Luxembourg in Europe
A small state's outsized role — multilingualism, finance, and convening power.
Research
Research
General orientation
We prioritize a limited number of substantive contributions, ensuring that our work is grounded in careful deliberation and leads to clear conclusions and actionable policy guidance.
What we work on
Europe's long-term challenges, seen from Luxembourg.
Drawing on Luxembourg’s unique position as a multilingual and open economy, and as a founding member of the EU, NATO and the UN, our research will initially focus on several strategic areas. These will be reviewed under the guidance of the Scientific Council in due course.
Global Security
Europe's strategic autonomy, defence, and resilience in an unstable world order.
Economic Resilience
Competitiveness, supply chains, and the financial foundations of an open economy.
Sustainability
A credible path to climate neutrality that strengthens rather than weakens prosperity.
Digital Transformation
Technology, data, and AI — and what they mean for democracy and the economy.