The Brussels Effect
The Brussels Effect, Mahdi Assan, Eduardo Castellet Nogués, Dennis A. Poulsen, Carmen Murfuni, Lucila Anahí Guerreiro, Aurora MullatahiriA fresh perspective on EU policy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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AI Insiders Sound the Alarm while the EU Retreats
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If you follow public discussions on AI Technology, you cannot help but feel the polarization of the public opinion in two major groups, the AI Optim...
The Brussels Effect Named Sweden's National Winner of the European Charlemagne Youth Prize
We are proud to announce that The Brussels Effect has been selected as Sweden’s national winner of the European Charlemagne Youth Prize.
This prestigious prize, awarded by the European Parliament and the Foundation of the International Cha...
Rights Without Results: The EU's Broken Promise on Disability Employment
When the European Union talks about disability inclusion, it uses the language of rights and standards. The Employment Equality Directive (2000/78/EC) prohibits discrimination. The EU has ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons...
EU Asylum Policies and the Return Hub Model: Is the Non-Refoulement Principle at Threat?
The management of migration flows has become one of the most divisive and urgent issues for the European Union in recent years, intensified by the growing number of irregular arrivals and global geopolitical challenges.
In mid-December 202...
European Aid Should Create The World’s Partner of Choice
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Since the creation of the Belt & Road Initiative back in 2013, Western leaders have lamented over China’s dominance of the developing world through the use of predatory economics. Despite different a...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
This blog is directed towards young thinkers, aspiring policymakers, and anyone eager to understand EU affairs.
Privacy pro working on AI and data rights
Analyst of economics, trade policy, and EU-US-China relations. Author of Critical Supply.
Danish law graduate, specializing in international taxation and transfer pricing at Lund University in Skåne, Sweden.
Carmen has an MA in Global and Local Studies. Her research interests include migration studies and academic inclusion of migrants. She gained experience supporting the University of Trento’s refugee academic inclusion projects.
Lucila Anahí Guerreiro is a lawyer and lecturer in International Labour Law at the University of Buenos Aires. She holds a Master’s in Labour Law and serves as a judicial assistant in the Argentine National Judiciary.
Aurora Mullatahiri is a law graduate from Kosovo with a LLM in IP and IT Law at the University of Göttingen, Germany, an alumnus of the DAAD Scholarship, with 4 years of experience on data privacy, AI governance and legal research.
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