IEP@BU
IEP@BU, Romain Svartzman, Pietro Galeone, Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, Catherine E. De Vries, Ignazio Angeloni, Giorgio Presidente, Daniel Gros, Federica Maria Raiti, Marco Buti, Oliver Coste, Yann Coatanlem, Enno Kohlisch, Sara Ciconali, Mario Nava, Joseph Christopher Proctor, Rosalba Famà, Francesco Zirpoli, Ilke Toygur, Mohammed YunusFounded by Bocconi University and Institute Javotte Bocconi, the Institute for European Policymaking @ Bocconi University combines the analytic rigor of a research institute with the policy impact of a think tank.
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Feasible Steps to Finance Innovation in Europe: Six Proposals to Strengthen EU Capital Markets
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The Legal and Financial Implications of the New Ukraine Loan Scheme
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Germany’s Demographic Challenge and the Central Role of Migration
Europe carries little weight as long as its member states fail to agree among themselves. But each of them, taken individually, counts even less. The question, therefore, is not whom to side with, but who to be
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The Institute for European Policymaking @ Bocconi University combines the analytic rigor of a research institute with the policy impact of a think tank
Ecological economics, international political economy, monetary and financial policies
Researcher at the Institute for European Policymaking at Bocconi University.
Chairman Societe Generale Former member Executive Board of the ECB
Catherine is a world-renowned political scientist studying how international cooperation to deal with key global challenges, such as governance, migration or climate, interacts with domestic politics. She is an expert on EU and European politics.
Economist, former central banker, now independent writer. See my work here: ignazioangeloni.home.blog
Giorgio Presidente is Research Fellow at the Institute for European Policymaking @ Bocconi University. Previously, he held positions at the World Bank, the OECD, the ECB and the UN. He holds a Ph.D. from Paris School of Economics.
PhD Researcher in climate change and cooperation (Sapienza & IEP@BU) | Feminist activist with #Roadto50%.
Tech entrepreneur in NY, President of fesdi.org
Yann Coatanlem is an economist and entrepreneur, president of the Club Praxis.
Dr Rosalba Famà is a lawyer and postdoctoral researcher at IEP@Bocconi where she is the investigator of a research project on defense financing funded by the European Investment Bank. Her research focuses on the post-pandemic EU budget and debt.
Political Scientist living in Spain.
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