Media
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Digital trade, data protection and EU adequacy decisions
Working Paper on EU adequacy decisions published by EUI Robert Schuman Centre
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Open Strategic Autonomy: new tools for a geopolitical world
Oscar Guinea writes a chapter on the latest issue of "Información Comercial Española" published by the Spanish Ministry of Industry, Commerce, and Tourism.
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Exporting Distortions: Chinese Industrial Policy and the European Response
Oscar Guinea writes a chapter on China industrial policy and the European response on CIDOB's monography China's geoeconomic strategy and its implications for Europe
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Shifting into Digital Services: Does a Financial Crisis Matter and for Who?
ECIPE Working Paper now published in the World Trade Review
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Measuring the Impacts of the European Union’s Approach to Open Strategic Autonomy
Report for ECIPE prepared by Frontier Economics on the short and long term macro-economic impacts of new EU policies and regulations that change the conditions for cross-border economic exchangewith the EU.
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Strategic Partnership for a Secure and Digital Europe
In a new book by the Centre of European Perspective (CEP), scholars and policymakers in Europe chart a new course for strategic transatlantic cooperation on digital policy. For the two partners to succeed in an increasingly competitive environment in digital geopolitics and the digital economy, deeper cooperation is needed - and cooperation needs to go substantially beyond the Transatlantic Trade and Technology Council. In a world shorn of leadership, argues Fredrik Erixon in a chapter, the EU and the US should take new policy initiatives to open markets among democratic market economies and work out common rules for new digital policies.
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After Madrid: NATO, aspirants and enhanced opportunity partners
Publication compares the 2010 and 2022 NATO Strategic concepts for provisions raised by the partners in general, with a specific emphasis on aspirants and enhanced opportunity partners – Australia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Jordan, Finland, Sweden, and Ukraine.
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The Kremlin Playbook 3: Keeping the Faith; Georgia – “Brothers” in Faith
Study shows how the Orthodoxy and Russian Orthodox Church have become instruments of Russia's malign influence efforts in Europe.
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Toward Deeper Cooperation on EU-US Digital Trade
Jan A. Micallef's paper for Bertelsmann Foundation in Washington
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Digital Market Act: Competition, Private Property, Innovation and the Interests of the Users
In a joint study with the Lithuanian Free Market Institute, Matthias Bauer analyses the consequences of the Digital Markets Act.
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Achtung Europa!
Fredrik Erixon on the perils of strategic autonomy, technological sovereignty and economic independence in a policy brief for the Stockholm Free World Forum
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The DMA, the DSA and the new AI regulation: Mapping the economic consequences of new digital regulations in Central and Eastern Europe
Oscar Guinea co-authors a study exploring the impacts of the EU DMA, DSA, and AI regulation in Central and Eastern Europe