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Jullien, Bruno

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Bruno Jullien
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.


 

Maggiolino, Mariateresa

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Mariateresa Maggiolino
Mariateresa Maggiolino

Mariateresa Maggiolino is Full Professor of Antitrust Law at Bocconi University, where she teaches courses on Antitrust Law, Data economy, and Legal Issues in Marketing. In 2015, she was visiting professor at Fordham Law School.

She graduated in Economics and Social Sciences at Bocconi University in 2001 and in Law at Università Statale of Milan in 2006. In 2007, Mariateresa obtained an LL.M at the College of Law of the University of Iowa. 

Her research interests are in the field of Antitrust Law, IP law, Marketing Law. She has published three monographs and several papers in leading International and Italian law journals.

Policy Brief n.33 - The Technological Paradigm, Stupid

European policymakers keep pushing the narrative that boosting AI development is key to European competitiveness. But stakes are much higher, because super-intelligent AI will confer enormous geopolitical leverage to those who control it. 

J.D. Vance and the Geopolitics of Artificial Intelligence

The incumbent’s full control over a pivotal realm of power implies several risks related to the incumbent’s behavior. The first temptation is to self-justify the strict control over AI technology “for the good of mankind” . A commentary by Andrea Col...

Foes’ with Benefits?

The shared opposition of environmentalists and farmers to the EU-Mercosur trade deal reflects concerns about economic liberalization at the expense of ecological and social equity. A commentary by Pietro Galeone, Joseph Christopher Proctor, Romain Sv...

Policy Brief n.34 - The IMF and Europe under Trump II

The Trump II Administration is likely to throw a wrench in coordination across European states in nearly every forum except one: the IMF and multilateral financial institutions. A Policy Brief by Catherine De Vries, and Sienna Nordquist 

Nordquist, Sienna

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Sienna Nordquist
Sienna Nordquist

Sienna Nordquist is a PhD Candidate in Social and Political Science at Bocconi University. She is an alumna of LSE's MSc in European and International Public Policy and was a Robert W. Woodruff Scholar at Emory University.