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In search of competitiveness or a bonfire of EU law? A conversation with Anu Bradford and Alberto Alemanno

15/12/2025

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The EU has launched a plan to promote competitiveness and boost the internal market through an ambitious deregulatory strategy. What does this make of the "Brussels Effect" and the EU's regulatory objectives? To discuss this, Daniel Sarmiento talks with Anu Bradford (Professor in Columbia University) and Alberto Alemanno (Professor in HEC and founder of The Good Lobby)

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In search of competitiveness or a bonfire of EU law? A conversation with Anu Bradford and Alberto Alemanno
15/12/2025
29:13
The EU has launched a plan to promote competitiveness and boost the internal market through an ambitious deregulatory strategy. What does this make of the "Brussels Effect" and the EU's regulatory objectives? To discuss this, Daniel Sarmiento talks with Anu Bradford (Professor in Columbia University) and Alberto Alemanno (Professor in HEC and founder of The Good Lobby)
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In search of competitiveness or a bonfire of EU law? A conversation with Anu Bradford and Alberto Alemanno

The EU Law Live Conversation Series

Altri episodi di "The EU Law Live Conversation Series"

A conversation with Julia Laffranque: a career as a European judge

Open Talks on EU Enlargement: Luigi Lonardo and Sara Poli on the Accession of Balkan Countries

The History of European Law, with Morten Rasmussen and Bill Davies - Part 2.

The History of EU Law, with Morten Rasmussen and Bill Davies

Open Talks on EU Enlargement: Roman Petrov and Sara Poli on Ukrainian Accession

A Podcast on EU Law Podcasts: The emergence of new means of communication in EU Law

A conversation with Takis Tridimas on EU Law and Academia, Research and Education

In search of competitiveness or a bonfire of EU law? A conversation with Anu Bradford and Alberto Alemanno

The Alace Case and safe countries of origin. A conversation with M Cartabia, M Savino and F Munari

EU law blogs, platforms and online journals: a conversation with R. Wessel, M. Steinbeis and D. Sarmiento