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New challengers: China's Car Manufacturers and Their Routes to the European Market

The European manufacturers have different views on the new challenge from China and the potential outcome of the EU anti-subsidy investigation although it can be expected that the Chinese advance will go to the detriment of all European manufacturers...

Geopolitics and Globalisation, the New Paradigm: More trade, less welfare?

With many new restrictive measures in place one would have expected trade to fall. However, the most one can say is that globalisation has turned into slowbalisation.

How the EU Automotive Industry Survived the First Wave of Asian Competition

European automakers currently face increasing pressures. While the region’s manufacturers long dominated global sales revenues, several competitors from Asia have recently moved into the top ten. But European companies have faced similar diffic...

Goodbye Globalization, How the EU can Thrive in a Fragmented World

Elisabeth Braw, a widely respected expert in international relations and security, is currently a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, a think tank based in Washington, D.C. Before transitioning to research, she was a journalist, a background ...

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Mara Morini

Mara Morini is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Genova, specializing in Russian politics and history. She authored the book La Russia di Putin published by Il Mulino. Additionally, she is a frequent commentator on Russian affairs for Italian television and newspapers.

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Angelo Marcello Cardani

Associate Professor of Economics. Between 1995 and 1999, he took leave to serve in the Cabinet of Mario Monti, then European Commissioner for Internal Market, Financial Services, and Taxation. Between 1999 and 2004, he took leave to be Deputy Head of Cabinet under Mario Monti, then European Commissioner for Competition Policy.

He was Director General and Board Member of the International Management Institute of St. Petersburg (IMISP), professor of Economics at SDA Bocconi School of Management, Visiting fellow, National Bureau of Economic Research, New York and visiting assistant Professor of Economics, New York University, NY.

From 1992 to 1995 he was a consultant for the United Nations Development Programme for managerial development in Eastern Europe. President of AGICOM from 2012 to 2020.

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...

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 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...