Summary
This session provides a crash course on EU policymaking, detailing the roles of the European Commission, Council, and Parliament. It highlights the EU's formidable regulatory power and the "Brussels effect," guiding how industry associations can effectively engage institutions to shape legislation. The content emphasizes building long-term relationships and adapting lobbying strategies to a fragmented political landscape.
Key Topics
5 key topics from Pierre Tardieu at AM26. Thicker branches were mentioned more often in the talk.
Brussels 101 – A Crash Course on EU Policymaking
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Key Takeaways
- Nurture long-term relationships with EU civil servants for effective lobbying.
- Tailor lobbying efforts to engage fragmented political groups in the European Parliament.
- Strategically engage both political and expert levels within the European Commission.
- Advocate for quality and societal impact over pure cost in EU procurement.
- Leverage understanding of the "Brussels effect" for global regulatory influence.
Understanding EU's Global Regulatory Sway
“This is sometimes called the Brussels effect, which prompts headlines like this. Does Brussels rule the world? It doesn't, but it does have a lot of sway.”
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Pierre Tardieu
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