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Category Archives: The Euro, European economics, finance, business and regulation
May 12 2013
Book Review: The Oxford Handbook of the European Union
Leave a commentThe EU is becoming increasingly important and present in the lives of Europeans, at the same time as myths and misunderstandings about the institution and its role are on the rise. With contributions from over sixty specialists, Giulia Pastorella finds … Continue reading
Posted by: May 12, 2013
Tagged with: book reviews
May 11 2013
The EU’s data protection proposals may help to revitalise fundamental privacy principles for the online age.
1 CommentThe European Union’s data protection framework is currently under review. Stefan Strauss argues that current proposals lean towards revitalising the value of privacy and addressing key concerns over transparency and control of personal data use. Intel has estimated that every minute approximately 640000 GB of … Continue reading
Posted by: May 11, 2013
Tagged with: data, data protection, online, privacy
May 8 2013
After six years of austerity, Ireland’s coalition government has little room to manoeuvre.
1 CommentOne of the first countries to be seriously affected by the Eurozone crisis, after six years, Ireland may now be at risk of ‘austerity fatigue’. Theresa Reidy writes that facing increasing opposition to austerity, Ireland’s coalition government now clings together … Continue reading
Posted by: May 8, 2013
Tagged with: austerity, elections, Ireland
May 2 2013
A wider debate on how Europe shapes British policy making is now needed.
1 CommentThe UK’s forty-year relationship with the EU and its predecessors has seen a significant integration of EU policies into the UK’s institutional culture. Janice Morphet looks at how the UK has implemented EU legislation in recent decades, finding that there … Continue reading
Posted by: May 2, 2013
Tagged with: eu, EU debate, policy making, UK
Apr 30 2013
Competing bureaucratic mandates have produced a ‘clash of organisations’ that impedes effective crisis management in Europe.
1 CommentHow does regional economic integration impact upon global economic governance? André Broome examines the evolution of bureaucratic cooperation between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Union between the signing of the Maastricht Treaty in 1992 and the launch … Continue reading
Posted by: April 30, 2013
Tagged with: bailouts, crisis management, EU-IMF relations, financial assistance, IMF., troika
Apr 27 2013
No Triple Dip does not mean a good recovery for the UK
Leave a commentJohn Van Reenen reacts to the news this week that the UK has avoided economic contraction in the last quarter. Whilst Osborne may see this as cause to celebrate, there is nothing commendable about an economy that continues to stagnate. This … Continue reading
Posted by: April 27, 2013
Tagged with: economy, growth, recession, UK
