiche Sociali, 4/08, pp.

9 – 35.

Gualmini, E.; Natali, D. (2008), Il cambiamento del welfare state in Europa, Rivista Italiana di

Politiche Pubbliche, 3, pp. 5 - 19

Natali, D.; Pochet, P. (2008), L'evoluzione dei patti sociali all'epoca della Moneta Unica, Rivista

Italiana di Politiche Pubbliche, n. 3, pp. 129 – 152.

Natali, D. (2006), “From Italy to Europe. A review of recent Italian literature on social policy”,

Journal of European Social Policy, N. 16/1, pp. 287-292.

Pochet, P.; Natali, D. (2005): ‘European Networks on Pensions: The Participation of Organised

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Interests in the EU Policy-making Process’, Revue Belge de Sécurité Sociale, No 2/5, pp.307-335.

Natali D. (2004): “Le Rôle des Syndicats dans l’Innovation des Systèmes de Retraite : Processus et

Contenu de Réforme dans Divers Pays de l’Union”, Revue Belge de Sécurité Sociale, No.4/04, pp.

857-881.

Natali D. (2004): “Europeanization, Policy Arenas, and Creative Opportunism: The Politics of

Welfare State Reforms in Italy”, Special Issue of Journal of European Public Policy ‘The

Europeanization of the Italian Political System’, Vol. 11, No 6, pp. 1077-1096;

Natali D. (2004): “The Hybridisation of Pension Systems within the Enlarged EU. Recent Reforms

in Old and New Members”, Revue Belge de Sécurité Sociale, No. 2/04, pp. 353-378.

Natali D.; Rhodes M. (2004): “Trade-offs and Veto-players: Reforming Pensions in France and

Italy”, French Politics, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 1-23.

Chapters in Edited Volumes:

Agostini, C.; Natali, D. (2017), Structural Reforms in Europe: A Comparative Overview, in S.

Theodoropoulou (eds.), Welfare states in the era of EU austerity: the case of labour market

policies, Bristol, Policy Press, forthcoming.

Natali, D; Pavolini, E. (2017), Occupational Welfare in Europe: an analytical and methodological

introduction, in Natali, D.; Pavolini, E., with Vanhercke, B. (eds.) (2017), Occupational Welfare in

Europe. Risks, Opportunities and Social Partners Involvement in Pensions and Unemployment

Protection, Brussels, ETUI.

Natali, D.; Pavolini, E. ; Vanhercke, B. (2017), Occupational Welfare in Europe: State of play,

Determinants and Policy Implications, in Natali, D.; Pavolini, E., with Vanhercke, B. (eds.)

(2017), Occupational Welfare in Europe. Risks, Opportunities and Social Partners Involvement in

Pensions and Unemployment Protection, Brussels, ETUI.

Natali, D. (2017), Introduction: The New Pension Mix in Europe: Reform trends, policy and

political challenges, open research questions, in Natali, D. (eds.) (2017), The New Pension Mix in

Europe, Brussels, PIE-Peter Lang.

Natali, D. (2017), Conclusion: The New Pension Mix in Europe: Inequality and two further

risks, in Natali, D. (eds.) (2017), The New Pension Mix in Europe, Brussels, PIE-Peter Lang.

Guardiancich, I.; Natali, D. (2017), The Changing EU 'Pension Programme :policy tools and ideas

in the shadow of the crisis', in Natali, D. (eds.) (2017), The New Pension Mix in Europe, Brussels,

PIE-Peter Lang.

Agostini, C.; Natali, D. (2016), Italian Welfare Reforms: A missed opportunity for a paradigmatic

change?, in K. Schubert, P. de Villota and J. Kuhlmann (eds.), Challenges to European Welfare

Systems, Berlin, Springer.

Natali, D. (2015), Changing Multi-level Governance: The Regained Centrality of National Policy-

makers in Recasting Pensions in Central Eastern Europe, in Capano, G., Howlett, M. Ramesh

(eds.), Varieties of Governance, London, Palgrave-MacMillan, pp. 151-168.

Natali, D. (2015), Two decades of pension reforms in Italy: shedding light on a series of mirror-

images, in Ascoli, U. and Pavolini E. (eds.), The Italian Welfare State in a European perspective,

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Bristol, Policy Press, pp. 49-69.

Agostini, D.; Natali, D; Sacchi, S. (2015), The Europeanisation of the Italian welfare state: channels

of influence and trends, in Ascoli, U. and Pavolini E. (eds.), The Italian Welfare State in a

European perspective, Bristol, Policy Press, pp. 259-282.

Natali, D. ; Vanhercke, B.; Riley, J. (2015), The EU and the social legacy of the crisis: piecemeal

adjustment or room for a paradigm shift?, in Natali, D. ; Vanhercke, B. (eds.), Social Policy in the

European Union. State of Play 2015, Brussels, ETUI/OSE, pp. 13-31.

Agostini, C. ; Natali, D. (2015), The EU’s ambivalent involvement in education and training

policies, in Natali, D. ; Vanhercke, B. (eds.) (2015), Social Policy in the European Union. State of

Play 2015, Brussels, ETUI/OSE, pp. 153-181.

Natali, D. (2015), Future prospects – The EU political dilemma, Europe’s democratic challenge

and the role of trade unions in solving these, in Natali, D. ; Vanhercke, B. (eds.) (2015), Social

Policy in the European Union. State of Play 2015, Brussels, ETUI/OSE, pp. 247-263.

Natali, D. (2014), A last chance to rescue Europe?, in Natali, D. (eds.), 'Social developments in the

EU, 2013', Brussels, ETUI/OSE, pp. 11-28.

Natali, D. (2014), Future Prospects. Facing the E(M)U Challenge, in Natali, D. (eds.), 'Social

developments in the EU, 2013', Brussels, ETUI/OSE, pp. 217-234.

Natali, D. (2013), Future prospects. Vademecum to address EU political and policy challenges, in

Natali, D. and Vanhercke, B. (eds.), 'Social developments in the EU, 2012', Brussels, ETUI/OSE,

pp. 245-263.

Natali, D.; Vanhercke, D.(2013), Forward. The EU and the ever changing crisis: what is the

political cost of Austerity?, in Natali, D. and Vanhercke, B. (eds.), 'Social developments in the EU,

2012', Brussels, ETUI/OSE, pp. 11-29.

Natali, D., Stamati, F. (2013), Le pensioni categoriali in Italia: legislazione e messa in opera del

nuovo sistema multi-pilastro, in Pavolini, E., Ascoli, U., Mirabile, M.L. (eds.), Tempi Moderni. Il

welfare nelle aziende in Italia, Bologna, Il Mulino, pp. 83-114.

Natali, D. (2012). EU coordination of pension policy: policy content and influence on national

reforms. In: Cantillon, B., Verschuren, H., Ploscar, P. (eds.), Social Inclusion and Social Protection

in the EU: Interactions between Law and Policy. p. 131-152, Cambridge: Intersentia.

Natali, D.; Vanhercke, B. (2012). Foreword - European paradox: is the EU running to stand still?.

In: Natali, D. and Vanhercke, B. (eds.), Social developments in the EU, 2011. p. 11-24, Brussels :

European Trade Union Institute.

Natali, D. (2012). Future prospects - Has the European Social Model really gone?. In: (eds.): Natali,

D., Vanhercke, B., Social developments in the EU, 2011. p. 237-249, Brussels: European Trade

Union Institute.

Amato, G., Meny, Y., Barbier, C.; Natali, D. (2012). Is the EU becoming more like the UN?

Paradoxes around EU institutional developments in 2011 and risks for future integration. In: Natali,

D. and Vanhercke, B. (eds.), Social developments in the EU, 2011. p. 25-54, Brussels: European

Trade Union Institute.

Natali, D. (2012). Lessons from UK: When Multi-Pillar Pension Systems Meet Flexible Labour

Markets. In: Hinrichs, K.; Jessoula, M. (eds.), Labour Market Flexibility and Pension Reforms. p.

125-154, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Bonoli, G.; Natali, D. (2012). Multidimensional Transformations in the Early 21st Century Welfare

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States. In: Bonoli, G.; Natali, D. (eds.), The Politics of the New Welfare State. p. 287-306,

OXFORD: Oxford University Press.

Bonoli, G.; Natali, D. (2012). The Politics of the 'New' Welfare States: Analysing Reforms in

Western Europe. In: Bonoli, G.; Natali, D. (eds.), The Politics of the New Welfare State. p. 3-17,

OXFORD: Oxford University Press.

Natali, D. (2011). Europe 2020: Is the EU Social Dimension Still Important?. In: Perspectives on

Europe. p. 52-58, Boston: Council for European Studies.

Degryse, C.; Natali, D. (2011). Foreword: A more socially just and sustainable recovery for the

European Union. In: Degryse, C.; Natali, D. (eds.), Social developments in the European Union

2010. p. 11-22, Brussels: ETUI-OSE.

Natali, D., Degryse, C. (2011). Future Prospects. In: Degryse, C.; Natali, D. (eds.), Social

developments in the European Union 2010. p. 205-212, Brussels: ETUI-OSE.

Natali, D. (2011). Le politiche pensionistiche. In Ascoli, U. (eds.), Il welfare state in Italia. p. 57-

77, BOLOGNA: Il Mulino.

Angelaki, M, Natali, D. (2011). Pension policy in Europe since the crisis: EU developments and

national reforms. In: Degryse, C.; Natali, D., Social Developments in the European Union 2010. p.

121-140, Brussels: ETUI-OSE.

Natali, D. (2011). The Pensions OMC: why did it emerge and how has it evolved?. In: Diedrichs,

U., Reiners, W., Wessels, W. (eds.), The Dynamics of Change in EU Governance. p. 80-102,

Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

Natali, D.; P. Pochet (2010). Introduction. The last wave of social pacts in Europe: Problems,

Actors and Institutions. In: Pochet, P.; Keune, M. and Natali, D. (eds.), After the Euro and

Enlargement: social pacts in the EU. p. 13-43, Brussels: ETUI-OSE.

Frazer, H., E. Marlier, D. Natali, R. Van dam, B. Vanhercke (2010). Introduction. Europe 2020:

Towards a more social EU?. In: Marlier, E., Natali, D., Van Dam, R. (eds.), Europe 2020: Towards

a more social EU?. p. 11-40, Brussels: PIE Peter Lang.

Natali, D. (2010). The Lisbon Strategy, Europe 2020 and the Crisis in between. In: Marlier E.,

Natali, D., Van Dam R. (eds.), Europe 2020: Towards a more social EU?. pp. 89-110, Brussels:

PIE-Peter Lang.

Natali, D, Pochet, P. (2010). The recent evolution of social dialogue in Cyprus and Malta: any

scope for social pacts?. In: Pochet, P.; Keune, M. and Natali, D. (eds.), After the Euro and

Enlargement: social pacts in the EU. pp. 281-316, Brussels: ETUI-OSE.

Natali, D. (2009), ‘Pension Reforms in Italy and US: Policy Change Through Political and

Institutionalized Policy ‘Gates’, in Capano, G.; Howlett, M. (eds.), European and North American

Experiences in Policy Change: Policy Drivers and Policy Dynamics, London, Routledge, pp. 151-

169.

De la Porte C.; Natali, D., Pochet, P. (2009), “Self-Governance in EU employment and social policy

through the Open Method of Co-ordination”, in Sørensen, E.; Triantafillou, P. (eds.), The Politics of

Self-Governance, London, Sage, pp. 187-210.

Natali, D. (2009), ‘The Italian Welfare State (still) in Transition: the progressive recalibration of

social programmes and greater flexibility of labour market policies’, in Schubert, K.; Hegelich, S.

and Bazant, U. (eds.), ‘European Welfare States : The Handbook’, London, Routledge, pp. 277-

293.

Natali, D. (2008), ‘Rekalibrierung von Sozialprogrammen und Flexibilisierung der

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Arbeitsmarktpolitik: Das italienische Wohlfahrtssystem”, in Schubert, K.; Hegelich, S. and Bazant,

U., (eds.), Europaische Wohlfahrtssysteme. Ein Handbuch, Wiesbaden, VS Verlag fur

Sozialwissenshaften, pp. 333-354.

Natali, D. (2008), ‘Le politiche sociali in Italia e in Europa: il contributo italiano all’analisi dello

stato sociale europeo’, in Borraccetti, M.; Laschi, L. and Lizzi, R. (eds.), ‘Gli Studi Europei nelle

Facoltà di Scienze Politiche. L’Integrazione Europea: i primi 50 anni dai Trattati di Roma’,

Bologna, Clueb, pp. 277-298.

Natali, D.; Rhodes, M. (2008): “The New Politics of Pension Reforms in Continental Europe”, in

Arza, C. and Kohli, M. (eds.) ‘The Political Economy of Pensions: Politics, Policy Models and

Outcomes in Europe’, London, Routledge, pp. 25-46.

Natali, D. (2006): ‘The Challenge of Ageing: The Green Paper on Demographic Change’, in

Pochet, P. and Degryse, C. (eds.) Social Developments in the European Union 2005, Brussels,

ETUI/OSE, pp. 187-210.

Natali D.; Rhodes M. (2005): “The Berlusconi Pension Reform and the Double Cleavage of

Distributive Politics in Italy”, in Guarnieri, C. and Newell, J.L. (eds.) Italian Politics. Quo vadis?,

New York-Oxford, Berghahn Books, pp. 172-189.

Natali D. (2005): “The European Union and Pensions: Recent Steps in ‘Hard’ Legislation and ‘Soft’

Co-ordination », in Pochet, P. and Degryse, C. (eds.) Social Developments in the European Union

2004, Brussels, ETUI/OSE, pp. 203-229.

Natali D.; de la Porte C. (2004): “OMC Pensions: What role for Europe in Co-ordinating the reform

of different pension systems? The cases of France and the Netherlands”, in European Trade Union

Yearbook 2003, in Jorgensen, H. and Monks, J. (eds.), Brussels, ETUI, pp. 255-282.

Working papers:

Natali, D. and Pavolini, E. (2014), Comparing (Voluntary) Occupational Welfare in the EU:

Evidence from an international research study , OSE Paper Series, Research Paper No.16,

November 2014, 39 pp.

Sabato, S.; Natali, D.; Barbier, C. (2014), A Model for Implementing Sustainable and Qualitative

Growth in the EU, Bruxelles, Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies, 2/6, pp. 1-76.

Natali, D. and Stamati, F. (2013), Reforming pensions in Europe: a comparative country analysis

8/2013, Bruxelles: ETUI working paper series, pp. 1-50, ISSN 1994-4454

Agostini, C. and Natali, D. (2013), The European governance of education: progresses and

challenges, Brussels: ETUI (European Trade Union Institute) policy brief, 2/2013, pp. 1-6, ISSN

2031-8782.

Natali, D. (2011). Pensions after the financial and economic crisis: a comparative analysis of recent

reforms in Europe. In: ETUI working paper. WP ETUI-REHS, pp. 1-32, Brussels: ETUI, ISSN:

1994-4454

Bonoli, G., Natali, D. (2011). The Politics of the New Welfare States in Western Europe. In: EUI

working paper RSCAS. EUI WORKING PAPERS, p. 1-19, Florence: EUI working paper RCSAS,

ISSN: 1028-3625

Guardiancich, I.; Natali, D. (2009). The EU and supplementary pensions, ETUI (European Trade

Union Institute) working paper series, 11/2009, pp. 1-28, ISSN 1994-4446.

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Natali, D. (2009), Public/Private Mix in pensions in Europe, ETUI (European Trade Union

Institute) working paper series, 10/2009, pp. 1-30, ISSN: 1994-4446.

Natali, D. (2006): “Le Pensioni nell’Europa a 25: il coordinamento delle strategie di riforma”,

working paper for URGE (Unità di Ricerca sulla Governance Europea), Moncalieri (TO) Italy,

n.02/06.

Natali D.; Rhodes M. (2004):“The New Politics of the Bismarckian Welfare State: Pension reforms

in Continental Europe”, EUI SPS Dept. Working Paper, 2004/10.

Natali D. (2003): “The role of Trade Unions in the Pension Reforms in France and in the 1990’s:

New Forms of Political Exchange ?”, EUI SPS Dept. Working Paper, 2003/3.

Forthcoming publications

Monograph:

Lanzillo, M.L. and Natali, D. (2016), The Governance of Fear and Risks in Europe, Brussels, PIE-

Peter Lang.

Edited volumes:

Natali, D. (eds.) (2016), The New Pension Mix in Europe, Brussels, PIE-Peter Lang.

Chapters in edited volumes:

Natali, D. (2016), The New Pension Mix: Reform Trends, Policy and Political Dynamics, Open

Research Questions, in D. Natali; M. Jepsen (eds.), The New Pension Mix in Europe, Brussels, PIE-

Peter Lang, forthcoming.

PARTICIPATION AT NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES

(a selection of)

2015 Organiser of the panel, ‘Pubblico e privato nella produzione di welfare: presente e future del

welfare mix’, together with Alessando Martelli, Annual ESPAnet Italia (European Network

of Social Policy Analysis – Italian section) Conference, Fisciano, 17-19 September.

2015 Organiser of the panel, ‘Occupational Welfare in Europe’, together with Emmanuele

Pavolini and Martin Seeleib-Kaiser – Annual ESPAnet (European Network of Social Policy

Analysis) Conference, Odense, 3-5 September.

2015 Organiser and Discussant of the round table ‘The European Union at a Crossroads: Political

Tensions, Economic Weakness, and the Integration Process in Danger’, together with

Maurizio Ferrera, Jan Zielonka, Caroline de la Porte and Vivien Schmidt, Council of

European Studies – Annual Conference, Paris, 7-10 July.

2015 Organiser of the panels ‘The Italian Welfare Capitalism and Its Enduring Crisis: Policy

Change and Stability and their Key Determinants’ and ‘The Italian Welfare Capitalism and

Its Enduring Crisis: Institutions, Interests, and Political Dynamics’, Council of European

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Studies – Annual Conference, Paris, 7-10 July.

2014 Chair (together with E. Pavolini) of the Panel ‘Occupational Welfare in Europe’, ESPAnet,

Annual Conference, Oslo, 4-6 September.

2014 Chair (together with F. Costamagna) of the Panel ‘Europa, governance socio-economica e la

crisi’, ESPAnet Italia, Annual conference, Turin, 18-20 September.

2013 Key note speaker, Plenary Session, ESPAnet Italia – Annual Conference, ‘The European

Social Model, European Integration and the Crisis: The Perfect Storm?’, Rende, 19-21

September.

2012 Chair of and Presentation at the Round Table ‘The Politics of the New Welfare State’,

Council for European Studies/Conference of Europeanists, Boston, 22-24 March.

2011 Presentation, ‘How can the EU’s Europe 2020 complement the social democratic vision of a

social investment strategy?’, Conference ‘Social Progress in the 21st Century’, organised by

Policy Network, London, 31 March-1 April.

2011 Annual Conference Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE), Presentation,

Guardiancich, I. and Natali, D., ‘The EU and supplementary pensions Instruments for

integration and the market for occupational pensions in Europe’, Madrid, 23-25 June.

2011 Presentation of the book edited by E. Marlier; D. Natali with R. Van dam ‘Europe 2020:

Towards a more social EU?’, Open session at the Final Conference RECWOWE

(Reconciling Work and Welfare), FP6 Programme, Network of Excellence, Brussels, 11

June.

2007 Presentation of the book, D. Natali ‘Vincitori e Perdenti? Come cambiano le pensioni in

Italia e in Europa’, at the European University Institute (EUI) of Florence, with Prof. P.

Onofri, Prof. G. Amato, Prof. Y. Mény, 15 June.

2006 Conference ‘European Pensions Policies’, presentation ‘Pension Reforms in Italy’, Wilton

Park, Wiston House, Sussex, 15-17 December.

LANGUAGES

Italian, Mother tongue

English, proficient user (C2)

French, proficient user (C2)

David Natali

University of Bologna in Forlì