Katharina Gnath

Head of Program Globalization and World Economy

Areas of Specialisation:

• Globalization and world economy
  
• International economic organizations and fora (WTO, IMF, G8, G20)
  
• European external economic policy

Foreign Languages: English, French

phone: +49- (0)30 25 42 31-26
gnath@dgap.org

Katharina Gnath joined the DGAP’s research institute in February 2007 as resident fellow, responsible for the Globalization and World Economy Program. She specializes in international economic relations and questions of international economic governance.

Before she came to the Council she worked as research associate for the London-based think tank »Federal Trust for Education and Research« on European economic issues and at the European Central Bank’s international directorate in Frankfurt.

She studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Oxford (BA Hons) and holds an MSc in European Politics and Governance from the London School of Economics where she conducted research on economic and monetary policy.

Publications

2007

• Die unbekannte Macht der Staatsfonds. Protektionismus ist die falsche Erwiderung
  in: DGAPstandpunkt No. 7, October 2007
  
• Beyond Heiligendamm. The G-8 and its dialogue with emerging countries
  in: Internationale Politik Global Edition, Fall 2007
• Quo vadis, G8? Runder Tisch
  (with Sieglinde Gstöhl and Martin Kahl), in: WeltTrends Nr. 55, Summer 2007
• Abschlusserklärung des Model G8 Youth Summits 2007
  (with Gereon Schuch, Gregor Scheppan and Christoph Fahle, Eds.), June 2007
• Mehr Einbeziehung: ja, Erweiterung: nein. Die G-8 und der Dialog mit den Schwellenländern,
  in: Internationale Politik, June 2007

2006

• The future of Europe,
  ECB Connected Magazine (with Baron Frankal)
  
• The Governance of the Eurozone, A Federal Trust Working Group Report under the Chairmanship of Sir Stephen Wall
  (academic and editorial responsibilities)
  
• Guy Verhofstadt and the 'United States of Europe': The Eurozone as a new core Europe?,
  Federal Trust European Policy Brief Nr. 22
  
• The Services Directive has passed the European Parliament: Business as usual?,
  Federal Trust Newsletter

2005

• The question of a "Social Europe": the background of the debate, Federal Trust Newsletter
  
• The demands of globalisation on "Social Europe" revisited, Federal Trust Newsletter (with Bob Hancké)

2004

• EU-Haushalt und Finanzielle Vorausschau,
  www.weltpolitik.net (with Rebekka Göhring)
  
• The WTO and environment: …more words than deeds? On the relationship between the WTO and the environment: overview, latest developments and assessment,
  www.weltpolitik.net

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