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CIGI Senior Fellow Miranda Xafa discusses the controversial role of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as a junior partner to European institutions, including ... Via jean lievens 
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Editorial: The single currency remains in a debt crisis. In deflationary times, this will require a novel solution: honesty Via jean lievens
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The short history of the Eurozone has been remarkable and unprecedented – the euro project has moved from the planning board to a vibrant currency within less than ten years. Via jean lievens
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John Peet and David Marsh discuss the euro crisis and how it can be fixed at the book launch for John Peet and Antion La Guardia's new book. Why is it unfortunate that the crisis started in Greece? And why won't the crisis end in tears? Via jean lievens
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The Great Euro Crisis BBC Documentary: http://t.co/W14aEOv2gc via @YouTube Stuff I Watch at 4 am . Via jean lievens
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A decision by a new Greek government to leave the eurozone would set off devastating turmoil in financial markets even worse than the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, a leading international economist warned Saturday. Via jean lievens
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The Economist offers authoritative insight and opinion on international news, politics, business, finance, science, technology and the connections between them. Via jean lievens
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THE future of Europe; what lies ahead for its southern countries? That was the theme of a debate which your blogger chaired last night in front of an audience of graduates from Luiss, the Italian university, in London. The speakers were Brendan Simms of Cambridge University (author of an excellent book "The Struggle for Supremacy in Europe", reviewedhere), Paul de Grauwe of the LSE (author of a highly insightful paper on the euro zone's fragility back in 2011), Martin Wolf, the FT columnist and Marcello Messori of Luiss itself. Via jean lievens
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