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Florian Forsthuber


Areas of Expertise: European Union EU Trade Agreements Digital Economy Africa

Florian Forsthuber

Florian Forsthuber is a former Research Assistant. Prior to joining ECIPE, he worked for the Austrian Embassy in Tehran.

He holds a Master’s degree in Economics from Sciences Po, where he specialised in International Economics with particular focus on trade theory and how firm characteristics impact export decisions.

His interests include topics related to trade and technological advancements, political economy of trade as well as the impact of climate change on international trade.

  • ECIPE Policy Briefs

    Open RAN: The Technology, its Politics and Europe’s Response

    By: Hosuk Lee-Makiyama Florian Forsthuber 

    This policy brief explores the implications of Open RAN concept and its technical and political developments in the mobile network industry. Open RAN is not necessarily a new technology in itself, but represents a combination of existing technologies, e.g. virtualisation, AI, commercial off-the-shelf parts and open interfaces. Its proponents promise more secure networks without ‘high-risk vendors’ but Open RAN could introduce new systemic risks that must...

  • New Globalisation

    Globalisation Comes to the Rescue: How Dependency Makes Us More Resilient

    By: Oscar Guinea Florian Forsthuber 

    A new consensus is growing across the European Union – and other parts of the world too: that globalisation has gone too far. The argument goes as follows: as an exchange for higher efficiency and lower prices, Europe has sacrificed its ability to take care of itself and protect its own citizens. The Covid-19 crisis has revealed how much Europe depends on the rest of the world for products like medical goods and medicines. Therefore, if Europe does not want to...

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