Sander Tordoir is senior economist at the Centre for European Reform. Sander works on eurozone monetary and fiscal policy, the institutional architecture of EMU, European integration as well as Germany’s role in the EU.

[Last updated: December 2022]

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Cars for export are seen at a port in Lianyungang, Jiangsu province, China April 2, 2020.

Germany Needs to Take the EU’s De-Risking From China More Seriously

With another Trump presidency in the offing, Berlin should accelerate efforts to reduce Europe's economic dependencies on China.

Sebastian de Quant

Sander Tordoir

Shahin Vallée

Cars and containers are pictured at a shipping terminal in the harbour of the German northern town of Bremerhaven, late October 8, 2012. Export vehicles from Europe are transported to all parts of the world through Bremerhaven, which is one of the biggest automobile ports in the world.

Germany Needs a New Growth Model

Berlin should fundamentally reset its growth strategy instead of clinging to a model of industrial export corporatism that is flatlining.

Sander Tordoir

Shahin Vallée

Sander Tordoir

Senior Economist, Centre for European Reform

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Germany Needs to Take the EU’s De-Risking From China More Seriously

Germany Needs a New Growth Model

Sander Tordoir

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