Articles by Lucas Schramm

March 18, 2021

What explains Germany’s conversion to common European Union debt?

Lucas Schramm

In 2020 Germany promoted a bold European response to the corona crisis, involving common EU debt. This contrasts starkly with its position a decade before, when it favoured austerity over fiscal stimulus and debt pooling. Lucas Schramm and Amandine Crespy argue that the specific nature of the corona crisis reconfigured Germany’s national interests in Europe

Lucas Schramm

Senior Researcher / Lecturer, Geschwister Scholl Institute, Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich

Lucas holds a PhD in Social and Political Sciences from the European University Institute in Florence.

His research interests concern the history and theories of European integration, European Union crisis politics, the European Council, and Franco-German political relations in the EU.

Lucas has published in leading academic journals, including European Political Science Review, Journal of European Public Policy, Journal of Common Market Studies, Comparative European Politics, and West European Politics.

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