Alexander Sandkamp

Assitant Professor of Economics,

Alexander Sandkamp is assistant professor of economics, in particular quantitative trade at the University of Kiel.His research focuses on the application of gravity models to evaluate trade policy.

Together with Gabriel Felbermayr, he investigates the effects of anti-dumping duties on international trade.

Featured work

Book

Instruments of a strategic foreign economic policy

Study for the German Federal Foreign Office produced by Bruegel, the Kiel Institute for the World Economy and DIW Berlin.

Georg Zachmann, Guntram B. Wolff, Marcel Fratzscher, Kerstin Bernoth, Gabriel Felbermayr, Niclas Poitiers, Alexander Sandkamp, Mia Hoffmann, Pauline Weil, Katrin Kamin, Malte Rieth, Jacqueline Dombrowski, Sebastian Horn and Karsten Neuhoff

12 November 2021

geopolitics eu governance climate change

External publication

EU-China trade and investment relations in challenging times

In this report, we have focused on trade and investment relations and have not attempted to define the many other policy instruments that the EU can a

Guntram B. Wolff, Alicia García-Herrero, Jianwei Xu, Gabriel Felbermayr, Niclas Poitiers, Alexander Sandkamp, Wan-Hsin Liu and Rolf J. Langhammer

04 June 2020

trade policy EU-China relations