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Critical raw materials and the Industrial Accelerator Act : coordination challenges in the EU supply framework

This paper examines how the EU framework for critical raw materials operates under conditions of accelerated industrial demand introduced by the Industrial Accelerator Act....

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International carbon credits in the EU : ensuring flexibility without undermining credibility
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Preface. Florence School of Regulation. Communications and Media: A short presentation

This preface contains a presentation of the Communications and Media area at the Florence School of Regulation. Activities at the Communications and Media area of the Florence School of Regulation are presented: policy events organisation – conferences, workshops and scientific seminars on the evolving challenges of European regulation; training – ‘state of the art’ training for officials from institutional Partners (European Commission and National Regulators) and companies supporting the School; research – analytical and empirical research concerning regulation and competition in Communications and Media markets. The institutional partners and overall financial and scientific organisational structure of the School are then explained in more detail.

PARCU, Pier Luigi, Preface. Florence School of Regulation. Communications and Media: A short presentation, Telecommunications Policy, 2012, 36, 5, 353-356 - hdl.handle.net

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