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The Agenda-Setting Nature of Draghi’s Report for the New European Commission

While the focus of the new Commission will be crystallizing over the months and years to come, this short analysis of the mission letters for the future Commissioners suggests that the recent intervention of Mario Draghi on Europe’s competitiveness h...

The Improving Economics and Worsening Geopolitics of Clean Energy

A credible low-cost path to decarbonize energy systems and transport, which together account for 60% of emissions, now exists. Unfortunately, political obstacles to the rapid adoption of these clean-energy solutions have emerged, owing to NIMBYism in...

Bucchi Filippo

Filippo Bucchi

Research Analyst at the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB)

Policy Brief n.27 - The Elusive Cost of Trade Disruption

Robust port infrastructure can significantly mitigate the risk of supply chain disruption, suggesting that government efforts are better targeted at improving the performance of ports and critical infrastructure more broadly, rather than implementing...

Luxembourg’s Finance Minister: “I do not Believe that Fortress Europe is a Viable Option”

On September 19, mister Roth gave a lecture to Bocconi students titled “Europe at the Crossroads: Turning Today’s Poly-Crisis Into Tomorrow’s Poly-Opportunity”. Eleanor Spaventa, a professor of European Law at Bocconi and a member of the IEP@BU manag...

Bruno Houtzager

Bruno Houtzager is a geopolitical analyst with a focus on global trade. With experience in the semiconductor industry and an academic background in international relations and political economy, he aims to enable further collaboration between academia, the private sector, and government. Bruno also has additional experience in international governmental institutions, working on facilitating the development of Open-Source technologies through the United Nations. His recent research includes an analysis of the impact of export controls, investment screening, and subsidies on business-government relations within the Dutch semiconductor industry.

Keraron Aure

Aure Keraron

Aure Keraron is a double-degree student from HEC Paris (economics) and AgroParisTech (agricultural development). She graduated with a master's degree in Economics and Social Sciences at Bocconi and specialises now in environmental issues and agricultural transition, which she is particularly passionate about. She has worked on a variety of related subjects, including the crisis in organic farming in France, the French « Bas Carbone » label, agro-ecology, or the Farm to Fork Strategy. She is now working as a Research Assistant on the European Green Deal at the IEP with Sylvie Goulard. »

Policy Brief n.26 - Green Deal in a Time of “Green Bashing”

After a detailed presentation of the Green Deal’s main measures in each sector, we will focus on a few of them to analyze its failures or successes in greater detail.

Oliver Coste

Oliver Coste is an entrepreneur and a corporate executive of the tech industry. He currently provides consulting services for companies active in Artificial Intelligence.

After working at the European Commission (DG Competition, then Cabinet of Commissioner de Silguy), he joined the office of the French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, where he worked namely on the transformation of Airbus into an integrated company. He worked for Alcatel-Lucent where he managed several activities with European or worldwide presence and created a mobile television business which got traction in Europe, the USA and India.

Project Beethoven - The Dutch Strategy to Support the Chip Technology Leader ASML

Project Beethoven allocates €2.51 billion to “…strengthen the Dutch chip industry and support the future growth of activities in the Brainport Eindhoven hub.”, “…investment in vocational and professional talent, and in sufficient space, goo...