Month: November 2025

Clement Fuest has recently has shared a critique of the EU’s CBAM. This landmark pillar of the EU’s climate policy toolkit is under heavy attack from many sides. The narratives and attacks that are used follow simple arguments that are pervasive. But I fear that there is a high degree of simplicity in the arguments.…

I realize that the slides from some public lectures on the political economy of Brexit. I used these slides for a range of talks and the slides were developed from around 2018 onwards. I feel that this connects some dots. The latent political economy dimension and the points of frictions between geopolitical blocks are unlikely…