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The Future of the European Green Deal: Three Potential Scenarios

This dismantling of the European Grean Deal would be one of the main mistakes that the Europeans could make. The often critics should not lead us to underestimate or marginalize people's desire to take action and deny the necessity to accelerate the ...

Althouse Jeffrey

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Jeffrey Althouse
Jeffrey Althouse
Jeffrey Althouse is a researcher and lecturer at Université Sorbonne Paris Nord (USPN), as well as a co-coordinator for the World Bank C3A Program's Nature Transition Hub. His research attempts to highlight the key macroeconomic and financial obstacles to creating more harmonious human-nature relations and illuminate pathways forward. He previously worked as an environmental economist for the Banque de France, where he conducted research on the macro-financial risks associated with nature loss and the sustainability transition. He holds a PhD in economics from Université Sorbonne Paris Nord. 


 

Faucher Léna

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Lena
Léna Faucher
Léna Faucher is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Economic Policy in a dual-degree program between Sciences Po Paris and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). With a background in economics and politics, her work primarily focuses on analyzing the implications of environmental policies on the macroeconomic landscape. She has notably published papers on the the role of the European Central Bank is stirring EU environmental protection strategy.  Since January, she has been working as a consultant with the World Bank's C3A program, where she contributes to analyzing biodiversity and conservation policies in Europe.


 

Buti Marco

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Marco Buti
Marco Buti

Since April 2023, Marco Buti holds the Tommaso Padoa Schioppa chair at the Robert Schuman Centre. Before joining the EUI, Buti was Chief of Staff of the Commissioner for the economy, Paolo Gentiloni. Between 2008 and 2019, he was Director-General for Economic and Financial Affairs at the European Commission. Moreover, he has been the Commission Finance Deputy at G7 and G20.

A graduate of the universities of Florence and Oxford, he has published several books over the last two decades as well as many scholarly articles and policy papers on Economic and Monetary Union, the political economy of European integration, fiscal policies and policy mix, unemployment and welfare state reforms, the EU budget, and global economic governance.

In October 2021, he published the book 'The Man Inside – A European Journey through Two Crises', which revisits the European economic policy design and implementation over the past decade. In April 2023, he published the book 'Jean Monnet aveva ragione? - Costruire l’Europa in tempi di crisi'. In addition, he has recently piloted a research strand on European public goods.

A regular contributor to the daily 'Il Sole 24 ore', he is also a Senior Fellow at Bruegel and a member of the CEPR Research Policy Network.

Morgane Gonon

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Morgane Gonon
Morgane Gonon

Morgane Gonon is a PhD candidate in ecological economics at the CIRED (Centre international de recherche sur l'environnement et le développement). Her research focuses on North-South financial flows for biodiversity and ecosystem restoration. Her interdisciplinary background spans economics, political science, public policy, and law. She is an associate researcher at the French Development Bank and a World Bank C3A Program's Nature Transition Hub member.