Media
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That brand new Tory plan for Brexit? Here’s why it’s dead in the water
David Henig writes an Op-ed analysing the proposed 'Malthouse compromise' on Brexit.
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A populist surge in the May 2019 elections could change the face of the EU forever
Fredrik Erixon writes about the populist surge in the May 2019 elections.
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Why trade deficits are not a bad thing
David Henig writes an Op-ed on why we should not be concerned about trade deficits.
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The Shift to East: China, US Dollar, and the New Multipolar World
Miriam L. Campanella argues that the controversial trade policy initiated by Trump’s Administration, aimed at shrinking imports and relaunching America’s Manufacturing Renaissance, is set to have critical consequences on the dollar’s dominance.
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Is a Second Brexit Referendum Likely?
Fredrik Erixon interviewed by CNBC about the likelihood of a second Brexit referendum.
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Productive services with the help of internet technologies
Erik van der Marel writes about productive services with the help of internet technologies on the ADBI's blog.
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Online platforms and the future of European integration: why they deliver on what EU governments fail to achieve
Matthias Bauer writes about online platforms and the future of European integration.
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The Cost of Data Protectionism
Erik van der Marel and Martina Ferracane write on Voxeu.org.
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ZPP and ECIPE discuss new efforts to create the Digital Single Market
Fredrik Erixon and Philipp Lamprecht comment on the questions of what are the key areas for digital change in the near future and how can Europe make greater progress towards creating a Digital Single Market.
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Behind tariff chaos, a world rethinking trade ties
Fredrik Erixon comments in the CS Monitor the US tariff hikes and global trade.
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Sverige behöver mer innovation (in Swedish)
Fredrik Erixon opines in Sydsvenskan that Sweden should fear absence of technological change rather than an abundance of it.
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Sweden’s political panic attack
Fredrik Erixon takes stock of the Swedish election in the Spectator.