Who this field is for
Policy analysts, regulatory professionals, public affairs specialists, independent consultants, and researchers with relevant policy work.
Questions and themes
These examples describe the expertise we are interested in developing. They are not current project opportunities.
- Policy design and implementation
- US and EU regulation
- Trade and economic policy
- Technology governance
- Public administration
- Regulatory impact assessment
Example research questions
- How does implementation of the same policy differ across jurisdictions?
- What evidence is available on the effects of a proposed regulatory change?
Evidence to include
Identify the policy question, jurisdiction, your role and the evidence you used. Include relevant public reports, evaluations, regulatory analysis or permitted project summaries.
Potential engagement formats
Planned formats include comparative policy briefs, expert interviews, evidence reviews and discussions of regulatory developments.
Each future engagement would require separate agreement on scope, timing, compensation, and professional obligations.
Questions about this field
Which policy backgrounds are relevant?
Policy design, implementation, evaluation, regulatory analysis, public administration, and comparative policy work can be relevant. Identify the policy question, jurisdiction, your role, and the professional evidence behind your experience.
Do I need to have worked in government?
No. Research, consulting, academic, nonprofit, independent, and regulatory experience may support an application. Current or former public-sector professionals must separately consider outside-work, confidentiality, and conflict restrictions.
Can I apply with EU policy expertise from outside Europe?
Yes, you can explore an application based on relevant EU policy work. Research coverage is assessed separately from residence, working language, and the feasibility of a future engagement.