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The Thin Line Between Countering Online Disinformation and Restricting Free Speech
The U.S. Supreme Court will soon rule on three cases with important implications for the ability of social networks to moderate content, particularly when it comes to disinformation and political propaganda. These developments may also have an impact...
The War and The Vote: How Italian Residents Are Approaching the EP Elections
How has European voters’ attitude, and more specifically Italian voters’, evolved in the last few months? What impact will the war have in Ukraine on the June 2024 European Parliament elections?With Catherine De Vries, Isabell Hoffmann, and Stefano F...
The von der Leyen Effect: Does Visibility Lead to Accountability?
In an eupinions poll (supported by the Bertelsmann Foundation and IEP@BU) ahead of June’s European election, most voters – three in four – were able to identify Ursula von der Leyen as head of the EU executive, showing decisively how the Commiss...
From Birth to Maturity: Ten Years of Banking Union
The Florence School of Banking and Finance Annual Conference, co-organized this year with the Institute for European Policymaking at Bocconi University, will examine the Banking Union’s “mature” phase against the background of the early state and goa...
Ukraine’s Reconstruction: Policy Options for Building an Effective Financial Architecture
It is now over two years since Russia launched its brutal full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Ever since those early days, a broad network of CEPR economists has been working intensively with colleagues in Ukraine and across the international research an...
Sultan Samina
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Samina Sultan
Dr. Samina Sultan is an Economist for European Economic and Fiscal Policy at the German Economic Institute (IW). She studied economics at the Universities of Mannheim, St. Gallen and Tübingen; she did her PhD at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU) and at the University of California, Berkeley. Her research interests include trade, trade policy, Europe, fiscal and industrial policies, and China
Policy Brief n.14 - Not so Different? Dependency of the German and Italian Industry on China Intermediate Inputs
It is often assumed that Germany’s economic relations with China are so important that Berlin tends to take a softer stance on China-EU relations than its EU partners – or at least that this used to be the case until most recently. In particular, it ...
Ukraine's Reconstruction: Policy Options for Building an Effective Financial Architecture
The tragedy of the war also gives Ukraine an opportunity to build back better, to modernize the country along many dimensions, and to be ready to withstand possible further Russian aggression and become an important element of the NATO security syste...
Avi-Yonah Reuven
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Reuven Avi-Yonah
University of Michigan Law School