Media
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Forget trade wars — the future isn’t about physical goods, but data, ideas and services
Erik van der Marel analyses how globalisation is evolving, driven by intangible flows like data and ideas, benefiting the US economy despite trade wars and populism, and requiring adaptive policies via The Hill.
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The Role of an Employment Lawyer in Negotiating Settlement Agreements
ECIPE study, "The Impact of Increased Mass Litigation in the UK" referenced in the Baltic Times.
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Lack of wireless network operator consolidation & EU over-regulation weakened mobile network infrastructure investments
ECIPE study, "Strengthening the Supply-Side Innovation in EU Telecommunications", referenced in IEEE ComSoc Technology Blog.
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Lines on a Map Are Now Lines of Power and Contestation | Budapest Global Dialogue 2025
Matthias Bauer joins a high-level panel exploring how resurging borders reshape globalisation by the Observer Research Foundation, with a focus on EU digital sovereignty and economic fragmentation.
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EU is ‘blocking Britain’s bid to join Mediterranean trade zone’ despite Keir Starmer’s ‘reset’ with Brussels
David Henig warns the UK's PEM hopes risk stalling, as EU disunity on the reset means even simple trade fixes could be delayed without strong UK diplomacy via the Daily Mail.
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Make 2026 the year of certainty: How UK SMEs can avoid litigation pitfalls
ECIPE study, "The Impact of Increased Mass Litigation in the UK", highlighted on HM3 Legal's Webpage.
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Product Liability & Mass Tort Monitor: June 2025
ECIPE study, "The Impact of Increased Mass Litigation in the UK" highlighted in McGuire Woods Tort Monitor.
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Perspectives: Settling for WTO survival
David Henig writes his column for Borderlex on the unlikely WTO reform until political conditions are more favourable.
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Interview with Johan Norberg
Johan Norberg guests on the Econ Thoughts SPE Podcast from the Society of Professional Economists to discuss the cyclical nature of globalisation.
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Turkish Multidimensional Strategy; Israel/Palestine in Specific
Dyuti Pandya's blog "IMEC: The Road That Should Not Be Taken,” cited in a research report by the Vienna International Institute for Middle East Studies.
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Towards A New Affirmative Agenda: Transatlantic Export Controls and Technology Cooperation
ECIPE study, "Openness as Strength: The Win-Win in EU-US Digital Services Trade", referenced in the International Centre for Defence and Security Commentary.
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Expectations and reality of IMEC from a European perspective
Dyuti Pandya comments for Japan External Trade Organization's regional report on Expectations and reality of IMEC from a European perspective