Studied Politics and Economics at the Universities of Berlin and Montréal, Canada
IW Publications
Hüther, Michael / Gerards Iglesias, Simon / Fremerey, Melinda / Parthie, Sandra, 2023, Europa muss den nächsten Schritt wagen: Delors-Plan 2.0. Eine neue Version für Europa, IW-Policy Paper, Nr. 4, Köln / Berlin / Brüssel Zur Studie
Grömling, Michael / Koenen, Michelle / Kunath, Gero / Obst, Thomas / Parthie, Sandra, 2022, AIECE General Report Autumn 2022 Part I, IW-Report, Nr. 65, Köln / Berlin / Brüssel Zur Studie
Bardt, Hubertus / Parthie, Sandra / Rusche, Christian, 2022, Europäische Wettbewerbsfähigkeit. Potenziale nutzen, um nachhaltig zu wachsen, IW-Report, Nr. 12, Köln / Brüssel Zur Studie
(in cooperation with Wolfgang Eichert, Karl Thies) „Fixing the roof while the sun is shining” IW-Kurzbericht 81/2018
(in cooperation with Wolfgang Eichert) German elections and what to expect for the European agenda IW-Kurzbericht 68/2017
External Publications
Grömling, Michael / Koenen, Michelle / Kunath, Gero / Obst, Thomas / Parthie, Sandra, 2023, Deindustrialisation – A European Assessment, in: Intereconomics, Vol. 58, No. 4, pp. 209-214 Zur Studie
Klös, Hans-Peter / Parthie, Sandra, 2023, The UN Sustainable Development Goals. Some Reflections from the Perspective of the European Economic and Social Committee, in: Martens Centre for European Studies, Policy Recommendations, June 2023, Brussels / Cologne Zur Studie
Parthie, Sandra, 2020, INT/918, Strategische Vorausschau, Berichterstatterin: Sandra PARTHIE STELLUNGNAHME, Europäischer Wirtschafts- und Sozialausschuss Mitteilung der Kommission an das Europäische Parlament und den Rat – Strategische Vorausschau 2020 – Strategische Vorausschau – Weichenstellung für ein resilienteres Europa [COM(2020) 493 final] https://www.eesc.europa.eu/en/our-work/opinions-information-reports/opinions/strategic-foresight
Parthie, Sandra, INT/964, Industrielle Ökosysteme, strategische Autonomie und Wohlergehen
Parthie, Sandra, Der mögliche Beitrag bestimmter industrieller Ökosysteme zur strategischen Autonomie der EU und zum Wohlergehen ihrer Bürger [Sondierungsstellungnahme]
Parthie, Sandra, Mitteilung der Kommission an das Europäische Parlament, den Rat, den Europäischen Wirtschafts- und Sozialausschuss und den Ausschuss der Regionen – Aktualisierung der neuen Industriestrategie von 2020: einen stärkeren Binnenmarkt für die Erholung Europas aufbauen, [COM(2021) 350 final]
Runder Tisch: „Unternehmen in der Bürokratiefalle?”
Der Bürokratieabbau ist zurück auf der politischen Agenda. In ihrer "State of the European Union"-Rede, erklärte ihn Kommissionspräsidentin Ursula von der Leyen jüngst zur Chefsache. Entlastungen für den Mittelstand waren bereits Thema ihrer Rede im letzten Jahr. Sogar von Moratorien war in der politischen Diskussion zwischenzeitlich die Rede. Passiert ist seither wenig.
Michael Hüther / Sandra Parthie / Julian Sommer Event 4. December 2023
Live-Diskussion aus dem Europäischen Parlament: Fragmentierung, (De-) Globalisierung - welche Zukunft hat die EU-Handelspolitik?
In Zeiten geopolitischer Krisen und einer Fragmentierung des Welthandels ist eine starke EU-Handelspolitik wichtiger denn je. Nicht nur, um die regelbasierte globale Handelsordnung zu erhalten oder um unsere Lieferketten widerstandsfähiger zu machen, sondern auch, um Europas Zugang zu kritischen Rohstoffen zu sichern.
Michael Hüther / Sandra Parthie / Julian Sommer IW
Michael Grömling / Michelle Koenen / Gero Kunath / Thomas Obst / Sandra Parthie in Intereconomics
The war in Ukraine has exacerbated pre-existing production problems in manufacturing networks originating from the coronavirus pandemic. Material shortages are compounded by uncertainties about sufficient energy supplies.
Michael Grömling / Michelle Koenen / Gero Kunath / Thomas Obst / Sandra Parthie in Intereconomics IW
Workshop: The Digital Product Passport in the green transition
Sustainability has become a driver for modern life, for our economies and for society. Manufacturers are looking to produce in a resource efficient way and consumers ask for sustainable products.
Some Reflections from the Perspective of the European Economic and Social Committee
External Publication 21. June 2023
The UN Sustainable Development Goals: Some Reflections from the Perspective of the European Economic and Social Committee
Hans-Peter Klös / Sandra Parthie in Martens Centre for European Studies
To some, it might seem odd that the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) would be of relevance to the highly developed industrial nations that form the EU.
Hans-Peter Klös / Sandra Parthie in Martens Centre for European Studies IW
Live Stream: Net-Zero Industry Act: Europäische Antwort auf den IRA?
Mit dem „Net-Zero Industry Act” will die Europäische Kommission den Ausbau sauberer Technologien in der EU gezielt fördern, damit sie bis 2030 mindestens 40% des Bedarfs der Union abdecken.
Michael Hüther / Simon Gerards Iglesias / Melinda Fremerey / Sandra Parthie
In the coming years, the world order of exchange and multilateralism, which has so far been shaped by the West, will lose power, and global institutions will find it increasingly difficult to fulfil their mission of balancing interests and promoting international cooperation and development.
Michael Hüther / Simon Gerards Iglesias / Melinda Fremerey / Sandra Parthie IW
Michael Grömling / Michelle Koenen / Gero Kunath / Thomas Obst / Sandra Parthie
Private households, companies and governments in Europe are facing enormous challenges. First, far-reach-ing transformations in economic life are on the horizon for the current decade and beyond. Demographic developments are exacerbating the shortages of skilled workers that already exist in many economies and reinforcing the associated obstacles to production.
Michael Grömling / Michelle Koenen / Gero Kunath / Thomas Obst / Sandra Parthie IW
panel discussion: Challenging times for the US and EU - Where are the economic and monetary policies headed?
The Russian war of aggression on Ukraine triggered massive price increases. But even before that, there were high inflation risks due to the Corona pandemic and creeping deglobalization. How should governments and central banks respond now?
Reinventing EU economic governance: What will become of the Stability and Growth Pact?
In the framework of the Spring 2022 European Semester package, the Commission announced the far-reaching decision to continue applying the general escape clause of the EU fiscal rules. This means that the deficit and debt rules can be ignored by the member states with the intention to provide financial support to businesses and citizens in times of crisis.
Sandra Parthie IW
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