Publications

A practical, hands-on guide to designing and delivering training and events that people actually enjoy. Packed with tools, templates, and real-world tips from facilitators across Europe — with inclusivity and interactivity at its heart.

The Case for Introducing Employee and Steward Ownership Models as Part of the 28th Regime for Innovative Companies

Rather than merely reacting to demographic change, Europe must adopt a strategic approach and actively compete for talent on the global stage. Migration should therefore be understood as a driver of innovation and shared prosperity, not a challenge.

Explore how resilient, interconnected electricity grids can strengthen Europe’s energy sovereignty through case studies on Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Spain.

Europe’s competitiveness challenge cannot be resolved through capital mobilisation, regulatory reform, or technological investment alone. These measures are necessary, but their effectiveness depends fundamentally on how organisations are led, governed, and managed.

This paper examines the position of SMEs in the European defence sector and reviews existing EU initiatives aimed at bridging the gap between their limited capacity and their structural importance.

Unlocking the Nordics’ Potential within the EU

We need to challenge prevailing narratives of demographic change as a crisis and oer a forward-looking, evidence-based vision in which Europe can use demographic change as an opportunity to reimagine the foundations of social and economic life.

Asian Pivot can raise the EU’s profile as a geoeconomic power while minimising the costs of the US tariffs and protecting the liberal trade regime, its values, principles, and rules.

European policymakers should study Taiwan’s ‘whole-of-society’ defence resilience strategy – which works across government, civil society, and the private sector to bolster preparedness.

Countering Digital Transnational Repression in the EU

By enabling scale without mandatory structural concentration and strengthening resilient, home-grown infrastructure, the Digital Networks Act should seek to reconcile strategic autonomy with open markets, with the aim of moving towards an innovation-friendly Digital Union.