European Industrial Policy in the New Global Context
Two-day launch event of LUHNIP- Luiss Hub for New Industrial Policy and Economic Governance - organised by the Luiss Institute for European Analysis and Policy - LEAP and Sapienza University of Rome.
Day 1 - 19 September 2024, 9:15 am
Aula Acquario, Sapienza University of Rome, Via del Castro Laurenziano 9, Rome
9:15 Opening Remarks
Giuseppe Ciccarone Vice Rector, Sapienza University of Rome
Giovanni Di Bartolomeo Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Sapienza University of Rome
Michele Raitano Dean of the Department of Economics and Law, Sapienza University of Rome
Introductory Remarks
Dario Guarascio Sapienza University of Rome
Donato Di Carlo Luiss Hub for New Industrial Policy and Economic Governance – LUHNIP
9:45 am Keynote Speech - Industrial Policy and Regional Development Traps in Europe
Ron Boschma Utrecht University10:45 Coffee Break
11:15 Session 1 - Technological Sovereignty, Strategic Dependency and Global Value Chain Re-Configuration
Chair and Introduction
Dario Guarascio Sapienza University of Rome
GVC Reorganization in Uncertain Times
Giorgia Giovannetti University of Florence
EU‘s Industrial Policy Adapting to Shifting Geo-Economics and Geo-Politics
Michael Landesmann WIIW
Navigating a Fragmenting Global Trading System: Current Status and Future Directions
Michele Mancini Bank of Italy
Trends in European Value Chains and Employment in Europe
Valentina Meliciani Luiss Institute for European Analysis and Policy - LEAP
Discussants
Jelena Reljic Sapienza University of Rome
Antonello Zanfei University of Urbino
12:45 pm Lunch Break
2:00 pm Keynote Speech - Innovations for Europe’s Green Industrial Policy
Reinhilde Veugelers KU Leuven
3:00 pm Session 2 - Industrial Policy in Europe and Italy
Chair and Introduction
Mario Pianta Scuola Normale Superiore
Industrial Policy for Innovation: the European Case
Chiara Criscuolo International Finance Corporation
Science and New Developments of Industrial Policy
Patrick Llerena University of Strasbourg
Industrial Policy in Europe and Italy: Old and New Challenges
Giovanni Dosi Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna
Renewables Pull and Restructuring of European Heavy Industries
Janek Steitz Dezernat Zukunft
How to React to Chinese and US Industrial Policy
Giorgio Prodi Ferrara University
Discussants
Francesco Crespi Roma Tre University
Francesco Zezza Sapienza University of Rome
4:30 pm Coffee Break
5:00 pm Concluding Roundtable - European Industrial Policy in the New Global Context
Riccardo Crescenzi London School of Economics
Simone Vannuccini Université Côte d’Azur
Francesca Bria President, Italian National Innovation Fund
Cyprien Batut Institute Avant-garde
Chair
Maria Savona Luiss University and SPRU
Day 2 - 20 September 2024, 9:15 am - EU Industrial Policy Report by the Luiss Hub for New Industrial Policy - LUHNIP
Room 203, Luiss Campus at Viale Romania 32, Rome
9:15 am Institutional Greetings
Paolo Boccardelli Rector, Luiss University
Valentina Meliciani Director, Luiss Institute for European Analysis and Policy - LEAP
Donato Di Carlo Director, Luiss Hub for New Industrial Policy - LUHNIP
Ludovic Sutter-Sorel European Macro Policy Network
9:30 am Panel 1 - Institutions and Governance of the New EU Industrial Policy
Learning From the Past? What Should Europe Learn Today From Its Past Industrial Policy Challenges?
Dimitri Zurstrassen LUHNIP
Sanne van der Lugt LeidenAsiaCentre
Enacting Industrial Policy in a Multi-Level Polity: What Legal Foundations for the New EU Industrial Policy and Economic Governance?
Paul Dermine Free University of Brussels
Maria Patrin University of Florence
Assessing Affinities Among the Commission, the ECB and the EIB in the Pursuit of EU Industrial Policy
Daniel Mertens University of Osnabrück
Matthias Thiemann Sciences Po
Governing Data. Challenges and Policy Trade-Offs
Maria Savona Luiss University and SPRU
The Political Accountability of the EU’s Supranational Institutions in the Pursuit of Industrial Policy
Sebastian Diessner Leiden University
Christy Ann Petit Dublin City University
Chair
Reinhilde Veugelers KU Leuven
11:15 am Coffee Break
11:45 am Panel 2 - The Spatial Dimension of the New EU Industrial Policy
United in Diversity? Core-periphery Dynamics in the New EU Industrial Policy
Dario Guarascio, Jelena Reljic, Annamaria Simonazzi Sapienza University of Rome
Taking the Territorial Dimension of Industrial Policy Seriously: Industrial and Cohesion Policy in the EU
Vassilis Monastiriotis, Riccardo Crescenzi, Tea Gamtkitsulashvili London School of Economics
Together we Trade, Divided We Aid: EU Industrial Policy, State Aid, and the Loosening of the EU Competition Regime
Donato Di Carlo LUHNIP
Andreas Eisl Jacques Delors Institute
Dimitri Zurstrassen LUHNIP
A Continent in Search of Skills? Aiding the Twin Transition Through Skill Formation Policy
Niccolo Durazzi University of Edinburgh
Patrick Emmenegger University of St. Gallen
Alina Felder University of St. Gallen
Chair
Ron Boschma Utrecht University
1:15 pm Lunch Break
2:30 pm Introduction
Luigi Gubitosi President, Luiss University
2:40 pm Keynote Speech Assets and Liabilities of a Possible EU Strategic Autonomy
Romano Prodi
3:30 pm Panel 3 - EU Strategic Autonomy in a Complex Multipolar World
As Autonomous as Possible, as Open as Necessary: EU Open Strategic Autonomy in the Green and Digital Value Chains
Valentina Meliciani & Filippo Bontadini Luiss Institute for European Analysis and Policy - LEAP
The Dual Challenge of the New EU Industrial Policy: Strengthening Competitiveness While Enhancing Economic Security
Paolo Guerrieri Sciences Po & LEAP
Pier Carlo Padoan Unicredit & LEAP
Energy policy in the EU
Alexandre Marin RIVA Group
EU Defence Industrial Policy
Samuel Faure Sciences Po Saint-Germain
Chair
Michael Landesmann Wiiw and Johannes Kepler University
Linz
5:00 pm Coffee Break
5:30 pm Concluding Roundtable - European Industrial Policies for Open Strategic Autonomy
Emanuele Tarantino Luiss University
Franco Mosconi University of Parma
Marcella Panucci Luiss University and MUR
Antti Alaja UTAK
Chair
Marco Simoni Luiss University
