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Geoeconomics – one of DGAP’s core themes – explores how the politics of trade, technology, finance, and/or energy can be employed to achieve strategic goals. For Europe to remain a key player internationally, the continent must help define the rules of a new geoeconomic world order. DGAP looks at how Germany can contribute to better positioning Europe in this increasingly competitive landscape.

Recent publications

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Germany and Europe Can Boost Security by Reforming Capital Markets

Poorly developed capital markets in Germany and across the European Union (EU) hurt European security. Reforming them can foster economic dynamism, reduce harmful dependencies, and enhance Europe’s military edge. If German and EU politicians took a strategic view, they would clearly see the need to overcome fragmentation in the financial sector, increase risk appetite, incentivize private investment in innovation, and optimize regulation to meet economic and security needs. 

Julian Stöckle
Policy Brief
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Europe’s Multiple Futures

Four Futurescapes for Europe’s Geopolitical Positioning in 2030
Tim Bosch
Dr. Katja Muñoz
Jacob Ross
et al.
Report

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19:00 - 20:30 | 21 Nov 2018

„It’s the economy, stupid!“

Wie Unternehmen und Politik mit den neuen Herausforderungen umgehen

Wirtschaftsbeziehungen können in Zeiten politischer Spannungen stabilisieren, betonte Bundeswirtschaftsminister Peter Altmaier in der DGAP.

Veranstaltung der Gesellschaft
Diskussion
Berlin

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