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Bruno Houtzager

Bruno Houtzager is a geopolitical analyst with a focus on global trade. With experience in the semiconductor industry and an academic background in international relations and political economy, he aims to enable further collaboration between academia, the private sector, and government. Bruno also has additional experience in international governmental institutions, working on facilitating the development of Open-Source technologies through the United Nations. His recent research includes an analysis of the impact of export controls, investment screening, and subsidies on business-government relations within the Dutch semiconductor industry.

Policy Brief n.26 - Green Deal in a Time of “Green Bashing”

After a detailed presentation of the Green Deal’s main measures in each sector, we will focus on a few of them to analyze its failures or successes in greater detail.

Keraron Aure

Aure Keraron

Aure Keraron is a double-degree student from HEC Paris (economics) and AgroParisTech (agricultural development). She graduated with a master's degree in Economics and Social Sciences at Bocconi and specialises now in environmental issues and agricultural transition, which she is particularly passionate about. She has worked on a variety of related subjects, including the crisis in organic farming in France, the French « Bas Carbone » label, agro-ecology, or the Farm to Fork Strategy. She is now working as a Research Assistant on the European Green Deal at the IEP with Sylvie Goulard. »

Policy Brief n.24 - Inelastic Demand, Rational Consumers, and Drug Policy

As Europe begins to face the start of its own relationship with fentanyl, it is paramount that policymakers learn from the lessons of American and Australia in crafting their response. Policymakers need to bear in mind that drug users are consumers w...

IS THE EU FIT FOR A FRAGMENTED WORLD? IEP@BU ANNUAL EVENT

Save the date for the upcoming IEP@BU Annual Event and register here

Policy Brief n.23 - Mobile Telecom in Europe: Urban Legend or Case Study in Market Fragmentation?

The mobile telecom sector is often taken as a case study of fragmentation of the single market leading to less investment and a loss of technological leadership. However, a closer examination of the data suggests that the fragmentation also implies m...

Magliano Davide

Davide Magliano

Davide Magliano is currently pursuing a dual degree in Economics, Public Policy, and Policy Analysis at Bocconi University in Milan and Sciences Po in Paris. He holds a degree in Economics from the University of Turin and a diploma in Economics, Statistics, and Applied Mathematics from the Collegio Carlo Alberto.

From Data to Action: Homelessness Policies and Perspectives in the EU

In preparation for the international day for the eradication of poverty, in October, the Institute for European Policymaking @ Bocconi University is preparing a focus on poverty and social inclusion, focusing in particular on homelessness. The goal i...

The past, present and future of European welfare states

Over the past decade, European welfare states have undergone dramatic transformations, a process further accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath. This event will take stock of these changes and explore future directions for ...

Policy Brief n.22- What Investment Gap? Quality Instead of Quantity

A popular thesis in policy circles is that there is an “investment gap” that Europe needs to fill to face the great challenges of our times, such as the digital and green transitions. However, the notion of the “investment gap” used by policymakers i...