Emanuele Citera
Emanuele Citera
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I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at Bard College, where I teach Financial Economics courses. I received a Ph.D. and M.Phil. in Economics from the New School for Social Research, an M.A. in Economics and Complexity from Collegio Carlo Alberto, and an M.Sc. and B.Sc. in Business Economics from the University of Bologna.
I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at Bard College, where I teach Financial Economics courses. I received a Ph.D. and M.Phil. in Economics from the New School for Social Research, an M.A. in Economics and Complexity from Collegio Carlo Alberto, and an M.Sc. and B.Sc. in Business Economics from the University of Bologna.
My primary field of research is Financial Economics, where I focus on the stochastic structure of financial markets and investors’ behavior. Other areas of interest include Monetary Economics, Complexity Economics, and the History of Economics.
My primary field of research is Financial Economics, where I focus on the stochastic structure of financial markets and investors’ behavior. Other areas of interest include Monetary Economics, Complexity Economics, and the History of Economics.
My work has been published in various academic journals, including Annals of Operations Research, Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, the Review of Political Economy, and the Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi.
My work has been published in various academic journals, including Annals of Operations Research, Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, the Review of Political Economy, and the Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi.
Besides academia, I have been into music for over twenty years, playing guitar in rock/blues bands, acoustic sets, and jazz ensembles. In 2021, I released an instrumental song, 10 Years (Simply Me), available here.
Besides academia, I have been into music for over twenty years, playing guitar in rock/blues bands, acoustic sets, and jazz ensembles. In 2021, I released an instrumental song, 10 Years (Simply Me), available here.
Our new working paper Speculation or Fundamentals? European Natural Gas Price Swings Post 2020, coauthored with Veronika Dolar, is available on the Levy Economics Institute working paper series.
We investigate the role of speculation in the European natural gas market over the period 2020–2024, during the European energy crisis. We find that speculation accounts for only a modest fraction of observed price movements in all periods, with market fundamentals, in particular supply disruptions and policy driven storage dynamics, remaining the dominant drivers throughout.
My interview with Faculti on ECB Governance, Financial Stability, and the Future of Eurozone Crisis Management is now available.
In it, I examine the ECB's dual mandate evolution, assessing governance reforms and crisis tools for financial stability, relevant for institutional training on Eurozone risk management and regulatory frameworks.
To learn more, check out our new book: Central Banking, Monetary Policy, and the European Central Bank: Coping with the Challenges
The book I co-edited with Lino Sau and Domenica Tropeano, Central Banking, Monetary Policy, and the European Central Bank: Coping with the Challenges, and published by Edward Elgar is now available.
This volume explores the pressing challenges confronting the European Central Bank (ECB) through a post-Keynesian perspective. With contributions from leading international scholars and practitioners, it offers fresh insights into the monetary and financial theories that shape the ECB’s policy choices today.
Check it out, circulate it among colleagues, and recommend it to your institutional library!
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