Euro crisis

Euro crisis

Euro crisis

Euro crisis

19 June 2017

Europe’s Three Crises

By James A Caporaso

The European integration project suffers from three distinct crises feeding one another: the euro crisis, Brexit and the refugee crisis.

28 November 2016

Is leaving the euro a realistic solution for Italy?

By Lorenzo Bordogna

The solution to Italy’s economic woes is not leaving the common currency, but striving to make the Eurozone more growth-friendly.

24 October 2016

Borrowed Institutions and Fundamental Rights in Times of Austerity

By Alberto Miglio

In the recent Ledra ruling the EU Court of Justice sent an ambivalent message regarding the scope of the Union’s law.

19 September 2016

The travails and rebirth of social dialogue in the post-crisis EU

By Igor Guardiancich

While there are signs that social dialogue has been revitalized after the euro crisis, its full recovery as a policy-making tool is yet to come.

5 September 2016

The end of the European left? Alternatives after crisis, Syriza and Brexit

By David Bailey

Rather than clinging to traditional notions of social Europe, European leftists should look at the continent’s emerging civil society experiments to find a way for the future.

4 August 2016

What explains German economic success – Is the model sustainable?

By Brigitte Young

Germany’s export-led model is hardly sustainable in the long run. Immigration, however, might stimulate a new domestic-growth model for the country and, as a result, an economic rebalancing of the Eurozone.

15 July 2016

Family, neighbourhood community or a partnership among strangers? A conversation on the EU

By Michael Best and Maurizio Ferrera

In “The Germanization of Europe”, Maurizio Ferrera reproaches Germany for not treating its EU partners like members of a family. But family entails responsibilities as well as solidarity.

7 July 2016

The Germanization of Europe

By Maurizio Ferrera

Over her tenure as Chancellor, Angela Merkel has established a solid system of power—both in Germany and within the EU—to which there are very few alternatives.

30 May 2016

Territory, Politics and Growth: Opportunities and Challenges

By Maurizio Ferrera

Territories and space have acquired a new salience in the post-industrial, globalized politico-economic systems. In addition to great opportunities, however, spatial politics implies a number of threats to the well-being of our societies.

20 May 2016

Is debt restructuring the right solution for Greece?

By Nicola Borri

Contrary to what the IMF says, the solution to Greece’s woes is not more debt restructuring, but further structural reforms to make the country grow again.

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