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Giovanna De Maio

Giovanna De Maio

Visiting Scholar, Europe Program

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Giovanna De Maio

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Giovanna De Maio is a visiting scholar in the Europe Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Her research focuses on European security and the future of the transatlantic alliance. Prior to joining Carnegie, Giovanna worked as advisor on U.S. and transatlantic relations in the Policy Planning Unit of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where she provided strategic foresight and policy recommendations on the implications of U.S. domestic and foreign policy on France and Europe. 

Giovanna also held fellow positions at the George Washington University (2020-2021), The Brookings Institutions (2018-2020) in Washington DC, the French Institute of International Affairs in Paris and the German Marshall Fund of the United States (2017-2018) in DC, where she focused on European affairs and transatlantic relations, as well as on Russia-Europe relations. 

Giovanna teaches U.S. foreign policy at the Paris School of International Affairs (SciencesPo), and she holds a doctoral degree in international studies from the University of Naples L’Orientale. She is a member of the alumni network of the Hoover Institution International Seminar (2023 cohort). 

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  • Europe

Areas of Expertise

EuropeForeign PolicySecurityUnited StatesDefenseDemocracyEUNATOFrance

Education

PhD, University of Naples l’Orientale; MA, University of Naples l’Orientale; BA, University of Naples l’Orientale;

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