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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?
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).
Satelliti e intelligenza artificiale: la competizione è tecnologica
Dall’occhio satellitare alla decisione algoritmica, la tecnologia sta rivoluzionando i rapporti di potere, le relazioni tra Stati e attori privati e, naturalmente, i conflitti. Come cambiano strategia, deterrenza e dominio nell’era dell’intelligenza ...
Giancotti Fernando
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Fernando Giancotti
Fernando Giancotti is the President of the Centro di Alti Studi per la Difesa (CASD).
Perego Matteo
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Matteo Perego
Matteo Perego is Undersecretary of State at the Italian Ministry of Defense.
Policy Brief 39 - The EU's Anti-Subsidy Investigation Against Chinese Battery Electric Vehicle Imports
Direct public subsidies to Chinese BEV producers in the forms of grants and tax breaks are relatively small. The Commission motivates a large part of the countervailing duties (CVD) with the argument that entire markets in China are so distorted by i...
Only a Revitalized Social Contract Can Curb Populism’s Rise
Mainstream politicians must ensure that the state can once again be a force for good. This means investing in public service delivery, allowing houses to be built, and reducing administrative burdens. A commentary by Catherine De Vries
A IEP@BU Working Paper - De-Globalization and Fragmentation
Is the world de-globalizing? Is the global economy fragmenting along geopolitical lines? This article provides an overview of the available empirical evidence on de-globalization and fragmentation. A working paper by Italo Colantone
The ECB’s Choices in the Face of Trump’s Tariffs
The ECB might counterbalance the impact of tariffs by steering the exchange rate, but that would be a mistake. Maintaining a focus on price stability is paramount.