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Capucine Nobletz

Capucine Nobletz is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institut Louis Bachelier - Pladifes Project - and the Banque de France

Policy Brief - The EU’s Dependency on Critical Materials

The economic transformation required to reach global net zero goals relies on the mining and transformation of certain minerals and metals for the production of low-carbon technologies. Increasing global demand for these critical materials, combined ...

The future of EU Environmental Law and Policies

The Representation Gap Weakening Germany's Traditional Left

The September 2024 state elections in Germany mark a low point in public support for the governing left-wing coalition and a high point for the populist right. Often overlooked, the elections might also mark the fading of the German socialist party D...

Privinzano Luca

Luca Privinzano

Luca Privinzano is the Associate Director of Research at the Laboratory for Effective Anti-Poverty Policies at Bocconi University, where he supports affiliates in the implementation of projects and works to improve the operational effectiveness of LEAP. Luca has extensive experience in managing research projects, having led the implementation of large-scale surveys in countries as Tanzania, Uganda and the UK. Prior to joining LEAP, Luca has worked for EDI Global, Ipsos UK and BRAC Uganda.

Policy Brief - From Data to Action: an Evidence-Based Approach to Anti-Poverty in the EU

The fight against poverty is not a new one. It has been a feature of national policies and academic research for many decades. However, the ways in which a State fights against poverty have changed over time, continuously evolving to approach new cha...

The World of Work in the Age of the Algorithm

In an age characterized by swift and deep transformations, technological change and the rise of artificial intelligence are redefining the way we produce, trade, work and live. The platform economy poses ethical, social and political challenges, as i...

What’s Wrong With the EU Commission’s Decision to Impose Duties on Chinese Electric Vehicles

Imposing such high tariffs on BEVs from China without any evidence of damage to EU industry does not make sense and will only backfire on the ability of EU industry to export their own cars.

De Gregorio Giovanni

Giovanni De Gregorio

Giovanni De Gregorio is the PLMJ Chair in Law and Technology at Católica Global School of Law and Católica Lisbon School of Law. He is also a member of the Católica Research Centre for the Future of Law. His research interest deals with constitutional law, human rights, freedom of expression, privacy, and data protection law.

Why European Far-Right Parties Are Poised to Continue Rising

Europeans want policymaking that is culturally more conservative, for example, better protection of external borders and more priority on the wellbeing of European natives rather than third-country immigrants.