Industrial Policy

EU Industrial Policy Governance Dilemma: The Logic of Restructuring from Fragmentation to Strategic Direction

In-depth analysis of the governance challenges of EU industrial policy in addressing the climate crisis and AI transformation. The article will explore, from perspectives such as lack of strategic direction, fragmented funding, and imbalanced governance structures, how the EU can transition from fragmented governance to a penetrating, mission-driven industrial strategy.

The EU is at a profound crossroads. Faced with the climate crisis, the digital transformation wave, and geopolitical conflicts, the EU's production and consumption models urgently require fundamental change. To successfully navigate these "multiple crises," it is necessary to adopt more systematic and forceful intervention measures in industrial policy, as these are not merely societal goals (such as emissions reduction) that the market cannot solve on its own, but also demand that governments move beyond traditional short-term market orientation.

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  1. https://www.socialeurope.eu/the-eus-industrial-policy-needs-better-governancePrimary

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