Shahin Vallée
Chercheur en économie spécialisé dans les relations internationales et la finance, affilié au Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik, apportant l'analyse économique sur la détention de dettes souveraines.
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Dec 4, 2024 • 32min
French Government Falls, Au Revoir Monsieur Barnier
Join Marion Solletty, Executive Editor for France at POLITICO, as she discusses the dramatic no-confidence vote that ousted Prime Minister Michel Barnier, making his term one of the shortest in history. Shahin Vallée, former economic advisor to Macron, provides insights into the political dynamics and France's fiscal challenges. Meanwhile, Su Min Hwang, former head of the BBC Korean Service, analyzes the South Korean president's controversial reversal of martial law and the mounting calls for impeachment, shedding light on the implications for democracy in the region.
Jan 26, 2026 • 59min
Dettes souveraines : la détention permet-elle la sanction ? // En France, le surendettement institutionnalisé
Régis Bismuth, professeur de droit international, éclaire l'histoire juridique des dettes souveraines. Shahin Vallée, économiste spécialiste des finances internationales, explique les mécanismes économiques de la détention de dette. Ils discutent de la vente de titres comme levier politique, des effets sur taux et monnaie, et de la dette comme instrument de pression entre États.
Oct 18, 2024 • 37min
How can France survive its budget crisis?
Sophie Pedder, Paris Bureau Chief of The Economist, Shahin Vallée, a former advisor to Emmanuel Macron, and Armida van Rij, head of the Europe Programme at Chatham House, dissect France's looming budget crisis. They explore the intricate dynamics of France's fiscal instability, potential political turmoil, and the implications of rising deficits. The discussions illuminate the challenges of coalition governance, the Franco-German trade tensions, and the delicate balance of supporting Ukraine amid financial constraints. It's a candid look at the crossroads of economics and politics in France.
