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Welfare Reform Post-COVID-19

New Newsletter

Recent News and Next Steps

The Lisbon Council launches Newsletter Vol 17 No 2, an interactive overview of recent and forthcoming activities.

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Welfare Reform in Post-COVID-19 Europe

New Research

The Forum launches new research on Welfare Reform in Post-COVID-19 Europe: New Thinking for a Post-Crisis World, a new blogpost by Elina Lepomäki and Prof Enzo Weber. 

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Coronavirus: Next Steps

Prof Christakis and Commissioner Kyriakides Special Briefing

As the battle against coronavirus deepens and the recent vaccine brings hope the end is near, the Lisbon Council convened the  High-Level Roundtable on Coronavirus: How You Fight Pandemics – and How You Ultimately Win.
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Rule of Law: Taking Stock

The Lisbon Council launches The Rule of Law Dashboard – an interactive tool to bring transparency, insight and ease of comparative assessment to European governments on the rule of law.

 
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21st Century Digital Trade

Why Crossborder Data Flows are Key to Europe’s Success

As the world economy works to shake off the effects of a global pandemic, few areas will be as important as the fast-growing crossborder trade in services and data. Against this backdrop, the Lisbon Council convened the High-Level Roundtable on 21st Century Digital Trade: Why Crossborder Data Flows are Key to Europe’s Success.
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Data for Policy
Future of Work Laboratory
Competition Economics
Digital Government
Co-Creation of Public Services
Data Economy and AI

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High-Level Roundtable on Rethinking Antitrust Law

The Lisbon Council convened the High-Level Roundtable on Rethinking Antitrust Law. A. Douglas Melamed, professor of law practice at Stanford Law School, and Jonathan Faull, chair for public affairs at Brunswick Group, shared their views on the evolution of competition policy and the challenges ahead.

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Welfare Reform in Post-COVID-19 Europe: New Thinking for a Post-Crisis World

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The Rule of Law Dashboard: How Transparent Visualisation Can Improve Policy and Drive Progress

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Hamilton, Copernicus, Rubicon… Is Next Generation EU a ‘Moment’ at All?

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How Digital Government Has Risen as an Essential Tool in Times of Crisis and Lockdown

In these days of crisis and lockdown, digital government has suddenly become an essential service.

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • Rethinking Antitrust Law

    19/11/2020

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  • The Forum

    11/01/2021

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  • Design Principles in Intermediary Liability Laws: High-Level Working Lunch

    16/12/2019

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  • Coronavirus: Next Steps

    10/12/2020

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RESEARCH

European Stability Mechanism Missing in Action

16/06/2020

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The 2019 Future of Work Index: How the World of Work is Changing – and How Policy Needs to Change with It

11/10/2019

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The State of ‘Co-Creation’: How Countries, Cities and Regions are Using New Thinking to Deliver Better Services

11/03/2020

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Human-Centric Digital Government: Decoding the Berlin Declaration

Just days after European Union member states signed the Berlin Declaration on Digital Society and Value-Based Digital Government, a pan-European pledge for a new approach to digital transformation in Europe,…

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