Jean Pisani-Ferry

Jean Pisani-Ferry, Bruegel’s first Director and co-founder, offers insights into two decades of European economic policy-making. Nicolas Véron reflects on Bruegel's role in fostering impactful dialogue, inspired by U.S. think tanks. Caroline de Gruyter highlights the unique challenges and collaborations within the European landscape. They discuss the significance of innovative non-profit structures and Bruegel's adaptability, including its response to global challenges, the implications of Brexit, and the evolving relationship with Asia.

Jean Pisani-Ferry, an editor of the report on Europe’s economic security, discusses Europe's vulnerabilities post-COVID and Ukraine conflict. They explore diversifying supply chains, market deepening, and policy blind spots to enhance economic resilience in Europe.

In this engaging discussion, Paul Mason, BBC economics editor and author of 'Meltdown,' joins Stephen King, HSBC's Chief Economist, Ian Bremmer, a political scientist, Kim Campbell, Canada's first female Prime Minister, Jean Pisani-Ferry, a renowned economist, and Vince Cable, former UK Shadow Chancellor. They dive deep into the evolution of capitalism, critiquing its failures and assessing the increasing need for government regulation. The conversation not only reflects on historical contexts but also emphasizes balancing market dynamics with ethics and governance in today’s complex economy.