Events

Upcoming IEP@BU Events

Sala Lettura EGEA, v.le Bligny 22, 20122 Milano
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Si può fermare il declino dell’Europa?

Una conversazione con Pier Carlo Padoan, intervistato da Silvia Merler.

Sala Lettura EGEA, v.le Bligny 22, Milano
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La diplomazia può fermare le guerre?

Una conversazione con Pasquale Terracciano, intervistato da Mariangela Pira.

Sala Lettura EGEA, v.le Bligny 22, Milano
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L’Unione europea può resistere senza gli USA?

Una conversazione con Marta Dassù, intervistata da Stefano Feltri

Sala Lettura EGEA, v.le Bligny 22, MIlano
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Le corti salveranno le democrazie?

Una conversazione con Marta Cartabia, intervistata da Stefano Feltri

Sala Lettura EGEA
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Lo spazio può rafforzare la sovranità europea?

Una conversazione con Simonetta Di Pippo, intervistata da Stefano Feltri

Past Events

Alberto Alesina Seminar Room (5.e4.sr04 )
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IEP@BU Annual Event - Reflecting on Dynamics of European Integration

Save the Date for the Academic Session of the 2025 IEP@BU Annual Event

Velodromo Building, room N04
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Workshop on  feasibility and desirability of a European Defense Union

The goal is to explore the feasibility and desirability of a European defense union, examining the forms it could take and how it compares to the politically simpler—yet likely ineffective—reinforcement of individual national armies.

Sala Lettura EGEA, v.le Bligny 22
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Come garantire la sicurezza in Europa?

Come può rispondere l’Ue alla doppia sfida di Russia e Stati Uniti? E con quali risorse? Con Daniel Gros (IEP@BU), Carlo Altomonte (IEP@BU e ISPI), Eleonora Tafuro (ISPI) e Stefano Feltri (IEP@BU).

Zoom Webinar
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Can We Make Digital Platforms’ Algorithms Less Harmful?

How can the EU effectively manage the influence of Big Tech platforms while fostering European digital platforms that better serve societal interests? A policy proposal for a voluntary certification for algorithms and business practices 

SDA ROMA
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La Nuova Germania di Merz nella Post-Globalizzazione

Even before taking office as the new German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz has already reshaped Germany—and the entire European Union. The return of a Germany ready to take center stage, willing to incur debt like never before to support its economy, is raising both hopes and concerns in a Europe struggling to keep pace with Donald Trump's United States in terms of trade, defense, and strategic policy.

Brussels
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A New EU/UK Partnership for a New European Security Era

The roundtable will discuss the progress and challenges in building an EU-UK security and defense partnership, focusing on obstacles due to the UK's third-country status, defense industry cooperation, and broader implications for security and economic cooperation. Read more...

ISPI, Palazzo Clerici (Via Clerici, 5)
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L’Europa può sopravvivere a 4 anni di Trump?

L’instabilità delle relazioni transatlantiche e il mutamento degli equilibri geo-strategici pongono sfide cruciali all’Unione europea. Come affronterà l’Unione europea 4 anni di presidenza Trump?

Aula Manfredini, Via Sarfatti 25
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Minimum wage and the role of social partners in light of the EU Directive

Directive 2022/2041 aims to establish a minimum wage framework across the EU. The transposition deadline passed in November 2024, but few countries have fully implemented it. The seminar will assess its impact, focusing on social partners' role in setting wage standards. Read more...

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The Acceleration of History: How Europe Can Survive in the New World

The crises confronting Europe are evolving at such a rapid pace that politics struggles to respond effectively. These include the war in Ukraine, escalating tensions in the Middle East, and the Taiwan Strait. A digital event with Thomas Gomart (IFRI), Monica Perosino (La Stampa), and Stefano Feltri (IEP@BU) 

Alesina Seminar Room (5.e4.sr04), 5th floor, Roentgen Building
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From research to policy brief - IEP@BU monthly brainstorming sessions

IEP@BU is conducting monthly hybrid meetings, in which IEP@BU Fellows are able to present projects they either want to publish or have already published as IEP@BU Policy Briefs.

The goal of these meetings is to foster engagement among IEP@BU Fellows, thereby leading to collective learning, increased policy-relevance and hopefully future collaborations within the IEP@BU community. As such, we strongly encourage in-person presence despite the hybrid format.