Peter Sparding
Senior Vice President and Director of Policy @Center For The Study Of The Presidency & Congress Cspc
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WORK HISTORY
Senior Vice President and Director of Policy @Center For The Study Of The Presidency & Congress Cspc
Washington, DC, US
Lead the Center\'s work on geotechnological competition and economic security issues- Conduct research and policy analysis on foreign, trade, technological, and economic policy developments in the United States, Europe, and Japan-Brief Congressional staffers, government agencies, and other stakeholders on a range of policy issues- Respond to national and international media and interview requests (print, TV, and radio programs)
EDUCATION
Freie Universität Berlin
Master's Degree, Political Science
Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen
Political Science
SKILLS
ABOUT PETER SPARDING
Peter Sparding is the Senior Vice President and Director of Policy at the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress (CSPC). He has written about and analyzed U.S.–Germany relations and transatlantic economic and foreign policy ties for two decades. In this current role he manages CSPC’s work on economic security, geotechnological competition, and trade. He also continues to work on issues related to the transatlantic relationship, especially German-American relations. His book “No Better Friend? The United States and Germany since 1945” was published in October 2024 by Hurst (London) and in March 2025 in the United States by Oxford University Press. Previously Sparding worked at the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) in Washington, DC and Berlin. He regularly briefs government agencies, Congress, the private sector, and other stakeholders on a range of economic and foreign policy issues. He has been quoted in or contributed to a variety of print, radio, and television media outlets, including the New York Times, AFP, Bloomberg, CNN, Euronews, NPR’s Marketplace, Wirtschaftswoche, Tagesspiegel, and German public TV & radio. Sparding holds a master’s degree from Freie University in Berlin and has also studied at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark. He is a 2015 Atlantic Council U.S.–German Next Generation fellow. He is fluent in English and German and also speaks French and Danish.
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