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On 10 July 2018, Bruno Liebhaberg, the Director General of CERRE, participated to a panel discussion during the stakeholder event organised by the European Commission on the...
The Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE) is pleased to announce the addition of new organisations to its membership, reaching a new landmark with now more than 50 diverse members. They join as the think tank is strengthening...
Bruno Liebhaberg (CERRE Director General) and Alexandre de Streel (CERRE Joint Academic Director and Professor at the University of Namur) comment the Belgian Telecom Minister’s statements regarding his wish to see a fourth mobile operator on the Belgian market....
Oxford University Press has just published an article authored by Tommaso Valletti, Chief Economist at the European Commission's DG Competion, Prof. Frank Verboven (KU Leuven) and Christos Genakos (Athens University of Economics and Business) in its Economic Policy journal.
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Former MEP, and current Visiting Fellow at the European Policy Centre, Andrew Duff delivered the keynote speech at the recent CERRE Executive Seminar on the impact of Brexit on UK and EU energy and climate policy.
CERRE Research Fellow Richard Feasey has been appointed by the UK Business Secretary to the advisory panel of the UK’s Competition and...
In advance of the entry into force of the EU regulation on the end of roaming charges on June 15, CERRE Research Fellow Martin Peitz, Professor of Economics at the University of Mannheim, commented on the new measure in the 13 June 2017 issue of Týden, the Czech weekly....
From today, European consumers who travel within the EU will be able to call, text and connect on their mobile devices without having to worry about roaming charges. The European Commission has claimed the new rules as ‘one of the greatest and most tangible successes of...
Active in the policy field, CERRE Joint Academic Director Prof. Alexandre de Streel recently co-authored a study on 'Optimal Regulatory Model for Telecommunications Services in the EU' for the European Parliament.
Abstract:
"This Study reviews the...