CER podcast: Can the EU use trade and investment policies to advance its strategic goals?

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🗓️ 3 December 2020

⏱️ 35 minutes

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This week's CER podcast is the fourth of five episodes on the CER's annual economics conference, usually hosted at Ditchley Park but this year held as a webinar series. The podcast features Caroline Freund of the World Bank, Anu Bradford of Columbia University, Gabriel Felbermayr of the Kiel Institute of the World Economy, and Alan Beattie of the Financial Times. John Springford, CER's deputy director, also speaks to Soumaya Keynes, The Economist's trade and globalisation editor, about US trade policy and the Biden administration’s approach towards China. Produced by Rosie Giorgi Music by Edward Hipkins

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0:00.0	From the Center for European Reform, this is the CER podcast.
0:04.2	Poson us seriously the question of the
0:06.0	future that we want, and we all
0:08.2	all together, the courage to it construct.
0:10.6	For us in Germany, is the
0:12.0	Bekenness to the European Europe,
0:14.1	a part of our state's resolve.
0:15.7	A strong united Europe is a necessity for the world
0:17.9	because an integrated Europe remains vital to our
0:20.2	international order. This is the moment for the world because an integrated Europe remains vital to our international
0:20.9	order. This is the moment for Europe to lead the way towards a new vitality.
0:26.6	Welcome to the Centre for European Reform Podcast. I'm John Springford, Deputy Director of the
0:32.2	CER. This is the fourth in our series of podcasts on our CERDitchley Economics Conference.
0:39.3	And the pandemic has meant that we don't get to hang out together as usual,
0:43.3	and we're having to do it on Zoom,
0:45.3	but we've had some great speakers this year who wouldn't have been able to make the trip to England.
0:49.3	And the quality of discussion, I think, is among the best that we've ever had.
0:53.3	I've been wondering if this is how the onlineification of working life works, really.
1:00.0	You don't get as much small talk and gossip because there are fewer moments for impromptu chats.
1:05.0	But you do get to talk to a bigger range of people because everybody's online.
1:10.0	So that's a good thing. Anyway, the title of
1:12.1	this week's session is, can the EU use trade and investment policy to advance its strategic
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