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The Center for Geopolitics, Geoeconomics, and Technology addresses the challenges that result from intensifying great power competition between the United States and China and Russia’s war against Ukraine, focusing on the areas of economics, trade, finance, energy, and tech.

Main Topics:

  • How can Europe reduce its economic and technological dependencies on China – not least if conflict over Taiwan escalates?
  • How can Europe enhance its sovereignty in cybersecurity, the information space, and digital strategy?
  • Which strategies should Europe pursue in trade policy to remain a global player?
  • Which scenarios can ensure the reconstruction of Ukraine in the short, medium, and long term?
  • What are the implications of Russia’s war on Ukraine for the green energy transition in Europe?
  • How can the EU establish a competitive green economy in the face of industrial policies in other parts of the world?
  • How should strategic relationships with major emerging economies of the Global South such as India and Brazil be forged in the face of increasing global fragmentation?
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Publications

Toward a Sustainable Global Economy

The Potential and Limits of a Climate Club and other Plurilateral Initiatives
Author/s
Dr. Claudia Schmucker
Dr. Stormy-Annika Mildner
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Events

Past events

12:30 - 14:00 | 23 Jan 2012

“We need a larger firewall”

Christine Lagarde visits the DGAP to call for stronger growth, more integration, and increases to the euro bailout fund

In a cautiously optimistic address at the DGAP, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said that 2012 could be a “year of healing.” But overcoming the crisis will require quick and coordinated action. The eurozone must introduce measures that will lead to more growth and integration – and increases to the euro bailout fund. This is the only way to build trust in the financial system. Lagarde also envisages a massive increase in the IMF’s crisis funds.

Council Event
Vortrag
12:30 - 14:30 | 26 Sep 2011

Internationale Zusammenarbeit und die Umbrüche in der arabischen Welt

Im „Arabischen Frühling“ sind die fehlenden wirtschaftlichen Perspektiven der meist jungen Bevölkerung eine wichtige Triebfeder. Der Erfolg der Freiheitsbewegungen dürfte auch davon abhängen, dass sich die ökonomische Situation in den arabischen Staaten erkennbar verbessert.

Veranstaltung Forschungsprogramm
Diskussion
Berlin