Areas of Expertise

  • European Union
  • European economic affairs
  • European foreign policy
  • International policy coordination
     

Short Bio

Joseph de Weck is an associate fellow in DGAP’s Europe Center where he contributes to the project “The Macroeconomic and Security Dimensions of Europe’s Clean Industrial Transition,” which is funded by Catalye Europe.

De Weck is Europe Director at Greenmantle, a macroeconomic and geopolitical advisory firm, and a Senior Fellow at Institut Montaigne in Paris. He writes a column for Internationale Politik Quarterly and is a regular contributor to The Guardian and The Atlantic.

In 2021, de Weck published the German-language book Emmanuel Macron: Der revolutionäre Präsident, a portrait of French society based on Macron’s first term.
 

Languages

German, English, French

 

[Last updated: May 2026]

Contributions

Why Germany Should Not De-risk from France

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Germany is asking itself whether it can continue to trust France if the far-right Marine Le Pen is elected president next spring. But that is the wrong question.

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Enjoy the French Summer While You Can!

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Les grandes vacances, the long summer holidays in France, are the last moment of respite before a roller-coaster four-round election cycle.

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Europe in the Age of Weapons of Mass Disruption

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Europe must finally accept that trade disruption is becoming the norm rather than the exception. The Third Gulf War is only the latest reminder.

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