New research:
Recently, we have seen a plethora of EU-level industrial policy initiatives. Where did the penchant to promote and protect the single market come from?
@luukschmitz and I study the new 🇪🇺 industrial policy in this @JEPP_Europe piece:
https://t.co/EgPMUWteyD
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NEW SPECIAL ISSUE OF GOVERNANCE:
TITLE: The New Politics of EU Industrial Policy: From the Regulatory State to a Transformational State
GUEST EDITORS: @donadica, @ProfKMcNamara & @ManuMoschella
ALL EIGHT ARTICLES AVAILABLE HERE: https://t.co/1HOKTPIZ1q
Very glad to see our special issue out! Check it out (open access) if you’re interested in how industrial policy may change the relationship between the state and the market in the Eu.
A big shout out to my amazing co-editors and the incredible group of contributors
@ProfKMcNamara@donadica
📰What was Bidenomics?
My new paper at @pasupdates uses developmental-state literature to reassess the IRA,CHIPSAct, and infrastructure law.I argue these policies were more than derisking: they marked a break with neoliberalism and revealed a no-longer hidden developmental state
The Welfare Workforce has received the Charles H. Levine Prize!
I couldn’t be more grateful for this recognition from @sog_rc27 & @Gov_Journal, which have informed so much of my work. Special thanks to @K_Bersch, @DargentEduardo, & @rambletastic, this year’s committee.
🇮🇹 DA ASCOLTARE, Enrico Berlinguer, famoso liberale-liberista. Era il 1983 e Berlinguer spiegava perchè l'Italia era indietro in ricerca scientifica e tecnica, pura ed applicata, perchè era bassa la produttività (dice proprio "produttività", eh), perchè non vi erano risorse per lo sviluppo, perchè la spesa pubblica era più grande che in altri paesi.
E sapete perchè? Perchè, secondo il liberista Berlinguer, esisteva una relazione malsana tra potere e settore privato fondato sul clientelismo e sulla protezione delle categorie (=rendite) che assorbiva le risorse per la crescita.
Era il 1983. Ed era Enrico Berlinguer.
Se lo dico oggi, mi insultano dicendo che sono liberista. Tanto è la distorsione della realtà ormai.
Saluti, compagni.
P.S. Faccio notare che Berlinguer parla di bassa produttività della pubblica amministrazione e dei servizi. Ovvero, era già chiarissimo allora che il problema erano i non-tradable, non i tradable sectors.
New Special Issue Article: The New Politics of EU Industrial Policy: From the Regulatory State to a Transformational State
From: @donadica , @ProfKMcNamara & @ManuMoschella
Read here: https://t.co/HLWQU2cdJR
💻 Really excited to present my new research on US industrial policy at the Europe@LSE Seminar, hosted by @LSEEI (details👇)
If you're in London Feb. 17th, please consider dropping by!
https://t.co/qzh6HY3YgS
New research:
Recently, we have seen a plethora of EU-level industrial policy initiatives. Where did the penchant to promote and protect the single market come from?
@luukschmitz and I study the new 🇪🇺 industrial policy in this @JEPP_Europe piece:
https://t.co/EgPMUWteyD
🧵: 1/9
Another Happy New Year from the LSE European Institute! 🌟
Our team is officially back at work after a well-deserved break and ready to conquer the Winter Term ❄️
We are looking forward to another exciting year together here at LSE! 👋
Congratulations to our Excellence in Education 2025 prize winners Iain Begg, Natalie Grace, Stephen Jenner, Adam Judge, Patrick Kimunguyi, Denisa Kostovicova, Angelo Martelli, Vesna Popovski, Tahir Rashid, Eiko Thielemann, Antonio Valentim, and Wagio Waigi! 👏
🇪🇺 Fiscal policy is once again central to Europe’s future.
With defence, energy, and demographic change reshaping public priorities and budgetary choices, France and Germany face a shared question:
How should national and European fiscal frameworks adapt to these new realities?
Dr @donadica and his co-authors challenge the notion that regulation and industrial policy are inherently antithetical; rather, the Commission uses its regulatory authority over state aid to indirectly steer member states' industrial policies 👇
https://t.co/jMUXYu8sLw
NEW PUBLICATION
New article "Learning From the Past? EU Industrial Policy Challenges" published in @Gov_Journal.
This piece is part of a special issue on "The New Age of Market Interventionism" co-edited by @donadica, @ManuMoschella & @ProfKMcNamara
https://t.co/SROKZHuJHC
#ResearchImpact
It was a pleasure to be invited to Westminster with my colleague, @MatiRosina, for an exchange on the political economy of migration and the immigration system reform.
@LSEEI@Bruneluni
🇪🇺🇺🇸 Our Assistant Professor in Political Economy Dr @donadica has co-authored a new article with Lorenzo Moretti and Manuela Moschella, which examines the political foundations of industrial policy amid the return of state economic interventionism 👇
https://t.co/lf3gOO3Cs3
New original article: What's in a Polity? Political Institutions and Varieties of Economic Interventionism in the United States and the European Union
From: @donadica, Lorenzo Moretti, and @ManuMoschella
https://t.co/5eJTfEfiUH
Our Assistant Professor in Political Economy @donadica has contributed a chapter co-authored with Anke Hassel to a new book: "Growth Strategies and Welfare Reforms: How Nations Cope with Economic Transitions" (Oxford University Press).
Discover below 👇
https://t.co/B6d0zM1zgT