Category: From our Magazine
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Migration and Trade
By Chiara Strozzi* The rapid growth in the immigrant population in many developed countries in recent decades has given origin to much debate on the socio-economic impacts of immigration, also promoting a significant increase in research activity on this issue. A great amount of research in particular has focused on the analysis of the links…
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The many virtues of entrepreneurship – ‘Josette Dijkhuizen’
Interview with Josette Dijkhuizen, entrepreneur at large and consultant.
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Solving the migration crisis, one startup at the time
The refugee crisis is among the most serious issues for the EU, with its social, political, economic and humanitarian challenges. Could these problems be solved with a startup approach?
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Challenges and Opportunities of Migrant Entrepreneurship
The parallel phenomena of increased migration and maturing ethnic communities, together with the emphasis on economic growth, innovation, job creation and social integration in the EU, creates both challenges and opportunities.
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A Digital Trade Policy for a Digital Economy
A competitive and open trade is vital for Innovation. The success of the ICT company Huawei in Europe stands as an example.
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TTIP – What will be the benefits for SMEs?
The TTIP will have a strong and lasting impact on both economies. But which effects will it have on European SMEs?
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“The key for cities’ success? High quality of life for all” – Interview with Marcel Prunera Colomer
How will cities look in the future? How will diversity impact their development? A conversation with Marcel Prunera Colomer, co-founder of Imacity.
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Detroit: Reviving Motor City
Detroit, the US automotive capital, has grown to symbolise urban failure. Policy makers, businessmen and NGOs have come up with an original proposal counteract it: immigration.
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Tales from the Urban Age
Our cities, big and small, are on the frontline to lead real change and improve the lives of all their citizens. Is Europe ready to become a continent of Divercities?
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Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, lessons (to be) learned
The Asia-Pacific region is becoming an increasingly relevant area in the world, both economically and politically. And it is closer to Europe than it seems: the EU should not miss this opportunity.