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Policy Brief n.19 - The European Approach to Disinformation: Policy Perspectives

The paper explores the evolution of the EU's policy on disinformation, evaluates its current strategies, and discusses future perspectives, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in the digital age.

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.

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.

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...

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.

Cordier Pierre

Pierre Cordier

General Manager and CEO Groupama Assicurazioni

Pesole Annarosa

Annarosa Pesole

ILO - International Labour Organization

Müllensiefen Tobias

Tobias Müllensiefen

DG EMPL, European Commission

How to Interpret Sovereign Bond Market Reaction to France Snap Elections

The European Sovereign Bond market gyrations erupted in the wake of President Emmanuel Macron’s call for a snap parliamentary vote after his party’s defeat to Marine Le Pen’s National Rally in the European elections have sparked a debate on the oppor...

The Real Problem With the European Defense Industry

EU firms should be able to satisfy a large share of the increases in defence expenditure that are required immediately to support Ukraine and also those in the medium and longer-term