Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

2023 - 2026

Continuation of Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy.

Current editor(s): Nicole Waidlein

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Volume 61, issue 5, 2026

The 2028-2034 MFF: From Budgetary Accounting to Strategic Purpose pp. 252-253

Alcidi Cinzia and Rubio Eulalia

EU Fiscal Rules and Public Investment in the Green and Digital Transitions pp. 255-259

Heimberger Philipp

Reviving PADRE: A Balance Sheet Approach to Euro Area Debt in an Age of Geopolitical Risk pp. 260-264

Bossone Biagio

Financing European Defence – A Proposal pp. 265-270

Beck Hanno

Geopolitical Fiscal Exposure: A New Lens for EU Fiscal Governance pp. 271-274

Santos Rui Teixeira

Import Shocks, Inflation Propagation and Distribution: Lessons from the Italian Experience pp. 275-277

Romaniello Davide and Stirati Antonella

Europe’s Scale-Up Funding Gap: Six Constraints on Venture Capital Supply and a Reform Agenda pp. 278-285

Fendel Ralf and Herget Florian

Chips Act 2.0 – A Game Changer? pp. 286-290

Rusche Christian

The Abject Failure of the US–Canada Trade War pp. 291-292

Clausing Kimberly

Volume 61, issue 4, 2026

Editorial: From the Plaza Accord to the Busan Truce and Back pp. 192-193

Vallée Shahin

Energy Security amid Geopolitical Instability: Lessons from the 2026 Strait of Hormuz Shock pp. 195-202

Keliauskaitė Ugnė, McWilliams Ben, Mramor Thomas, Alexander Roth, Tagliapietra Simone and Georg Zachmann

Green Transition, Energy and Economic Security: An Avoidable Dilemma pp. 203-210

Crespi Francesco, Geri Nicolò, Dario Guarascio and Marvasi Enrico

Europe’s Twin Imperative: Securing Energy Supply While Advancing Climate Goals pp. 211-217

Fischer Andreas

Why Strategic Autonomy and Decarbonisation Must Reinforce Each Other pp. 218-223

Kemfert Claudia

Reforming European Defence Procurement to Boost Military Innovation and Startups pp. 224-232

Kapstein Ethan B., Ospital Javier and Guntram Wolff

Free and Fair Trade Club – Deeper Cooperation Between the EU and the CPTPP pp. 233-239

Matthes Jürgen

The EU Industrial Accelerator Act: Strategic Ambitions and Design Challenges pp. 240-248

Binder Johannes, Dirk Dohse, Görg Holger, Liu Wan-Hsin, Schöl Benno and Finn Semrau

Poetry and Politics: America’s Losses and Europe’s (Potential) Gain pp. 249-250

Ashbrook Cathryn Clüver

Volume 61, issue 3, 2026

Editorial: A Critical-Inputs Playbook: What the Strait of Hormuz Tells Europe pp. 134-135

Hinz Julian

Beyond Trade: Why the EU–Mercosur Agreement Is Vital for Europe pp. 137-139

Garzotti Paolo

EU–Mercosur Partnership Agreement: A Crucial Step for Europe’s Competitiveness pp. 140-143

Catella Eleonora

Mercosur–EU Agreement: A Singular Case or a Constructed Controversy? pp. 144-148

Silva Pedro Miguel da Costa E

EU–Mercosur Trade Agreement: From Negotiations to Application pp. 149-153

Costa Mariana Fleischhauer Corrêa Da and Regazzoni Pietro

Deepening the Single Market and Expanding Trade Agreements to Foster Business Opportunities pp. 154-158

Revoltella Debora, Arjona Román, Maurin Laurent and Vandermeeren Frank

Rethinking the Policy Mix: Challenges for the Euro Area pp. 159-166

Bénassy-Quéré Agnès and Borgy Vladimir

Tracking the EU Clean Industrialisation Process: A Focus on Batteries and Electric Vehicles pp. 167-173

Bjerkan-Wade Benjamin, Jugé Marie, Keliauskaitė Ugnė, McWilliams Ben and Tagliapietra Simone

After Trump’s Tariffs: Economic Disorder and Systemic Chaos pp. 174-180

Pianta Mario

Strategic Approach to Mitigating Europe’s Critical Dependencies: Aligning Economic Security Instruments with the Criticality of Supply Chains pp. 181-188

Munkøe Malthe

Europe’s Second Energy Shock: Avoiding the Mistakes of 2022 pp. 189-190

Amaglobeli David, Simon Black, Celasun Oya and Toscani Frederik

Volume 61, issue 2, 2026

Editorial: What the EU Should Learn from China’s Industrial Policy pp. 62-63

Herrero Alicia García

Stablecoins and the Monetary and Financial System pp. 65-68

Krogstrup Governor Signe

The Digital Euro and Monetary Credibility pp. 69-72

Christie Rebecca

Anchoring Europe’s Monetary Future: Why a Wholesale Digital Euro Is the Immediate Priority pp. 73-80

Patrick Vanhoudt

Confrontations Over Seigniorage in the Euro Area pp. 81-85

Christian Pfister

Can Europe Deliver NATO’s Five Percent?: Fiscal Constraints, Political Feasibility and Security Beyond Spending Targets pp. 86-93

Bolouri Armin, Tim Lohse and Salmai Qari

Economic Welfare to Economic Warfare? The EU and the Changing Face of International Trade pp. 94-100

Lau Christian and Schropp Simon

From Principles to Practice: Operationalising Europe’s Critical Raw Materials Strategy pp. 101-111

Correia Vitor, Eberhard Falck W., Hamor Tamás, Cescon Marzia and Rosendo Luis

Do Higher Wealth Levels Really Guarantee Higher Returns? A Euro Area Test pp. 112-122

Radke Marc Peter

The Gender Power Gap and the Law in the European Union pp. 123-130

Burgos Carolina Arias

America’s Self-Inflicted Brain Drain pp. 131-132

Glennon Britta

Volume 61, issue 1, 2026

Editorial: Stablecoins, the GENIUS Act and Europe’s Monetary Dilemma pp. 2-3

Barry Eichengreen

Strategic Direction for Europe in the New Economic Geography pp. 5-8

Posen Adam S.

Momentum Builds for Strong and Deep European Safe Assets pp. 9-16

Janse Kalin Anev and Roel Beetsma

The Missing Foundations of EU Private Capital Mobilisation pp. 17-25

Arnal Judith

Trump’s Tariffs, Global Trade and Europe’s Strategic Choice pp. 26-29

Gros Daniel

Protect Imports, Rebalance Exports: The Future of Extra-EU Trade pp. 30-35

Maria Demertzis and Fiorito Alejandro

The Need for a New Policy Approach to European Capital Flows pp. 36-39

Nielsen Erik Fossing

Mid-Tech Europe? Sectoral Patterns of Total Factor Productivity Growth in the EU vs the US pp. 40-49

Plamen Nikolov, Wouter Simons, Alessandro Turrini and Voigt Peter

Services at the Core: The Missing Piece of Transatlantic Trade Talks? pp. 50-58

Frank Bickenbach, Görg Holger and Liu Wan-Hsin

Fed Independence: Safe for Now, but Under Long-Term Threat pp. 59-60

Furman Jason