ZEW organizes quarterly ZEW Lunch Debates in Europe’s capital, Brussels. Starting in 2014, the ZEW Lunch Debate series has since established itself as a valued platform for open and spirited debate on current economic challenges facing Europe.
At this event series, ZEW researchers present their own ideas and policy recommendations, which is followed by an intense discussion about their findings and proposals with EU decision-makers, and Brussels-based experts. Audience participation in the debates is warmly encouraged.
Taking place in the European quarter of Brussels at lunch time, the 90-minute events are aimed at staff of EU institutions, as well as representatives from the realms of business, the media, non-governmental organisations, and academia.
ZEW Lunch Debates - Public Support and EU Institutional Reform What Is the Right Way to Go?
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EU Acceptance Depends on Its Institutions
ZEW Lunch Debates - Digitalisation and the Future of Work: Jobs at Risk?
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Specialisation Helps to Avoid Job Losses
ZEW Lunch Debates - The EU and Economic and Monetary Union Reforms
ZEW Lunch Debates - Reforming the Eurozone: How to Handle Sovereign Debt?
