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Phase 2 covers the 27 countries of the European Union, with the same view as phase 1. The first version of the POC was built on European podcasts and libraries, so this market already has the most data.

Experts are placed in a market by their country of origin: their nationality when a source gives it (Wikidata or their own description), otherwise the country of their organisation. It is approximate in this POC. 1,727 experts of the directory are counted in neither tab: 988 with no known country yet, 739 from other countries (Norway and Switzerland among them).

The 5 admission criteria

Experts from the European Union

Criteria are scored for the 4,579 experts of this tab found through podcasts. The 430 found through books only are not scored yet.

Experts by role

Experts from the European Union

Five sources, one directory

Experts from the European Union
The directory5,009experts, each counted once
  • Found through podcasts only4,463
  • Found through books only430
  • Found in both sources116
  • Among them
  • Distinguished by a reference prize216
  • Writing in the opinion pages51
  • Linked to their research profile (sample)20

Podcasts and books each find their own experts, screened against the same 6 roles, then crossed: nobody is counted twice. Academic research, awards and opinion pages add no new names, they show which experts publish research, won a prize or write in the press. Circle areas follow the numbers, overlaps are approximate.

Podcasts: 4,579 expertsBooks: 546 expertsAwards: 216 expertsOpinion: 51 expertsAcademic research: 20 expertsPodcasts4,579Books546Awards216Opinion51Academic research20

Experts by country of origin

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Country not known yet: 200 more experts are heard only on podcasts in languages of the European Union, but no source gives their country. They are probably from this market. Placing each one in a country needs a deeper search (one web search per person), so they are not counted in this tab.

Find an expert

5,009 experts

ExpertRoleCountry of originFound throughCriteria met
María López Belloso
Researcher and professor · University of Deusto
AcademicSpainPodcasts2 / 5
Maria Magierska
Lawyer and doctoral student · Instytut Uniwersytecki we Florencji
AcademicPolandPodcasts2 / 5
Maria Sole Colombo
Critic
CommentatorItalyPodcasts2 / 5
Máriam Martínez-Bascuñán
Analyst · SER Podcast
CommentatorSpainPodcasts2 / 5
Mariana Vieira da SilvaFormer officialPortugalPodcasts2 / 5
Marie Bossaert
Senior lecturer · University of Clermont Auvergne
AcademicFrancePodcasts2 / 5
Marie DeCock
Lawyer · UHasselt
AcademicBelgiumPodcasts2 / 5
Marie Jauffret-Roustide
Research director at French Institute of Health and Medical Research
AcademicFrancePodcasts2 / 5
Marie-Anne Vanderhasselt
Professor and stress expert
AcademicNetherlandsPodcasts2 / 5
Marie-Françoise Bechtel
President · Fondation ResPublica
Think tankFrancePodcasts2 / 5
Marieke Blom
Chief economist · ING
Economist or consultantNetherlandsPodcasts2 / 5
Marieke Liem
Professor of Security and Interventions · Leiden University
AcademicNetherlandsPodcasts2 / 5
Marijke Leliveld
Professor
AcademicNetherlandsPodcasts2 / 5
Marijn Jongsma
Macroeconomics editor · Het Financieele Dagblad
CommentatorNetherlandsPodcasts2 / 5
Marijn Kruk
Correspondent and historian
CommentatorNetherlandsPodcasts2 / 5
Marina Münkler
Professor
AcademicGermanyPodcasts2 / 5
Mário CentenoFormer officialPortugalPodcasts2 / 5
Mariusz Marszałkowski
Defence24
CommentatorPolandPodcasts2 / 5
Mariusz Zajączkowski
Dr · Institut d'Études Politiques de l'Académie Polonaise
AcademicPolandPodcasts2 / 5
Mark Paul
London correspondent · Irish Times
CommentatorIrelandPodcasts2 / 5
Markku Poutanen
Emeritus professors
AcademicFinlandPodcasts2 / 5
Markus Dahm
Professor · FOM Hochschule für Ökonomie & Management
AcademicGermanyPodcasts2 / 5
Markus Heilig
Professor
AcademicSwedenPodcasts2 / 5
Markus Seidel
Dr, philosopher of science · University of Münster
AcademicGermanyPodcasts2 / 5
Marlen Komorowski
Professor for European Media Markets · Vrije Universiteit Brussels
AcademicBelgiumPodcasts2 / 5
Marlene Wind
Professor · Institut for Statskundskab, Københavns Universitet
AcademicDenmarkPodcasts2 / 5
Marnix Wagemaker
Professor of electrochemical energy storage · Delft University of Technology
AcademicNetherlandsPodcasts2 / 5
Marques MendesCommentatorPortugalPodcasts2 / 5
Mårten Schultz
Professor of civil law
AcademicSwedenPodcasts2 / 5
Martha Claeys
Philosopher
AcademicBelgiumPodcasts2 / 5
Martial Foucault
Director of the IRSEM
Think tankFrancePodcasts2 / 5
Martijn van der Linden
Lecturer in New Finance · Haagse Hogeschool
AcademicNetherlandsPodcasts2 / 5
Martin Andersson
Historian at the Division of Agrarian History at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
AcademicSwedenPodcasts2 / 5
Martin Blomgren
Stock market columnist · Placera
CommentatorSwedenPodcasts2 / 5
Martin Buijsen
Professor of health law
AcademicNetherlandsPodcasts2 / 5
Martin Crum
IEX analyst
Economist or consultantNetherlandsPodcasts2 / 5
Martin Gelin
Journalist and author
CommentatorSwedenPodcasts2 / 5
Martin Heger
Criminal law professor
AcademicGermanyPodcasts2 / 5
Martin Jes Iversen
Business historian · Copenhagen Business School
AcademicDenmarkPodcasts2 / 5
Martin Müller
Finance editor · Handelsblatt
CommentatorGermanyPodcasts2 / 5
Martin Stervander
Chief curator of the bird collection · nationella museet i Skottland
AcademicSwedenPodcasts2 / 5
Martti Koskenniemi
Academic
AcademicFinlandPodcasts2 / 5
Maruja Torres
Journalist, writer
CommentatorSpainPodcasts2 / 5
Mary McCarthy
Columnist · Irish Independent
CommentatorIrelandPodcasts2 / 5
Mateusz Chatys
Dr · Ośrodka Spraw Azjatyckich Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego
AcademicPolandPodcasts2 / 5
Mateusz Gibała
Institut Nowej Europy
Think tankPolandPodcasts2 / 5
Mateusz Piątkowski
Dr · University of Łódź
AcademicPolandPodcasts2 / 5
Mateusz Wyżga
Professor
AcademicPolandPodcasts2 / 5
Mathilde Mathieu
Journalist in the investigations section · Mediapart
CommentatorFrancePodcasts2 / 5
Mathilde Vanackere
Former agrégée professor of literature, now a diplomat
Former officialFrancePodcasts2 / 5
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How much is covered

European Union, phase 2
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Each bar compares what the POC has already processed with everything there is to process in this market, on our subjects. Totals leave out what the data rules out for free (fiction, dead feeds, off-topic categories); anything that has to be read to be sorted stays in, since sorting it is part of the work.

The 27 countries of the European Union · all languages · since January 2023 Done by the POC Still to doRounded totals, estimated 8 Nov 2026
PodcastsReliable estimate
0.67%done
36,594 episodes analyzed out of about 5.5 M (5.4 M to 5.8 M) published since January 2023 by about 150,000 podcasts99.3% still to do
  • Analyzed so far: podcasts from the charts of 13 EU countries (the 14 other countries have no chart read yet).
› How this total is built
Counted
  • 2.5 M episodes in languages spoken only in the EU (Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Danish, Czech, Finnish, Greek...).
Estimated
  • Podcasts in German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and English that declare no country, shared out from the ones that do: about 89% of German ones are from the EU (the rest from Switzerland), 72% of French ones, 43% of Spanish ones, 18% of Portuguese ones, under 1% of English ones.
Left out for free
  • 20,000 podcasts that are surely off topic.
  • 3,000 dead feeds.
Not included
  • Shows that exist only on YouTube.
BooksMedium-confidence estimate
1.1%done
9,370 authors reviewed out of about 870,000 (860,000 to 900,000) who have published non-fiction since January 202398.9% still to do
› How this total is built
Counted
  • 672,000 authors of non-fiction or unknown-genre books in our 10 EU national libraries (Germany's also holds books in German from Austria).
Estimated
  • The 17 EU countries without a library in the POC add about 29% (28 to 34%), from official publishing statistics (Portugal, Romania, Hungary, Czechia and Greece first).
Left out for free
  • About 150,000 authors of fiction, children's or school books only.
OpinionRough estimate
1.3%started
10 newspapers started out of about 750 (500 to 1,300) news titles that publish signed opinion pieces98.7% not started
  • Started so far: 5 French and 5 German newspapers, through a list of their regular columnists and some guest contributors. Every other signed piece since 2023 is still to collect, in these 10 newspapers too.
› How this total is built
Counted
  • National dailies, main regional dailies and news weeklies of the 27 countries, plus 100 to 200 online-only titles.
Estimated
  • No European census exists: the total adds up country counts (press federations, newspaper lists).
Left out for free
  • Sports, gossip, trade press, free sheets and local weeklies.
AwardsRough estimate
1.6 to 2.8%done
22 prizes tracked out of an estimated 800 to 1,400 recurring prizes on our subjects97.3% still to do
› How this total is built
Estimated
  • Across Europe, about 1,150 prizes without journalism and 2,000 with it, extrapolated from Wikidata, Wikipedia and German and French counts. Minus the United Kingdom (about 320 and 520, in phase 1), Norway and Switzerland (about 4%): about 800 without journalism, 1,400 with it.
Left out for free
  • Fiction, poetry, children's, arts and sports prizes.
Academic researchMedium-confidence estimate
0%6 launch Domains
0 researchers screened out of about 16,000 (13,000 to 19,000) who have published on the 6 launch Domains since January 2023100% still to do
0%Broad subjects
0 researchers screened out of about 250,000 (200,000 to 320,000) who have published on our broad subjects since January 2023100% still to do
  • Not started as a source of experts. Already done: 20 experts of the directory from this market are linked to their research profile (see Academic research).
› How this total is built
Counted
  • Publications since 2023 by institutions of the EU, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom: about 38,000 on the 6 launch Domains, about 860,000 on our broad subjects (out of 6.9 M in all fields).
Estimated
  • The United Kingdom, Norway and Switzerland removed with their usual share of that output (about 30%). Researchers derived from publications and author profiles.
Left out for free
  • All other fields.
Not included
  • Missing from the research database: about a third of European law and economics, mostly national-language law journals without DOI.