Many are writing about what-comes-after, the post-pandemic era.  Josef Konvitz has completed a two-part essay, “Don’t Waste a Crisis”, for the French Fondation pour l’innovation politique, or FONDAPOL. This final version, which includes the first part on infrastructure and education,  focuses on cross-border risks and concludes with proposals for how Europe can reinforce its cohesion through the single market and at the same time, intervene more broadly in a globalised world.  If you think that globalisation is a bad thing, his essay suggests that regulation, European-style, uses globalisation to make the world safer. 

The French version is available on the FONDAPOL site.

Part One of this series can be found here.