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Boston, Hamilton
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Private equity, entrepreneurial finance, innovation, long-run investing, donkey herd management
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L’Europe au défi du capital-risque edit

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By Josh Lerner
| Telos
Économie L'année 2025 a vu une légère reprise des investissements en capital-risque (VC) en Europe après trois années de baisse, avec un total de 66,2 milliards d'euros déployés1.Malgré cela, ce montant ne représentait que 22 % de celui investi aux États-Unis, alors que les deux économies sont de taille à peu près équivalente.
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To Compete in the Global Economy, Europe Needs to Boost Its VC Ecosystem

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By Josh Lerner
| Harvard Business Review Verified
To Compete in the Global Economy, Europe Needs to Boost Its VC Ecosystem January 20, 2026 Governments worldwide recognize the importance of promoting high-potential start-ups and the institutions that fund them. Europe is no exception.
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Three Emerging Strategies for Renewing Democracy

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By Josh Lerner, Aine Creedon
| Nonprofit Quarterly Verified
When democracy is under attack, what can people do? “Stand up, fight back!” goes the street chant. But is that enough? Yes, resisting attacks is important. But defending the status quo alone is a losing strategy when most people don’t like the current system of government. Most people in the United States, across nearly all demographic groups and ideologies, say that the nation’s government does not work for them, according to a Times/Siena College poll.
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