I am manager at Bonifacio VIII Institute, an International High School in Anagni, Frosinone Province. I teach Law and Business Studies there and I manage the Cambridge IGCSE exams, the department of foreign languages and the “alternative school work” program with the Eurodesk Agency and Goodwill Southwestern Pennsylvania. I experienced a multicultural and international reality thanks to my University experiences such as: Campus Abroad Program at Bocconi; scholarship to go to Strasbourg to study International Comparative Law; internship at UNIDROIT, and at last but not least the unique LLM in Rule of Law for Development at Loyola University of Chicago. I worked for a famous Italian law journal called Diritto Mercato e Tecnologia, in the same time I have been appointed as fellow of the Italian Academy of Internet Code where I publish my article on cyber-bullying in Italian Schools. I have been appointed from the director of the Journal as member of the Draft Committee. After all these experiences I decided to deepen my economics background but I wanted an International one, so looking at the program proposed by Tor Vergata University of Rome of Master in Development Economics and International Cooperation (MESCI), I fell in love for it. I hope to deepen the general commitment among economic policymakers and the importance of the international cooperation to development.