Growing disparities on multiple socio-economic dimensions have contributed to a sense of unfairness and discontent in Europe. Fairness is a subjective phenomenon, but the far-reaching consequences of perceptions of unfairness warrant a closer...

The relation between income inequality and support for redistributive policies has long being debated by social scientists, albeit with mostly contrasting findings. We shed light...

Our society is changing so fast we need to know as soon as possible when things go wrong (Euroabstracts, 2003). This is where composite indicators enter...

This report describes the 2015 update of the composite indicators on scientific and technological research excellence, and presents the outcomes of a sensitivity analysis addressing the key underlying modelling assumptions. We...

The Innovation Output Indicator was developed by the Commission at the request of the European Council to benchmark national innovation policies and to monitor the EU’s performance against its main trading...

Scholars, and not only, believe that Artificial Intelligence will be among the main sources of innovation in the years to come. A relevant issue involves understanding the impact that these...

- Government authorities and NGOs across the world reported that containment measures designed to protect people from the covid-19 contagion might have increased episodes of domestic violence...

This is a Covid-19 related Policy Brief discussing educational inequalities in Europe and physical school closures during Covid-19. The brief forecasts in how far educational inequalities increase...

Recent evidence indicates an upsurge in artificial intelligence and robotics (AI) patenting activities in the latest years, suggesting that solutions based on AI technologies might have started...

Week 07 26 June 2020 Analysing the evolution of EU citizens’ Google searches provides timely insights on their concerns in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic. This week...