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Alberto Alemanno

  • Founder, The Good Lobby, Young Global Leader, and WEF
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Jean Monnet Professor of EU Law @HECParis | Democracy Fellow @Harvard | Founder @TheGoodLobby @EurJRR | Formerly @EUCourtPress | #YGL #EYL

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Alberto Alemanno is an academic, author and civic advocate. He's the Jean Monnet Professor of Law at HEC Paris, founder and director of The Good Lobby. Due to his commitment to bridge the gap between academic research and policy action, Alberto has been involved in dozens of campaigns and strategic legal actions in the EU transnational space, including the registration of the ECI that terminated international roaming, the complaint against the EU Commission for mishandling of the so-called Barr…

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The Weimers Report and the Politicisation of Judicial Independence in the EU

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By Alberto Alemanno
| Verfassungsblog
On 29 June 2026, the European Parliament’s Constitutional Affairs (AFCO) rapporteur Charlie Weimers (ECR) published a draft report, to be presented at a public hearing on July 15, on “The Institutional Framework of the European Union and its Interaction with National Authorities in the Application of Union Law, with Particular Reference to Article 19 TEU”.
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La maggioranza Ursula è finita. Perché per i socialisti è ora di rompere con i popolari

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By Alberto Alemanno
| HuffPost Italia
(di Alberto Alemanno, titolare della cattedra Jean Monnet di diritto dell’Unione europea presso l’HEC di Parigi e Democracy Fellow presso l’Università di Harvard) Per gran parte della storia dell’Ue, democratici cristiani e socialisti hanno governato insieme. Quando nel 2019 hanno perso la maggioranza, hanno coinvolto i liberali; nel 2024, anche i verdi.
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Time for Mainstream Parties to Break with the EPP

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By Alberto Alemanno
| Substack
For most of the EU’s history, Christian Democrats and Socialists governed together. When their majority disappeared in 2019, they brought in the liberals; in 2024, the Greens too. On paper, this gave the pro-EU mainstream a comfortable majority: the EPP, S&D, Renew and Greens together hold well over 450 of 720 seats.
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