Is the Brussels Effect Fading?
As Europe attempts to boost competitiveness, it struggles to avoid Washington’s gravitational pull on tech policy.
Three Questions to Emily Benson: Inside the Conflicting Signals of U.S. Export Control Strategy
In the race to control semiconductor technology transfers, the United States has clearly been setting the pace for years. Europe, for its part, is now deploying an economic security agenda that puts the prevention of tech leakage in semiconductors at the top of its priorities. But where does Washington stand today? Are we witnessing a strategic shift in its approach to China, in preparation for a bilateral deal? Institut Montaigne asked three questions to Emily Benson, Head of Strategy at Minerva Technology Futures.
From Bystander to Player?
Europe’s strategic awakening in the age of supply chain risk
Dominance and Sovereignty: The Geopolitics of the Transatlantic Tech Stack
US efforts to dominate advanced technology supply chains have deepened the EU’s anxieties about its technological dependencies. Achieving greater strategic autonomy in this field is a formidable challenge.
Even “Fortress America” Needs Supply Lines
Globalization is dead. In its place, the Trump administration is trying to build Fortress America.
The Transatlantic Tech Clash: Will Europe “De-Risk” from the United States?
The tit-for-tat trade escalation between the United States and China has dominated news cycles.