From Draghi report to the European Commission’s regulatory agenda: regulatory transformation or deregulation?

This blog post unpacks the role of regulation in bridging the ‘innovation gap’ and enhancing the EU’s competitiveness, based on an analysis of the Draghi Report and the European Commission’s Competitiveness Compass.

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2025-03-26
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From Draghi report to the European Commission’s regulatory agenda: regulatory transformation or deregulation?

Nikita Divissenko
European and International Law Studies
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From Draghi report to the European Commission’s regulatory agenda: regulatory transformation or deregulation?

Nikita Divissenko
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This blog post unpacks the role of regulation in bridging the ‘innovation gap’ and enhancing the EU’s competitiveness, based on an analysis of the Draghi Report and the European Commission’s Competitiveness Compass.

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