For four long years and reasons well known, Greece was absent from the international bond market. Its reputation as a debtor destroyed, the little Eurozone member country was unable to finance itself like all modern states do: by selling bonds to international investors. Greece had to live off hand-outs from foreign governments and behind the shield of the European Central Bank. In the spring of 2014, however, Greece regained access to the bond markets – surprising in itself, but particularly because investor demand soared and Greece could have placed many more bonds than it did. This article analyses the causes and dynamics of this odd Odyssey. Based on document, media, and financial data reviews and expert interviewing, it evaluates the c...
Awarded the Hellenic Studies Program Eleftherios and Mary Rouvelas Endowed Writing Prize in 2014.The...
This article argues that the origins of the Greek malaise are primarily political rather than econom...
The Greek economy has been characterized by successive phases of growth and recession with marked ch...
For four long years and reasons well known, Greece was absent from the international bond market. It...
In the years following the financial crisis, Greece experienced a severe loss in real per capita inc...
At the end of 2009, Greece became the spark that lit the flame which threatened the structure of the...
The article looks at the debt crisis in Greece and analyzes the role it played as a causal factor in...
This thesis seeks to address the impact of the Greek debt crisis on the stability of the euro and E...
We use insights from the literature on currency crises to offer an analytical treatment of the crisi...
Since October 2009, the Greek sovereign debt problem has spiraled into crisis. By the end of last ye...
Abstract. The exit of Greece from the eight-year programs is a landmark for the emergence of the cou...
This thesis seeks to address the impact of the Greek debt crisis on the stability of the euro and Eu...
The 2008 Financial Crisis that began in the United States caused widespread panic throughout the fin...
Greece went bankrupt in 2009 presumably because it run an exorbitant public deficit and had accumula...
Why do bailout packages often fail to restore market confidence? Outlining results from a recent stu...
Awarded the Hellenic Studies Program Eleftherios and Mary Rouvelas Endowed Writing Prize in 2014.The...
This article argues that the origins of the Greek malaise are primarily political rather than econom...
The Greek economy has been characterized by successive phases of growth and recession with marked ch...
For four long years and reasons well known, Greece was absent from the international bond market. It...
In the years following the financial crisis, Greece experienced a severe loss in real per capita inc...
At the end of 2009, Greece became the spark that lit the flame which threatened the structure of the...
The article looks at the debt crisis in Greece and analyzes the role it played as a causal factor in...
This thesis seeks to address the impact of the Greek debt crisis on the stability of the euro and E...
We use insights from the literature on currency crises to offer an analytical treatment of the crisi...
Since October 2009, the Greek sovereign debt problem has spiraled into crisis. By the end of last ye...
Abstract. The exit of Greece from the eight-year programs is a landmark for the emergence of the cou...
This thesis seeks to address the impact of the Greek debt crisis on the stability of the euro and Eu...
The 2008 Financial Crisis that began in the United States caused widespread panic throughout the fin...
Greece went bankrupt in 2009 presumably because it run an exorbitant public deficit and had accumula...
Why do bailout packages often fail to restore market confidence? Outlining results from a recent stu...
Awarded the Hellenic Studies Program Eleftherios and Mary Rouvelas Endowed Writing Prize in 2014.The...
This article argues that the origins of the Greek malaise are primarily political rather than econom...
The Greek economy has been characterized by successive phases of growth and recession with marked ch...