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Oscar Guinea

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Oscar Guinea

Oscar Guinea is a Director at ECIPE.

Oscar is the author of several studies in the fields of international trade, digital markets, industrial policy, civil justice, healthcare, and relationships between the EU and Latin American. He contributes regularly to debates on EU trade and technology policy through newspaper articles and public seminars. Oscar also writes a regular column for El País, where he covers EU trade and economic policy.

Oscar joined ECIPE in 2018, having previously worked as an Economic Adviser to the Scottish Government in the Office of the Chief Economic Adviser. Before that, he served as a national expert on energy policy at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy (DG ENER). He has experience in evaluating regulation both as a government economist and as a private consultant.

He holds an MA in European Economic Studies from the College of Europe and an MSc in Development Economics from the University of Sussex. He earned his undergraduate degree in Economics from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and studied abroad at the University of Chile and the University of Macedonia.

  • ECIPE Occasional Papers

    Mass Litigation and the Future of Litigation Funding in Ireland and Europe

    By: Oscar Guinea Dyuti Pandya Vanika Sharma Renata Zilli 

    Across Europe, collective actions are on the rise. Expanding liability regimes and the rapid growth of third-party litigation funding (TPLF) are fuelling a new wave of lawsuits that reach far beyond traditional consumer claims. Ireland has until now been shielded by common law restrictions on TPLF, but that protection is weakening. The transposition of the EU Representative Actions Directive (RAD) opens the door to new collective claims, including those backed by...

  • ECIPE Policy Briefs

    The Proposed EU Regulation for Standard Essential Patents: Chronicle of a Death Foretold

    By: Fredrik Erixon Oscar Guinea Dyuti Pandya 

    This policy brief critically assesses the European Commission’s withdrawn proposal that would have overhauled the system of licensing and enforcing Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) in the EU. It was a proposal that, had it gone ahead, could have seriously undermined innovation in Europe’s digital economy and reduced the powerful role of Europe in developing key telecom standards. It would have caused legal confusion and unpredictability, which is why important...

  • ECIPE Policy Briefs

    Breaking Barriers, Boosting Growth: Unlocking the Power of Digital Technology for Europe’s Competitiveness

    By: Oscar Guinea Vanika Sharma Erik van der Marel Oscar du Roy 

    Europe’s digital economy faces a twin challenge that strikes at the heart of its competitiveness: the continent still lacks homegrown tech champions on the scale of those in the United States or China, and digital technologies are not being fully embedded across its wider economy. Despite years of political focus on digital transformation, the uptake of essential tools – such as cloud services, enterprise software, digital advertising, and customer relationship...

  • ECIPE Policy Briefs

    Strengthening the Supply-Side Innovation in EU Telecommunications

    By: Fredrik Erixon Oscar Guinea Dyuti Pandya 

    The telecommunications sector is central to the EU’s competitiveness, not only providing the infrastructure that underpins digital connectivity but also serving as a key driver of innovation. Recent EU reports already highlight the persistent structural challenges faced by the EU telecommunication sector: market fragmentation, low investment levels, divergent spectrum policies, and an urgent need to bolster digital sovereignty.  However, a critical dimension in...

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