Manuele Citi

Presentation

I am a political scientist with a specialization in the European Union: I study its institutions, politics and policies. Much of my work, however, relates to a few broader branches of the literature, among which: the political economy of institutions, the political economy of market integration, public budgeting and redistributive politics. I work predominantly with quantitative methods, and more recently I started to work with experimental and computational social science methods.

Primary research areas

• European Union: institutions, politics and policies
• Political economy of institutions
• Political economy of market integration and regulation
• Public budgeting and redistributive politics

Administrative tasks

• PhD Coordinator of the EGB Department
• Chair of the MOS PhD Cluster
• Member of CBS’ Steering Committee on research data management

Selected publications

• Citi, Manuele and Mogens K. Justesen (2020). Redistribution in a Political Union: The case of the EU. European Journal of Political Research, Vol. 59.

• Rasmus T. Pedersen Jens Olav Dahlgaard and Manuele Citi (2019). Voter Reactions to Candidate Background Characteristics Depend on Candidate Policy Positions, Electoral Studies, Vol. 61.

• Citi, Manuele and Mogens K. Justesen (2016). Institutional Constraints, Legislative Activism, and Policy Change: The Case of the European Union. European Journal of Political Research, Vol 55, Issue 3, pp. 609-625.

• Citi, Manuele (2015). European Union budget politics: Explaining stability and change in spending allocations. European Union Politics, Vol. 16, Issue 2, pp. 262–280.

• Citi, Manuele and Mogens K. Justesen (2014). Measuring and Explaining Regulatory Reform in the EU: A Time Series Analysis of Regulatory Dynamics in 8 Sectors (1984-2012). European Journal of Political Research.

• Citi, Manuele (2014). Revisiting Creeping Competences in the EU: The Case of Security R&D Policy, Journal of European Integration. Volume 36, Issue 2, pp. 135-151.

• Citi, M. (2013). EU budgetary dynamics: incremental or punctuated equilibrium? Journal of European Public Policy. Volume 20, Issue 8 pp. 1157-1173.