Andreas Eisl is Senior Research fellow on European economic policy at the Jacques Delors Institute. As a comparative political economist, his expertise is centred on questions of EU economic governance, macroeconomic and budgetary policy-making, public debt and investment in Europe.
Currently, he works particularly on the reform of the European fiscal framework, key instruments of EU industrial policy-making, and the relationship between debt and climate sustainability. He is also a member of the Horizon Europe research project REGROUP, in which he investigates the interrelationship between crises and European integration.
Andreas Eisl holds a PhD in political science from Sciences Po and the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (MPIfG)/University of Cologne, as well as a master’s degree in geography from the University of Salzburg. He has taught at Sciences Po and the Sorbonne Nouvelle.
PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
Make the European Single Market fit for the age of geopolitical competition
For a competitive European industrial policy
Commonalities and fault lines in EU economic policy visions
European fiscal framework reform – a compromise, for better or worse
national mini-public report: france
How stringent would the new Stability and Growth Pact be? And for who?
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Finances publiques, multilatéralisme, énergie… Les disputes s’accumulent dans le couple franco-allemand
The great switcheroo: How France overtook Italy as the EU’s No. 1 budgetary basket case
Budget 2025 : Berlin et Bruxelles dans l’attente d’une réduction du déficit public français
L’UE a besoin d’un fonds européen pour la politique industrielle, selon l’Institut Jacques Delors
Croissance et rigueur budgétaire : les pays d’Europe du Sud prennent l’avantage
Budget 2025 : le retour de l’austérité ?
ÉVÉNEMENTS
EVENTS
Euroquestions 57 | Reforming the Stability and Growth Pact. Key challenges and opportunities for a revamped European fiscal framework
