Insights (Filter: regulation)
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The Commission’s DMA Specification Decisions on Google: A Case of Regulatory Privilege Escalation
It is understood and accepted by most experts and observers that platform companies like Apple, Google, and Meta are large, systemic, and should be...
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When Rules Collide: Regulatory Frictions Around the DMA and the Future of the EU’s Digital Framework
The EU’s digital rulebook is entering a new phase, one marked less by the need to close regulatory gaps than by the risk of friction between...
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A Grand European Deal for Human Rights – and Against Bureaucracy
Tags: regulationBy: Matthias Bauer44 percent. 110 percent. Below 1 percent. That is the real regulatory arithmetic facing Europe. Human rights and environmental due diligence...
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Rethinking European Technological Sovereignty: From Regulatory Control to Capability Building
By: Dyuti PandyaA combination of developments and factors are leading several European leaders to favour new and old-new industrial policies. Policymakers have...
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Institutional and Regulatory Lock-in – Europe’s Greatest Vulnerability
By: Matthias BauerBrussels and Member State capitals spend much of their time worrying about external threats – energy dependence, supply chains, foreign technology,...
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Determinants of 5G Deployment: How Scale, Regulations, and Market Structure (but Not Restrictions) Matter
What factors determine the adoption and investments into new digital technologies? In the past, the concept of a digital divide assumed that there...
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Band-Aids on Bureaucracy: Why GDPR Reform Isn’t Enough
Seven may be a divine number, but even sacred things deserve scrutiny. It took the EU seven years to begin rethinking its regulatory holy grail: the...
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Should the EU Pause its AI Act? Why not Cancel it and Present a Better Regulation?
By: Fredrik ErixonIn mid-September, the Swiss newspaper Neue Zürcher Zeitung had a remarkable interview with Gabriele Mazzini, a scholar at the MIT Media Lab, about...
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Real-Geopolitik: The Competitiveness Diagnosis Europe Cannot Ignore
By: Bruno CapuzziA few days after the publication of a Joint Statement and the details of the EU-US trade deal, European leaders were taken by surprise by another...
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How to Kill a Bad Idea and Spread the Good Ones: An Iterative Public Policy Method for EU Policymakers
By: Oscar GuineaFor centuries, Europe has been politically fragmented. Counterintuitively, this fragmentation was a blessing, not a curse. The reason was that,...
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Could Digital Cooperation Help De-escalate EU-US Trade Tensions?
By: Guest AuthorBy Hannes Berggren, Trade Policy Advisor, National Board of Trade Prior to the US presidential election, Sweden’s National Board of Trade argued...
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Webinar Summary: The Health of the Economy – Inflation, Regulation, and How to Fix Europe’s Underperforming Economic Growth
In a recent webinar hosted by ECIPE, John Cochrane, a leading economist and the Rose-Marie and Jack Anderson Senior Fellow at Stanford University's...