# Alberto Alemanno

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Ep.121: Ungoverning the EU

The buzzword in Brussels is simplification. In reality it’s a euphemism for sweeping deregulation and it marks a dramatic U-turn for the European Union. For decades, the EU prided itself on being a regulatory superpower, capable of extending its influence through protective and demanding regulation…

Europe's Crossroads: Democracy, Deregulation & the Far Right with Alberto Alemanno

This week marks a pivotal moment in the battle for Europe's future. The European Parliament has voted through the Green Omnibus—a sweeping deregulation package that undermines core environmental protections—with decisive support from the far right. Meanwhile, the Digital Omnibus is set to be unveil…

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

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 Universit…

2026: The year Europe gets its act together?

We are returning from our winter holidays feeling refreshed, renewed, and optimistic about 2026. Ha ha ha ha! No, but seriously, Trump’s capture of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores was the New Year’s gift that Europe certainly did not ask for, and it raises a host of al…

Video: The Owned Continent book launch

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit davekeating.substack.com Last month on 26 January, people gathered at the Full Circle theatre in Brussels for an evening of discussion, drinks, food and inspiration for how we can move forward with Europe’s independence revolution. The b…

The EU is a democracy, and it has a government

On 29 August, Iceland will hold a referendum on whether to start talks on joining the European Union. Ahead of that vote, the Conservative Brexiteer and former member of the European Parliament Daniel Hannan wrote an op-ed last week telling Icelanders they have a great arrangement being in the Euro…

How Europe sees Brexit, Good news for Iceland's whales and a challenge to big tech

Commentator Alberto Alemanno discusses Brexit from a European perspective, whale hunting in Iceland last year was postponed but will it continue? and why do we need a digital bill of rights?

S2E2 - Alberto Alemanno on Lobbying for Good and Citizens' Empowerment

“The only way to measure success in lobbying for NGOs is to see how much advocacy capacity we have been able to build, regardless of the outcome.” To which extent can lobbying serve the general interest? What does it mean in practice to lobby for "good"? And how to define whether an action is succe…

2,400 arrested in France after a weekend of violence and looting

As France cleans up the aftermath of its most violent nationwide protests in years, President Macron faces mounting political pressure—while a continent-wide cost-of-living and housing crisis sparks unrest from Lisbon to Tirana. On Monday’s episode of Europe Today, Méabh Mc Mahon breaks down the ch…

What Purpose Does an Academic Serve? Alberto Alemanno’s Commitment to Public Scholarship

What is a scholar’s work for once a paper is published? Between teaching sessions at HEC Paris, EU law professor Alberto Alemanno tells Daniel Brown how his students have changed the questions he asks. His forthcoming edited book, Public Scholarship: A European Approach, gathers 20 researchers who …