The Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence EUFutures (2026-2028) investigates how the European Union can secure sustainable, inclusive, and resilient economic growth in an era marked by climate change, geopolitical competition, and rising social and economic tensions. Based at the University of Bologna's Department of Political and Social Sciences, the Centre serves as an interdisciplinary laboratory bringing together researchers, students, policymakers, businesses, and civil society to rethink the foundations of the EU’s economic model. Through innovative research, new teaching initiatives, and dialogue with societal and economic actors, EUFutures aims to deepen understanding of Europe’s contemporary growth challenges, learn from international experiences, and develop forward-looking policy strategies that support a more cohesive, just, and future-oriented European Union.
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Two new publications by EUFutures member Marco Albertini explore how public policies respond to the needs of ageing individuals and informal caregivers
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A new publication co-authored by EUFutures Director Manuela Moschella, Kathleen R. McNamara, and Donato Di Carlo.
EUFutures Events
Master’s students from the Public Affairs Master's Programme engaged in a stakeholder-based policy simulation on the EU Union of Skills
EUFutures Events
Master’s students from UNIBO collaborate with Dr. Donato Di Carlo (LSE) to analyze the future of EU industrial and skills policy amid the green and digital transitions.