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Staff Profile: Sebastian Dullien

Recent Commentary

• The euro crisis is threatening the EU Single Market
  08 Oct 12
• Markets wrong about ECB
  10 Aug 12
• There is a euro crisis solution – use the European Stability Mechanism
  01 Aug 12
• The Long Shadow of Ordoliberalism
  27 Jul 12
• Three Elements for a European Recovery Strategy
  21 Jun 12

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Recent Blogs

• € view: Why can’t you just all be a little more German?
  12 Jun 12
• Making austerity less destructive: Don’t count on the German left
  06 Jun 12
• € view: Is Germany’s love for brutal austerity waning?
  10 May 12
• € view: good and bad news on current account imbalances
  17 Apr 12
• How the battle for Europe is lost in Germany
  20 Mar 12

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recent press

• To Vima
  24 Mar 13
• Capital.bg
  22 Mar 13
• EurActiv
  18 Mar 13
• Postimees
  10 Feb 13

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Sebastian Dullien is a Senior Policy Fellow at ECFR and a professor of International Economics at HTW Berlin, the University of Applied Sciences. His research focuses on European integration, international macroeconomics and financial market regulation.

He has worked as a consultant and expert for the different political foundations, different sub-organizations of the United Nations, and has testified in front of different committees of the German Bundestag and the European Parliament.

From 2000 to 2007 Sebastian worked as a journalist for Financial Times Deutschland, the German language edition of the FT. He first worked as a leader writer and then moved to the Economics desk. From 2002 to 2007 he was responsible for the paper’s coverage of the global, European and German business cycle as well as developments in German academic economics.

Sebastian currently writes a monthly column in the German magazine “Capital”, is a regular contributor to Spiegel Online and writes occasional op-eds for a number of other German publications.

His recent book “Decent Capitalism” (joint with Hansjörg Herr and Christian Kellermann), which provides a blueprint for a better regulated are more stable capitalism after the crisis, was published in 2011 by Pluto Press. An earlier German version (“Der gute Kapitalismus”) has been widely discussed in Germany.

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