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Andrea Vicini obtained a PhD in Economics from the Swiss Management Center University (SMCU) in 2015, developing a research project on technology, innovation and employment, and has previously received a degree in Political Science from Sapienza University of Rome. He contributed to research projects concerned with analysing the dual technology and geopolitical strategy of the conversion of military industry at the Center of Study on International Policy in Rome, and at the same time served as an Assistant Professor at the Sapienza University of Rome for three years. Andrea is currently a manager in an industrial company; he developed relevant professional experience working for international and domestic companies in internal auditing, the compliance sector, risk management and finance control, and obtained an appropriate professional certification in Control Risk Self-Assessment (CRSA). He is chartered as a Master in Business Administration, as recognised by the Association of Italian Masters in Business Administration (AIMBA), and is a member of professional organisations concerned with the study of economic and policy questions, such as the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), the Italian Association of Internal Auditors (AIIA), and the Federmanager, a professional association finalised to develop the managerial skills. He is member of the International Institute of Global Economy (IIGE) and member of Editorial Board of Global Economy Review. Andrea is associate partner of the Pulsar Development International (PDI) a specialised business development advisory firm focussing on projects in Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle-East, and Americas. He is author of the essay Technological Innovation and the Effect of the Employment on the EU Countries. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, London 2016, and member of the Editorial Advisory Group of the Cambridge Scholars Publishing.