Membership

With no single member contributing more than 3% to 5% of the yearly budget, Bruegel succeeds in collaborating with a wide array of economic actors while protecting its principal assets: independence, professional integrity, and objectivity.

Through publications, events, social media, or its lively blog, Bruegel has carved a unique discussion space for anyone interested in improving the quality of economic policy. Through a dual focus on analysis and impact, and dynamic relationships with policymakers at every governance level, it has also established itself as a vibrant laboratory for economic policies.

In a context where economic policies play an ever more encompassing role, joining Bruegel’s Membership Programme will allow you to

• Contribute to setting Bruegel’s research agenda
• Gain unmatched insight on European and global economy
• Engage with recognized scholars, decision-makers from the private sector, and policymakers at every governance level (global, EU and national)
• Support a game-changer in European economic policy

Bruegel does not represent the views of its members and funders; it strives to offer independent knowledge and a diverse platform for dialogue. Bruegel accepts members whose practices are consistent with its mission.

Bruegel’s members

Bruegel is proud to count on the faithful support and the active participation of state members, corporate members, and institutional members. State membership cohort includes the EU member states and the United Kingdom as a founding state member of Bruegel. As of May 2026, Ukraine has been granted a special member state status. Institutional members include self-governing public entities at national, European and international level. Corporate members include large multinational corporations.