IEP@BU
IEP@BU, Stefano Feltri, Andrea Gilli, Niccolò Petrelli, Andrea Colli, Romain Svartzman, Pietro Galeone, Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, Tommaso Valletti, Stephanie Hofmann, Marco Bassini, Catherine E. De Vries, Daniel Gros, Ignazio Angeloni, Dovev Lavie, Giorgio Presidente, Mauro GilliFounded 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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IEP@BU Report - Rules That Empower
A new report by the IEP@BU, written by a multidisciplinary team of researchers at Bocconi University and the Toulouse School of Economics, provides insights into these challenges and offers concrete policy recommendations
Policy Brief - 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 on those who control it
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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
Sono un giornalista. Laurea alla Bocconi, MBA alla University of Chicago. Curo il progetto Appunti e conduco la trasmissione/podcast Revolution per Radio3
Lecturer, University of St Andrews
Assistant Professor, Department of Political Sciences, Università Roma Tre.
Professor of Global History and Geopolitics @Bocconi University
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
Progressive economist (an oxymoron)
Stephanie Hofmann is Professor in International Relations and Director of Europe in the World at the EUI. Her research revolves around questions of organisational expressions of multilateralism and European/transatlantic security.
Lawyer, researching on AI regulation, platform governance, privacy and freedom of speech
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.
A Professor at Bocconi University with a PhD from Wharton. A Sloan Industry Studies Fellow and a recipient of the SMS Emerging Scholar Award and the AOM Newman Award. Studies societal challenges and value creation and capture in alliances.
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.
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