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European Centre for International Political Economy
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- New Policy Brief: Changing South Caucasus: Time for EU Leadership
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Could Europe’s cost-of-living protests sharpen EU-China trade tensions?
David Henig quoted in the South China Morning Post arguing that protests in member states are unlikely to directly affect talks with China.
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‘Made in Europe’ could bring back Britain but weaken the EU
David Henig writes his column for Borderlex on how the EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ rules under the Industrial Accelerator Act could push the UK to reconsider Brexit, while weakening the EU’s other trade partnerships.
- New Occasional Paper: From Sovereignty to Managed Interdependence: A Forward-Looking Agenda for EU Quantum Policy
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European cloud sovereignty restricts competition
Fredrik Erixon quoted in Techzine on why cloud sovereignty in public procurement is restricting competition.
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Has Europe given up on free trade?
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama joins DW’s The Dip podcast to debate whether Europe has given up on free trade, or whether free trade has given up on Europe.
- New Policy Brief: Transposing the Platform Work Directive: Comparative Assessment and Good Practices
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Europe’s cloud sovereignty rules could do more harm than good
Fredrik Erixon quoted in The Register on cloud sovereignty and the risks of CADA.
- New Occasional Paper: Cloud Sovereignty and the Single Market: A Better Understanding of Government Procurement and National Cloud Technology Preferences
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Därför kommer Sverige att tvingas backa i EU:s budgetstrid – ”Misslyckats kapitalt”
Fredrik Erixon comments on the EU’s multiannual financial framework in the Tidningen Näringslivet (in Swedish).
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How not to revive Europe’s auto industry
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama quoted in FT on the EU auto sector’s competitiveness problem. (Paywall)
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Will online gambling become the EU’s next own resource?
ECIPE paper “Own Resources for the European Union: The Case of Online Gambling” featured in iGaming Expert.
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Cloud costs
ECIPE’s latest study on CADA featured in Europe Express newsletter in the FT.
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New Occasional Paper: The Real-World Economic Impact of the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA)
What CADA Could Mean for Cloud Prices, Migration, Digitalisation and Europe’s Technology Supply Chain
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The best defence is a good offence: Europe’s telecoms advantage in an age of economic dependence
Oscar Guinea and Dyuti Pandya discuss Europe’s telecoms advantage and EU regulation in Encompass.
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Study on Europe’s 6G dilemma: Strong technology, paralyzed market
heise references an ECIPE study on Europe’s 6G dilemma in an article on Europe’s 6G technology and market challenges.
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Beyond the Blockbuster: Intellectual Property and the Emerging Transformation of European Life Sciences
Oscar Guinea, Andrea Dugo, and Fredrik Erixon published a preprint of their forthcoming book chapter in Competing for the Cure, edited by Jonathan M. Barnett, Bowman Heiden, and Margaret Kyle, and due to be published by Cambridge University Press in … Continued
- New Occasional Paper: The 6G Wake-up Call for Europe: Reforms Urgently Needed to Sustain Europe’s Telecommunications Leadership
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Can Canada be the EU’s answer to ‘unreliable’ trade partners?
Erik van der Marel comments in Euronews on the EU–Canada partnership.
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Taiwan on track to overtake France as four countries climb the global R&D ranks by 2028
ECIPE study on lessons from Taiwan’s industrial strategy for Europe mentioned by R&D World.