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Tag Archives: Eurozone
Apr 3 2013
The Cyprus crisis has shown the growing dysfunctionality of the eurozone.
2 CommentsReflecting on the recent crisis in Cyprus, Vassilis Paipais and Eirini Karamouzi write that the imbroglio over the county’s banks shows both the difficulties currently faced by the eurozone and the power of Germany in Europe. They argue that the crisis has … Continue reading
Posted by: April 3, 2013
Tagged with: banking, crisis, Cyprus, Eurocrisis, Eurozone
Mar 20 2013
Cyprus is the latest casualty of Germany’s ‘one size fits all’ solution to the Eurozone crisis.
23 CommentsOn Tuesday the Cypriot parliament rejected an international bailout deal aimed at keeping the country’s struggling banks afloat. The most controversial part of the agreement was a proposed €5.8 billion deposit levy on Cypriot bank deposits. Adonis Pegasiou writes that … Continue reading
Jan 21 2013
As Europe’s fiscal union marches on, it is time for the centre-left to debate what it can do to make the eurozone more progressive
1 CommentWhile the EU edges ever closer to fiscal federalism, it still lacks a federal budget, which would be able to assist areas of the eurozone that are in economic difficulty. Dan Corry argues that in the absence of a eurozone-wide … Continue reading
Posted by: January 21, 2013
Tagged with: centre left, Euro, Eurozone, progressives, unemployment
Jan 18 2013
Brussels blog round-up for 12 – 18 January: Europe’s security shortcomings, ‘show’ passports, and is the eurozone returning to normal?
Leave a commentChris Gilson and Stuart A Brown take a look at the week in Brussels blogging. The EU centre Dimitris Rapidis bids farewell to Jean-Claude Juncker who is soon retiring as the head of the Eurogroup (the meeting of the Eurozone’s finance … Continue reading
Posted by: January 18, 2013
Tagged with: crisis, EU foreign policy, Eurozone, Jean-Claude Juncker, Mario Draghi
Jan 11 2013
Brussels blog round-up for 5 – 11 January: Czechs go to the polls, France’s changing foreign policy, and is Romania a democratic inspiration?
Leave a commentChris Gilson and Stuart A Brown take a look at the week in Brussels blogging. The EU centre Craig Willy looks at the ability of the European Central Bank to compel national governments to obey its will, and wonders whether or … Continue reading
Posted by: January 11, 2013
Tagged with: Czech Republic, David Cameron, ECB, eu, Eurozone, France, Romania, UK
Dec 7 2012
Europe is now stuck in a fiscal trap, brought about by the failure of orthodox economics to provide an effective strategy for economic growth.
2 CommentsThe United States has yet to resolve its “fiscal cliff”, its own version of austerity. Dimitri B. Papadimitriou and Greg Hannsgen of the Levy Economics Institute offer an analysis of what they term the “fiscal trap.” They argue many economists … Continue reading
Posted by: December 7, 2012
Tagged with: crisis, Eurozone, Fiscal policy, fiscal trap
