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Hanna Deringer

Email: hanna.deringer@ecipe.org

Mobile: +32 (0)499 053 102


Areas of Expertise: EU Trade Agreements Trade Defence WTO and Globalization Africa Latin America South Asia & Oceania

Hanna Deringer

Hanna Deringer is a Research Associate at ECIPE. Her research covers different trade policy areas, including bilateral/regional trade agreements, multilateral trade relations at the WTO, sectoral trade policies, regulatory trade barriers and regulatory cooperation. She has a particular research interest in CGE modelling, non-tariff measures (NTMs) and rules of origin (RoO). In her previous work, she also developed a strong interest in trade relations with and between developing countries (EPAs, regional economic communities) and how trade can contribute to their development.

She has worked at ECIPE for several years, lastly as a Senior Policy Analyst, focusing on trade policy matters. Before joining ECIPE, she worked at the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) in the field of private sector development and economic policy. She collaborated in the planning and review of development projects providing technical assistance in the fields of trade promotion and regional economic integration. She participated in project missions in Sub-Saharan-Africa, South Asia and Latin America.

Hanna holds a Master’s degree in International Law and Economics (MILE) from the World Trade Institute (WTI) in Bern, which is focused on the law, economics and political economy of international trade. Prior to that she had also earned a Master’s degree in International Cultural and Business Studies from the Universities of Passau, Limerick and Granada.

  • ECIPE Policy Briefs

    Europe and South-East Asia: Shifting from Diplomacy to Unilateralism

    By: Hanna Deringer Hosuk Lee-Makiyama 

    • The postponement of the planned ‘strategic partnership' between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the EU highlights deep concerns and divisions for opening up in the relationship. The EU-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (FTA), and Investment Partnership Agreement (IPA), stand alone as a success for EU-ASEAN trade relations, in an otherwise troubled landscape. Bilateral trade agreements with Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand remain...

  • ECIPE Policy Briefs

    Europe and South-East Asia: An Exercise in Diplomatic Patience

    By: Hanna Deringer Hosuk Lee-Makiyama 

    The EU is hoping to revive the negotiations for a region-to-region agreement with the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN), but few trading partners have faced such inauspicious fate as its members. The trade agreement with Singapore is concluded but remains unsigned and the EU Member States do not seem to be in a hurry to ratify the EU-Vietnam agreement due to the prospects of rejection by the European Parliament over labour issues. There is a...

  • ECIPE Occasional Papers

    The Economic Impact of Local Content Requirements: A Case Study of Heavy Vehicles

    By: Hanna Deringer Fredrik Erixon Philipp Lamprecht Erik van der Marel 

    The use of local content requirements (LCRs) has been growing for a long time. Used by developed as well as developing countries, they aim to promote the use of local inputs and serve the purpose of fostering domestic industries. Argentina, Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Russia, Saudi Arabia and the USA are very frequent users of LCRs. India is by far the most prominent user, followed by Brazil. While LCRs might have perceived benefits related to specific policy...

  • ECIPE Policy Briefs

    Deepening NAFTA and Signing New Trade Agreements: A US Trade Strategy to Boost the Economy and Reduce the Trade Deficit

    By: Frank Lavin Hanna Deringer Fredrik Erixon 

    President Trump assumed office with one of the more purposeful trade agendas in modern history: he pulled the US out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, launched a renegotiation of the US-Korea Free Trade Agreement, and is now threatening to take the US out of NAFTA. He is also considering other measures that would reduce trade activity – most of it supposedly to reduce the US trade deficit. The US Administration needs a new trade policy strategy if it wants to...

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