Shahin Vallée is the co-founder of the geoeconomics programme at DGAP, the German Council on Foreign Relations. He has served as a policymaker in Brussels for the President of the European Council and in France as an advisor to the Economy Minister. His work focuses on international macroeconomic issues and the architecture of the Euro Area. He has studied and taught at Sciences Po in Paris and graduated with a master’s degree from Columbia University.
Articles
03.10.2024
The Brussels Economic Consensus is Shifting
How will the EU's changing economic policies affect the fight against the climate crisis and Europe's role in it?
Read more10.03.2022
“Sanctioning oil and gas will become critical”: What the War in Ukraine Means for the EU
The invasion of Ukraine looks set to mark a turning point for EU policy on energy, defence, and security.
Read more26.05.2021
Defining Democracy for a Sovereign Europe
Shahin Vallée and Franziska Brantner debate European democracy, transnational politics, and the meaning of sovereignty.
Read more19.06.2020
Only Transnational Politics Can Break Europe’s Deadlock
Germany has shifted its position to unlock the route to an EU recovery fund. But Europe still needs a political alternative to inter-governmental deadlock.
Read more14.06.2019
Breaking Europe’s Double Deadlock
French President Macron's bid to reform Europe has missed vital opportunities. Carefully built alliances and transnational politics are key to effectively changing Europe.
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