Experts Seminar – “The role and place of Parliaments in the coordination of budgetary and economic policies”

New Institutions and New Accountability for the Economic and Monetary Union Time: From 9.30 > […]
Speakers

25/03/2013
00:00:00 - 00:00:00
FEPS Brussels'office
Experts Seminar – “The role and place of Parliaments in the coordination of budgetary and economic policies”
55955
88-experts-seminar-the-role-and-place-of-parliaments-in-the-coordination-of-budgetary-and-economic-policies
0

In order to give you access to our events, FEPS processes your personal data together with any other organiser of this event mentioned in the description of the event and in accordance with 'FEPS’ data protection policy.

New Institutions and New Accountability for the Economic and Monetary Union

Time: From 9.30 > 17.15

Venue : FEPS Office, 40 Rue Montoyer – 1000 Brussels – Belgium

The seminars aims at an intensive expert debate among EU and national experts, which aims to contribute to the clarification of concepts and the emergence of new ideas and proposals for this important policy issue for the coming years.

Welcome address and introduction:

Ernst STETTER, Secretary General of the Foundation for European Progressive Studies

 

Session 1: Political and Legal Uncertainties in the existing Budgetary and Economic Policy Coordination

Introductory statements by:

  • Christophe CARESCHE, Member of the French Parliament
  • Marcel HAAG, Head of Unit, Europe 2020 – European Semester, Secretariat General of the European Commission
  • Johannes LINDNER, Head of EU Institutions and Fora Division, European Central Bank
  • Olivier ROZENBERG, Associate Research Professor, Centre d’Etudes européennes, Sciences Po Paris
  • Manuel SARRAZIN, Member of the German Parliament

Moderation:

Christian DEUBNER, Member of Scientific Council and independent consultant, Foundation for European Progressive Studies

 

Session 2: Differentiation in Budgetary and Economic Policy Coordination

Introductory statements by:

  • Poul Skytte CHRISTOFFERSEN, Ambassador of Denmark in Belgium
  • Agata GOSTYNSKA, Research Fellow, Polish Institute of International Affairs
  • Ben SMULDERS, Principal Legal Adviser, Équipe Institutions, Legal Service of the European Commission

Moderation:

Valentin KREILINGER, Research Fellow, Notre Europe – Jacques Delors Institute

Session 3: Multi-Parliamentary Control of Budgetary and Economic Policy Coordination

Introductory statements by:

  • Roberto GUALTIERI, Member of the European Parliament
  • Andreas MAURER, Head of Brussels office, Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik
  • Marcel MERSCH, Head of Unit, Economic and Social Policy, S&D Group
  • Julie SMITH, Professor of International Relations, University of Cambridge

Moderation:

Olivier ROZENBERG, Associate Research Professor, Centre d’Etudes européennes, Sciences Po Paris

Session 4: Convergence of National Policy Processes in the Field of Budgetary and Economic Policies

Introductory statements by:

  • Markus GALLANDER, Adviser on Budgetary Issues, Parliamentary Group of the SPD
  • Sandro GOZI, Member of the Italian Parliament
  • Christian KASTROP, Deputy Director-General of the Economic Policy Department, Directorate for Public Finance and Economic Affairs, German Federal Ministry of Finance
  • Renaud THILLAYE, Policy Researcher, Policy Network

Moderation:

Christian DEUBNER, Member of Scientific Council and independent consultant, Foundation for European Progressive Studies

 

Concluding remarks:

Yves BERTONCINI, Director of Notre Europe – Jacques Delors Institute

Find all related publications
Publications
05/11/2025

Algorithmic rule

AI and the future of democracy in Sweden and beyond
03/11/2025

Towards a global Pact for the Future with a stronger Social Pillar

Reflections on a bolder role of the EU ahead of the Second World Summit for Social Development
16/10/2025

Beyond values – How feminist foreign policy serves strategic interests

Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) is often championed for its normative promise — advancing gender equality, […]
13/10/2025

Facing the future: How to make Social Democracy a powerhouse again

Rethinking social democracy in an age of change This publication was launched at FEPS’ fringe […]
Find all related Audiovisual
Audiovisual
27/10/2025

🧠 “MENTAL HEALTH is not an individual issue” With Sara Bojarczuk, Aida Bikic & Jana Michailidu

📺🔊 Available on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcast Europe is facing a growing mental health […]
27/10/2025

🧠 “MENTAL HEALTH is not an individual issue” With Sara Bojarczuk, Aida Bikic & Jana Michailidu

📺🔊 Available on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcast Europe is facing a growing mental health […]
23/10/2025

New equality podcast – A platform for social democratic ideas in Hungary

A podcast by FEPS and Policy Solutions
17/10/2025

‘S&D Latin America Days FEPS fringe session’ Flickr album

The S&D Latin America Days aim to foster cooperation between progressive forces in Latin America and […]
Find all related news
News
21/10/2025

Maria João Rodrigues at PES Congress 2025

🇳🇱 🌹 FEPS attended the Party of European Socialists (PES) Congress in Amsterdam, which included […]
18/10/2025

FEPS at PES Congress 2025

🇳🇱 🌹Within PES Congress, there were full rooms on insightful discussion on a range of […]
10/09/2025

Von der Leyen – walking the walk at last?

FEPS reaction to The State of the European Union 2025
30/07/2025

Call for tender – Graphic design

This call for tender closed on 29 August 2025
Find all related in the media
In the media

When Algorithms Undermine Democracy: Europe’s Wake-Up Call

by Social Europe 11/11/2025
Maja Fjaestad and Simon Vinge, co-editors of FEPS book "Algorithmic rule", wrote this op-ed on the power of algorithms and how they threaten the foundations of democratic oversight

Los mapas de las fronteras internas que alimentan el voto ultra en Europa

by El Confidencial 13/10/2025
"The internal border maps that fuel the far-right vote in Europe" - FEPS Secretary-General László Andor discusses the impact of cohesion policies on social inequalities and the rise of the far-right across Europe in this El Confidencial article.

Migranti: Amato a FEPS — “Socialisti e populisti fomentano ossessione”

by Avanti! 29/09/2025
“Migrants: Amato to FEPS — ‘Socialists and populists fuel obsession’” News article in Avanti! where Hedwig Giusto, FEPS Head of International Affairs, critiques how both populist and some socialist political forces are stoking fear around migration. Giusto calls for balanced migration policies that respect human rights, reinforce solidarity among member states, and reject securitarian obsessions.

Dans les métiers précaires, un #MeToo plus difficile, avec moins d’écho

by France 24 25/09/2025
"In precarious jobs, a more difficult #MeToo, with less resonance": The book "The #Metoo Social Media Effect and its Potentials for Change in Europe" is discussed in this article from France24