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| − | '''Fabrizio Luciolli''' is an Italian academic exposed as head of the [[Institute's Italian chapter]] | + | '''Fabrizio Luciolli''' is an Italian academic exposed as head of the [[Institute for Statecraft's Italian chapter]]. |
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|text=Director of the [[Institute's Italian chapter]]. As an Italian academic and President of the [[Atlantic Treaty Association]], Fabrizio has an unrivalled network of trusted contacts in the Western Balkans as well as strong links to [[NATO]] and [[EU]] networks to ensure that the programme is alerted to any emerging local or institutional risks and opportunities. | |text=Director of the [[Institute's Italian chapter]]. As an Italian academic and President of the [[Atlantic Treaty Association]], Fabrizio has an unrivalled network of trusted contacts in the Western Balkans as well as strong links to [[NATO]] and [[EU]] networks to ensure that the programme is alerted to any emerging local or institutional risks and opportunities. | ||
|constitutes=Integrity Initiative/Hypocrisy | |constitutes=Integrity Initiative/Hypocrisy | ||
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| + | ==Career== | ||
| + | In 2014 Fabrizio Luciolli, then [[President of the Italian Atlantic Committee]], was made [[President of the Atlantic Treaty Association]] 2015-17,<ref>http://www.comitatoatlantico.it/COMIT/documenti/luciolli-appointed-as-new-ata-president/</ref>. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Director of the Institute for Statecraft's Italian cluster, President of the Atlantic Treaty Association
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Fabrizio Luciolli is an Italian academic exposed as head of the Institute for Statecraft's Italian chapter.
“Director of the Institute's Italian chapter. As an Italian academic and President of the Atlantic Treaty Association, Fabrizio has an unrivalled network of trusted contacts in the Western Balkans as well as strong links to NATO and EU networks to ensure that the programme is alerted to any emerging local or institutional risks and opportunities.”
Euan Grant [1]
Career
In 2014 Fabrizio Luciolli, then President of the Italian Atlantic Committee, was made President of the Atlantic Treaty Association 2015-17,[2].
Documents by Fabrizio Luciolli
| Title | Document type | Publication date | Subject(s) | Description |
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| Document:Invoice Integrity Initiative Italy | invoice | 13 December 2018 | Atlantic Treaty Association Integrity Initiative/Cluster/Italy | Invoice from the Italian Atlantic Treaty Association for the inaugural event of the Italian cell ('cluster') of the UK deep state faction, the Integrity Initiative, plus for a report on Russian influence in Italian elections. The inaugural event presumably took place in London. |
| Document:Russia and the Italian Elections | report | 25 June 2018 | Italy | "For internal use only". Analysis of Italian election meddling - where some political parties apparently are trying to influence public opinion: "In Italy, appears evident that the promotion of a strategy to spread disinformation and to influence the Italian political opinions, has been limited and came much more from national populist parties, rather than from Russia or whatsoever foreign country." |
| Document:Skripal Case Italy | report | 25 June 2018 | Italy Sergei Skripal | Conclusion: "To counter this Italian trend it’s important to properly address the key political leaders, their new populist parties, and key editorialists, by an effective, discrete and articulated information campaign and narrative and not to be exclusively focused on trolls and fake news." |
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