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Interview of Federico Steinberg, Professor of Political Exonomy at Madrid’s Universidad Autónoma, to the Crisis Observatory

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31 March, 2016

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Federico Steinberg, Professor of Political Exonomy at Madrid’s Universidad Autónoma, answers the following questions:

1. Which is the current economic situation in Spain?
2. Is the financial system more resilient nowadays?
3. Could the political instability in Spain affect the economy?

Federico Steinberg
Federico Steinberg is Senior Analyst at the Elcano Royal Institute and Professor of Political Economy at Madrid’s Universidad Autónoma. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the Universidad Autónoma, an MSc …

in Politics of the World Economy from the London School of Economics and a Master in International Affairs from Columbia University. Between 2002 and 2004 he was involved in a variety of development projects for the World Bank as a consultant in Washington DC, Ghana and Bolivia, as well as at the Executive Office of the Secretary General at the United Nations headquarters in New York. He also teaches regularly at a number of Master´s degrees, is also a frequent contributor to Spanish media, and has been invited to deliver speeches in more than ten countries.

His research focuses on international political economy, with a particular emphasis on the European economic and monetary union and the international monetary system. His work has been recently published in Review of International Political economy, Journal of Common Market Studies and New Political Economy, as well as in other Spanish and international journals. He is also co-author of the Joint Chatham House-Elcano Report “How to Fix the Euro” (2014).

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