Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

2023 - 2025

Continuation of Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy.

Current editor(s): Nicole Waidlein

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Volume 60, issue 6, 2025

Editorial: How EU and US Firms Adjust to Tariff Shocks in Times of Uncertainty pp. 306-307

Revoltella Debora and Maurin Laurent

The EU in Rough Seas pp. 309-312

Horn Gustav A.

Resource Productivity: Europe’s Overlooked Route to Economic Security pp. 313-316

Grabbe Heather

Europe’s Race to the Frontier: Building a Growth Model of De-Risked Innovation pp. 317-322

Ghodsi Mahdi

From REPower to ReArm Europe: A Lopsided Geopolitics Foretelling Ecological Breakdown pp. 323-328

Vezzoni Rubén

Beyond Growth: Europe’s Path to Sustainability and Stability pp. 329-335

Lange Steffen and Schmelzer Matthias

From Kuznets to Daly: Growth, Social Justice and the State in the Age of Climate Crisis pp. 336-341

Kus Basak

How to Address the Deficit-Populism Double Bind? A Contemporary Ordoliberal Perspective pp. 342-345

Dold Malte and Tim Krieger

Geopolitics and Europe’s Natural Gas Supply: Aspects and Consequences from a Gas and Electricity Markets Perspective pp. 346-354

Heuck Lukas, Kreysel Mark-Alexander and Schiffer Hans-Wilhelm

EU Competitiveness and 19th Century U.S. Banking Policy pp. 355-356

Nogués Eduardo Castellet and Comini Niccolò

Volume 60, issue 5, 2025

Editorial: Winning Back the Future – Preparing for a Comeback of Democracy pp. 254-255

Fricke Thomas

Towards the Next World Order – Lessons from History pp. 257-260

Tooze Adam

Beyond Trade Wars and Economic Nationalism – Towards a Cooperative Global Governance pp. 261-265

Kläffling David and Fricke Thomas

A Migration Bargain pp. 266-269

Goldin Ian

It Should Be About the Economy – Are Voters Stupid? pp. 270-274

Robert Gold

Beyond the Fixation on Carbon Pricing: A New Framework for Designing Climate Policy pp. 275-280

Wedl Isabella and Lonergan Eric

Other Revenue for the EU Budget – Status Quo and Potential pp. 281-289

Schratzenstaller Margit, Philipp Heimberger, Kubeková Veronika and Sanz Margarita

Structural Change in Germany: Challenges for Growth and Productivity pp. 290-296

Thilo Kroeger, Schaffranka Claudia and Schnitzer Monika

Europe’s Critical Raw Materials: Balancing Strategic Needs with Environmental Protection pp. 297-302

Correia Vitor and Eberhard Falck W.

A Digital Payment System for European Monetary Autonomy pp. 303-304

Creel Nicholas

Volume 60, issue 4, 2025

Editorial: For European Economic Policy, the New World Has Yet to Be Born pp. 202-203

Tordoir Sander

The Relationship Between Competition Policy and Industrial Policy in an Era of Structural Change pp. 205-209

Diane Coyle

The Governance and Funding of European Rearmament pp. 210-214

Guntram Wolff, Steinbach Armin and Zettelmeyer Jeromin

For a Strategic, European and Competition-Oriented Industrial Policy pp. 215-220

Duso Tomaso, Martin Gornig and Alexander Schiersch

Models of Industrial Policy and Competition: An Empirical Investigation pp. 221-226

Carballa-Smichowski Bruno and Lianos Ioannis

The Trade Deficit Delusion: Why Tariffs Will Not Make America Great Again pp. 227-234

Bellocchi Alessandro and Travaglini Giuseppe

Navigating Complexity: Firm Age and Multi-Project Participation of SMEs in Horizon 2020 pp. 235-242

Isaraj Loreta

The Design of Clean Trade and Investment Partnerships pp. 243-250

Wolf André

Two Ossified American Rituals: The Budget and the Central Bank pp. 251-252

Galbraith James K.

Volume 60, issue 3, 2025

Editorial: Beyond Nostalgia: Making the Most of the EU’s Defence Spending Boom pp. 138-139

Judith Arnal

Efficiency and Distributive Goals in the EU Tech Regulatory Strategy pp. 141-148

Mariniello Mario

Better Regulation and the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act pp. 149-153

Meyers Zach

Artificial Intelligence Made in the U.S.A. – Can Europe Learn From the Past? pp. 154-159

Finger Lutz

Digital Product Passport: Finding the Right Balance Between Transparency for Circularity and Added Red Tape pp. 160-164

Büchel Jan and Neligan Adriana

EU Supply Chain Regulations Between Efficiency and Effectiveness pp. 165-169

Felbermayr Gabriel, Klaus Friesenbichler, Gerschberger Markus, Birgit Meyer and Klimek Peter

Deregulating to No Avail: How the Omnibus Package Falls Short in Simplifying Key EU Green Deal Instruments pp. 170-175

Bertram Alice

Trump’s Crypto Plans – A Boost for the Digital Euro? pp. 176-181

Edoardo Beretta and Doris Neuberger

Measuring the Stability of (Agricultural) Trade Flows in Unstable Times pp. 182-190

Glauben Thomas and Jaghdani Tinoush Jamali

Public Sector Performance in Economic and Social Policy: An Evaluation of 35 Countries pp. 191-198

Dauderstädt Michael

Does Trump Know What He Wants from Europe or How to Get It? pp. 199-200

Furman Jason

Volume 60, issue 2, 2025

Editorial: Discontent Is Europe’s Main Threat pp. 70-71

Andrés Rodríguez-Pose

Coopetitive Technological Sovereignty: A Strategy to Reconcile International Collaboration with Knowledge and Economic Security pp. 73-80

Crespi Francesco, Cerra Rosario and Francesco Zezza

Big Tech and the US Digital-Military-Industrial Complex pp. 81-87

Andrea Coveri, Claudio Cozza and Dario Guarascio

The Missing Rocket: An Economic and Engineering Analysis of the Reusability Dilemma in the European Space Sector pp. 88-95

Gatti Emma and D’Ottavio Andrea

Mission Impossible? The EU’s Search for an Independent Tech Policy Amid US-China Decoupling pp. 96-100

Schüller Margot

Selected Macroeconomic and Social Aspects of Housing Affordability pp. 101-106

Licchetta Mirko, Martins Vitor Dias and Bořek Vašíček

Benign Neglect or Institutionalisation? Dealing with de facto Euroisation in Candidate Countries pp. 107-113

Bod Péter Ákos and Neszmélyi György Iván

Differences in Economic Development in Central and Eastern Europe Over the Last 20 Years pp. 114-118

Shkolnykova Mariia and Jan Wedemeier

Persistence in Consumption Across Europe: Evidence Using Fractional Integration pp. 119-125

Lopez Gema and Luis Gil-Alana

Spatial Disparities in Economic Structural Change in Central and Eastern Europe During Integration pp. 126-134

Kanó Izabella Szakálné, Vas Zsófia, Lengyel Imre, Sávai Marianna and Vida György

China-Russia Cooperation: Economic Linkages and Sanctions Evasion pp. 135-136

Ribakova Elina

Volume 60, issue 1, 2025

Editorial: Transatlantic Economic Relations in a Trumpian World pp. 2-3

Gros Daniel

The Triple Transition and the Dawn of Quantum Policymaking pp. 5-10

Renda Andrea

How to Ensure a Skills-Based Future for European Competitiveness pp. 11-17

Laura Nurski and Alcidi Cinzia

How Skills Can Drive Competitiveness pp. 18-27

Arpaia Alfonso

Labour and Competitiveness in Germany: Embracing the Transformation to Boost Productivity pp. 28-33

Fitzenberger Bernd and Christian Kagerl

Boosting the European Defence Industry in a Hostile World pp. 34-39

Mejino-Lopez Juan and Guntram Wolff

External Vulnerability Index: A Tool to Assess Trade Weaknesses pp. 40-45

Garcia William Connell and Ho Victor

The EU Trade and Investment Policy: Navigating Challenges and Seizing Opportunities pp. 46-48

Schaus Malorie

Should Non-EU Countries Be Able to Join the EU Emissions Trading System? pp. 49-54

Andritzky Jochen and Hesse Nils

The Current Economic Situation in Germany in the Context of Previous Crises pp. 55-59

Grömling Michael

Experiences Influencing the Preparation of the Post-2027 EU Budget Framework pp. 60-66

Ákos Kengyel

What a First Week pp. 67-68

Barry Eichengreen