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Jullien, Bruno

Bruno Jullien

Bruno Jullien is Senior at CNRS and TSE, and a Fellow of Econometric Society, MaCCI, CEPR and CESIfo. He currently holds an ANITI chair and held an Advanced ERC Grant. His interests cover industrial organization, in particular network economics, innovation, IT, competition policy and the economics of multi-sided platforms. Bruno Jullien graduated from Ecole Polytechnique, ENSAE and EHESS. He holds a PhD in economics from Harvard University. He acted as Director of GREMAQ, Deputy and Scientific Director of TSE, he was a member of the Economic Advisory Group on Competition Policy of the European Commission and of the Steering Committee of Association of Competition Economics and of EARIE. He also acted as co-director of the TSE Digital Center in 2021 an 2022.

Lefouili, Yassine

Yassine Lefouili

Yassine Lefouili is a Professor of Economics and the Managing Director of the Jean-Jacques Laffont - TSE Foundation. His main research interests are industrial organization, competition policy, digital economics, and law and economics. He currently serves as vice-president of the board of directors of TSE Grand Etablissement and director of the TSE Competition Policy and Regulation Center. He is also an associate editor at the International Journal of Industrial Organization. He previously served as director of TSE-Partnerships, TSE Executive Education, the TSE Digital Center, the Jean-Jacques Laffont Digital Chair and TSE’s Master 2 Program in Economics and Competition Law.

IEP@BU Report - Rules That Empower

This report focuses on how the EU can manage global trends in the digital ecosphere, with a particular emphasis on the rules that it has set to govern relationships between platforms and businesses

The Quiet after the Storm: Why We Should Worry about the Banking Sector

The global financial system is at a crossroads of two related processes: post-crisis reform—the so-called Basel III—that is missing its final stage, and the new political course in the United States, where the incoming administration has declared war...

Transatlantic Economic Relations in a Trumpian World

If European leaders resist the temptation to retaliate against Trump’s protectionism, Europe could actually benefit from increased U.S. tariffs on China. A commentary by Daniel Gros.

Big Tech, Antitrust, and Democracy: How to Navigate the Trump-Musk Moment

What are the consequences for the American economy and democracy? And how might this US government Tech alliance impact the European Union?We will discuss these questions with Nilanjana Dutt (Professor of Strategy in the Department of Management and ...

Roveri, Guido

Guido Roveri

Guido Roveri is a research assistant at Bocconi University

Why the Trump-Musk Challenge Presents an Opportunity for EU Digital Regulation

A recently published report by the Institute for European Policymaking, written by a multidisciplinary team of researchers at Bocconi University and the Toulouse School of Economics, provides timely insights into these challenges and offers concrete ...

Germany’s Debt Brake is Really a Red Herring

The German economy is weak not because of a lack of investment, but because of the sectors it goes into. German industry has specialised in mid-tech sectors, like automotive, that are now under increasing competitive pressure from China. A commentary...

Mencarini Letizia

Letizia Mencarini

Letizia Mencarini is Full Professor of Demography at Bocconi University, at Department of Social and Political Science, Fellow at the DONDENA Center for Research on Social Dynamics and Public Policy, and at the Center for Demography and Ecology at University of Wisconsin-Madison.

She is an expert of Population Europe, among the Leading Women Scientists of AcademiaNet, and Associate Editor of Neodemos.info.

She is the Representative of Bocconi University in the Consortium Board of GGP (Gender and Generation Programme), she is the National Focal point for Italian Generations and Gender Survey and local coordinator of Italian 2025 GGS-II.

She is member of Scientific Commitee of Gorrieri Scientific Foundation; member of the Advisory Board of the PNRR-FOSSR - “Fostering Open Science in Social Science”, CNR; member of CDA of Bocconi pension fund.

She is an expert for the EUROFOUND for the survey EQLS – European Quality of Life Survey.

Her research interests focus on family demography (life–course analysis, low fertility, transition to adulthood, family formation and disruption) and its links with well-being, time use, gender diversity and migration in a policy and welfare state perspective.

She is author of numerous papers published in international scientific journals and of books in Italian about “women, job market and fertility” and “demographic trap” in Italy for the general public.