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Dr. Nils Redeker
Deputy Director, Jacques Delors Centre
Phone: + 49 (0)30 259 219 219
Email: redeker[at]delorscentre[dot]eu

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Dr. Nils Redeker is Deputy Director of the Jacques Delors Centre and leads our policy work on European economic policy. In his own work, he mainly focuses on European fiscal- and economic policy, reforms of the EU’s economic governance, and the role of Germany in the EU. Before joining the think tank world, Nils taught courses in Political Economy at the University of Zurich and was a Visiting Fellow at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs at Harvard University. He has also worked as an external consultant for the former president of Germany Horst Köhler. Nils studied political science and economics at the Free University Berlin and the London School of Economics and did a PhD on economic imbalances within the Eurozone at the University of Zurich.

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Walter, Stefanie; Ray, Ari; Redeker, Nils (forthcoming): “The Politics ofBad Options - Why the Eurozone’s Problems are so hard to resolve”,Oxford University Press.

Redeker, Nils (2019): “The Politics of Stashing Wealth: The Demise of Labor Power and the Global Rise of Corporate Savings”, Center ofInternational Studies Working, No 101.

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@niredeker | 15.09.2022 - 18:35 Politically, this is a very far shot. But the statement does drop some major truth bombs: common industrial policy needs credible common financing; the EU budget cannot deliver it; and without joint financing, big industrial policy projects are a problem for the Single Market. https://t.co/oichRqWgWT
@niredeker | 15.09.2022 - 18:35 This is remarkable. Yesterday, VdL mentioned the idea of a 'European Sovereignty Fund' in her #STOEU. Today, Commissioner Breton said what it means: a new fund to support investments in EU industrial policy projects financed through *new* common debt.
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@niredeker | 29.08.2022 - 13:35 And it could mean that DE would be willing to talk about a permanent successor for the loan-based instrument to tackle the economic fallout of the coming months.
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