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Deep Tech

Europe's Next Frontier

“Europe’s ‘deep tech’ companies are worth a combined €700 billion today,” says European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. “And they are growing at incredible speed. Europe is a rising digital power.” Deep tech is high on the policy agenda. But how can Europe nurture and build an effective ecosystem that delivers societal benefits and growth?

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Why Italy is Crucial to NextGenerationEU

What Draghi Needs to Do

As a new unity government led by Mario Draghi starts its mandate in Italy, Chief Economist Alessandro Leipold, publishes a forward-looking commentary on The Forum.

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Getting to Net Zero

Climate, Education and Skills

The European Commission has called for a “climate change competency framework” as part of the European Green Deal. Now, Peter Gluckman, director of Koi Tū: the Centre for Informed Futures in New Zealand, weighs in with Getting to Net Zero: Why Education and Analytical Skills are Key to Reaching Europe’s Goals, a new blog post.

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Making the World Great Again

Europe, the United States and China

In The Forum, Radek Sikorski, member of the European Parliament (Poland – European People’s Party), looks at the outlook for improving transatlantic relations under the Joseph R. Biden administration – and the rising challenge of China’s “wolf-warrior diplomacy.”

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Gatekeepers or Market Makers?

What the Evidence Tells Us

Paul Hofheinz, president and co-founder of the Lisbon Council, publishes Gatekeepers or Market Makers? What the Evidence Tells Us, the latest addition to The Forum, a collection of weekly on-the-news blogs published by the Lisbon Council.

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High-Level Roundtable on Climate Science Education

Achieving net zero greenhouse gases emission by 2050, as the European Green Deal vows to do, will require action from all stakeholders and has far more cross-sectoral and all-society angles than is commonly understood. Most notably, getting to net zero will require an advanced…

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • Intermediary Liability Evidence Hub

    As the new European Commission, led by President Ursula von der Leyen, moves to deliver…

    05/10/2020

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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…

    14/12/2020

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  • Rethinking Antitrust Law

    Antitrust law has come under unprecedented scrutiny on both sides of the Atlantic. Is it…

    19/11/2020

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  • 21st Century Digital Trade

    As the world economy works to shake off the effects of a global pandemic, few…

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RESEARCH

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

BY Cristina MoiseDavid OsimoPaul Hofheinz

11/10/2019

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Public-Data Opportunity: Why Governments Should Share More

BY Francesco MuredduDavid Osimo

18/01/2020

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

BY David OsimoFrancesco Mureddu

11/03/2020

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European Stability Mechanism Missing in Action

BY Alessandro Leipold

16/06/2020

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21st Century Digital Trade

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…

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