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Katinka
Barysch, Deputy Director
Katinka Barysch is the deputy director. She has written extensively about Russia, Turkey, Central and Eastern Europe and about all aspects EU enlargement. She also works on European economic reforms, globalisation, energy questions and EU institutional change.
Katinka has acted as an advisor to the EU Select Committee of the House of Lords, the World Economic Forum and other organisations, as well as EU governments and a number of financial institutions and business federations. She regularly comments on European developments in the media, and she was twice nominated for the Rybczynski Prize of economic writing by the Society of Business Economists.
Katinka joined the CER in July 2002. Before that, she was an analyst and editor for the Economist Intelligence Unit in London, specialising in Eastern Europe and Russia. Until 1998, she worked as a consultant in Brussels, where she was also involved in formulating the European Commission's strategy towards the East European candidate countries.
Katinka gained an MSc in International Political Economy with distinction from the London School of Economics and a BA in Political Science, Economics and Law from Munich University. She speaks German, French and some Russian.
Main
areas of expertise: EU enlargement, Russia, Turkey, energy, economics.
CER publications:
- The new Commission's economic
philosophy
policy brief with Charles Grant, Simon Tilford and Philip Whyte, February 2010
- Pipeline politics: Why Nabucco is stuck
(CER insight article, 29 January 2010)
- Can Turkey combine EU accession
and
regional leadership?
(policy brief, January 2010)
- Gazprom's uncertain outlook
(CER insight article, 18 December 2009)
- What Eastern Europe can learn from the crisis
(CER insight article, 11 November 2009)
- Is Turkey Iran's friend?
(CER insight article, 4 November 2009)
- Westerwelle for finance minister
(CER insight article, 29 September 2009)
- Russia: A tale of two crises
(CER insight article, 3 July 2009)
- The Europeans at the London summit
(CER insight article, 1 April 2009)
- In the name of EU solidarity
(bulletin article, April/May 2009)
- The real G20 agenda
(CER
insight article, 13 March 2009)
- Why enlargement is in trouble
(CER
insight article, 24 February 2009)
- New Europe and the economic crisis

(briefing note, February 2009)
- Just
another gas crisis?
(CER
insight article, 7 January 2009)
- State,
money and rules:
An EU policy for sovereign investments
(essay with Simon Tilford and Philip Whyte,
December 2008)
- What
the summit says about the EU
(CER
insight article, 16 December 2008)
- PCA?
The EU needs a real Russia debate
(CER
insight article, 24 November 2008)
- Beyond banking: What the financial crisis means for the EU

(policy brief with Hugo Brady, Charles Grant, Bobo Lo, Clara Marina O'Donnell, Simon Tilford, Tomas Valasek and Philip Whyte, October 2008)
- Another
Great Depression?
(CER
insight article, 15 October 2008)
- Pipelines,
politics and power
The future of EU-Russia energy relations 
(report with contributions from Andris Piebalgs, Konstantin
Kosachev, Sergey Yastrzhembsky, Cliff Gaddy, Dmitri
Trenin, Roland Götz and many others, edited by
Katinka Barysch, October 2008)
- The EU's toolbox for Russia
(CER
insight article, 15 September 2008)
- Should
Europeans care about Doha?
(CER
insight article, 30 July 2008)
- The EU's new Russia policy starts at home

(briefing note, June 2008)
- Can
Europe and China shape a
new world order?
(report with Charles Grant, May 2008)
- Turkey's
turmoil, the EU's reaction
(CER
insight article, 10 April 2008)
- A
joint response to the credit crunch
(CER
insight article, 19 March 2008)
- The
Lisbon scorecard VIII:
Is Europe ready for an economic storm?
(report with Simon Tilford and Philip Whyte, February
2008)
- Kosovo
the economic dilemma
(CER
insight article, 29 February 2008)
- Turkey's
role in European energy security

(essay by Katinka Barysch, December 2007)
- China
is losing its EU friends
(CER
insight article, 29 November 2007)
- EU-Russia:
no more ambitions
(CER insight article, 1 November 2007)
- The
CER guide to the Reform Treaty

(briefing note with Hugo Brady, October 2007)
- What
should Europe do about
sovereign wealth funds?
(bulletin article with Philip Whyte,
October/November 2007)
- What
Europeans think about Turkey
and why
(briefing note, August 2007)
- Poland's
poll and the EU treaty
(CER insight article, 24 August 2007)
- Where
next for Turkey?
(CER insight article with Charles Grant,
24 July 2007)
- Russia,
realism and EU unity

(policy brief, July 2007)
- Reciprocity will not secure Europe's energy
(bulletin article, August/September 2007)
- Portugal's
presidency

(briefing note by Katinka Barysch, July 2007)
- Why
Europeans don't have babies
(CER insight article, 29 June 2007)
- What
the summit says about the EU
(CER
insight article, 26 June 2007)
- Turkey
before the election
(CER
insight article, 15 June 2007)
- G8
and world politics
(CER insight article, 11 June 2007)
- Sarkozy,
secularism and Turkey's
European future
(bulletin article, June/July 2007)
- Three
questions that Europe must ask about Russia

(briefing
note, 16 May 2007)
- What
Turkey's crisis means for the EU
(CER
insight article, 3 May 2007)
- Globalisation:
business versus politics?
(CER insight article, 20 April 2007)
- We
are all Nordics now, or are we?
(bulletin article, April/May 2007)
- The
future of the single market
(CER insight article, 2 March 2007)
- The
Lisbon scorecard VII:
Will globalisation leave Europe
stranded?
(report
with Simon Tilford and Aurore Wanlin, February 2007)
- The
wrong benchmark for Eastern Europe
(CER
insight article, 25 January 2007)
- Why
the UK needs to back
Commission energy plans
(CER
insight article, 12 January 2007)
- What
to expect from the German
presidency
(briefing
note, January 2007)
- If
Turkey and the EU break up...
(bulletin article with Charles Grant,
December 2006/January 2007)
- Climate
change:
Western business can help China and India
(CER
insight article, 17 November 2006)
- The
EU and Russia:
From principle to pragmatism
(policy brief, November 2006)
- Absorption
capacity - the wrong debate
(CER
insight article, 10 November 2006)
- EU-Turkey
relations: One year on -
Turkey's progress towards
the EU
(September 2006)
- Europe's
new division of labour
(bulletin
article, June/July 2006)
- Enlargement
two years on:
Economic success or political failure?
(briefing
paper for the Confederation of Danish Industries and
the Central Organization of Industrial Employees in
Denmark, April 2006)
- The
Austrian EU presidency and the future
of the constitutional
treaty
(briefing note, 24 January 2006)
- East
versus West? The EU economy after enlargement

(essay, January 2006)
- Some
advice for Turkey
(bulletin
article, December 2005/January 2006)
- East
versus West? The European economic and social model
after enlargement

(essay, October 2005)
- Why
Europe should embrace Turkey

(report
with Heather Grabbe and Steven Everts,
September 2005)
- Liberal
versus social Europe
(bulletin article, August/September 2005)
- The
economics of Turkish accession

(essay,
July 2005)
- Embracing
the dragon
The EU's China partnership with China
(report
with Charles Grant and Mark Leonard,
May 2005)
- One
year after enlargement
(bulletin article, April/May 2005)
- Ukraine
should not be part of a
'great game'
(briefing note with Charles Grant, December 2004)
- Germany
- the sick man of Europe?
(policy brief, December 2003)
- A
pact for stability and growth

(policy brief, October 2003)
- It
it's broken, fix it!
(bulletin article, October/November 2003)
- The
CER guide to the draft constitution
(joint CER publication, policy brief, July 2003)
- Britain
and the euro: how to reap
the benefits
(opinion
paper, June 2003)
- Does
enlargement matter for the
EU economy
(policy brief, March 2003)
- The
euro and prices

(policy
brief, March 2003)
- Russia
and the WTO
(report with Robert Cottrell, Franco Frattini,
Paul Hare, Pascal Lamy, Maxim Medvedkov and
Yevgeny Yasin, December 2002)
- New
designs for Europe
(joint CER publication, December 2002)
- Who's
ready for EU enlargement?
(working paper with Heather Grabbe,
November 2002)
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