Add to ORKGEurozone finance ministers reached a preliminary agreement on a reform of the European Stability Mechanism in June, but failed to conclude it last week. The reform is now set to be discussed during the European Council meeting on 12-13 December. Shahin Vallée, Jérémie Cohen-Setton, Paul De Grauwe and Sebastian Dullien write that the proposal should not be endorsed in its current form. They argue it would represent a missed opportunity to secure a broader and more ambitious reform package
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Despite Brexit, the EU have an interest in further collaborating with the UK, while the UK also need...
The Brexit referendum was dominated by simplistic visions of the European Union. Critics portrayed t...
Europe’s political leaders are deeply divided over how to manage the economic consequences of the Co...
In July, EU heads of state and government finally reached agreement on a recovery package to tackle ...
The proposal put forward by the European Commission to issue common debt to finance the economic rec...
The Covid-19 outbreak has led to renewed calls for debt mutualisation in the Eurozone. Luuk Molthof ...
The European Union has come under intense pressure from the Eurozone crisis, the migration crisis, a...
Over the last fifteen years, the European Union has experienced multiple crises and the first withdr...
In re:generation Europe: Ten Proposals for Another Europe, Floris de Witte sets out a vision for ano...
Covid-19 has reignited concerns about the future of the Eurozone. Mark Copelovitch explains that the...
Less integration would make it difficult for the ECB to stabilise the euro area economies, and indiv...
While Brexit negotiations are beginning to progress, the European Parliament is preparing to vote on...
Previous research suggests a form of ‘democratic constraint’ blocks attempts to reform the euro. Whi...
The EU's principle of 'subsidiarity' states that only actions which cannot be effectively achieved a...
The purpose of this article is to identify the key elements of resolution framework under the Single...
Despite Brexit, the EU have an interest in further collaborating with the UK, while the UK also need...
The Brexit referendum was dominated by simplistic visions of the European Union. Critics portrayed t...
Europe’s political leaders are deeply divided over how to manage the economic consequences of the Co...