Add to ORKGIceland entered a period of financial crisis in 2008, with the country subsequently involved in a prolonged dispute over losses generated in the Netherlands and the UK by an Icelandic bank. Jon Danielsson writes that the crisis in Iceland has much in common with the ongoing crisis in Greece, not least the heavy pressure exerted on both countries by foreign governments. He argues that just as in Iceland, this pressure has been counterproductive in Greece, hardening opposition to any potential settlement
The paper draws lessons from the collapse of Iceland's banking system in October 2008. The rapid exp...
The Icelandic internet bank Icesave went bankrupt in late 2008. The insufficient Icelandic deposit g...
The author analyzes the successful strategy of overcoming financial breakdown in the case study of I...
The global financial crisis has provoked a robust debate in international political economy literatu...
Iceland was the first developed economy to fall into crisis in 2008, with the collapse of its bankin...
The 2008 global economic and financial crisis hit hard in Iceland. During the crisis its three large...
The Greek and the Icelandic crisis have much in common, not the least the heavy pressure from foreig...
Iceland became the first developed country in 30 years to request help from the IMF in 2009. While t...
At year-end 2005, almost all of the total assets of Iceland’s banking system were concentrated in ju...
This chapter tells an Icelandic saga, albeit not one of the classic kind with more embellished heroe...
The Icelandic experience of boom and subsequent bust in the wake of the 2008 economic crisis is an e...
Iceland's boom and bust replicate in miniature the causes, development and trajectory of the absolut...
The Icesave dispute Iceland fought with governments of the UK and the Netherlands revealed inherent ...
Iceland experienced a significant financial meltdown and subsequent economic downturn after the 2008...
The economic crisis that burst in 2007 was one of the harshest-if not the harshest- in the recent hi...
The paper draws lessons from the collapse of Iceland's banking system in October 2008. The rapid exp...
The Icelandic internet bank Icesave went bankrupt in late 2008. The insufficient Icelandic deposit g...
The author analyzes the successful strategy of overcoming financial breakdown in the case study of I...
The global financial crisis has provoked a robust debate in international political economy literatu...
Iceland was the first developed economy to fall into crisis in 2008, with the collapse of its bankin...
The 2008 global economic and financial crisis hit hard in Iceland. During the crisis its three large...
The Greek and the Icelandic crisis have much in common, not the least the heavy pressure from foreig...
Iceland became the first developed country in 30 years to request help from the IMF in 2009. While t...
At year-end 2005, almost all of the total assets of Iceland’s banking system were concentrated in ju...
This chapter tells an Icelandic saga, albeit not one of the classic kind with more embellished heroe...
The Icelandic experience of boom and subsequent bust in the wake of the 2008 economic crisis is an e...
Iceland's boom and bust replicate in miniature the causes, development and trajectory of the absolut...
The Icesave dispute Iceland fought with governments of the UK and the Netherlands revealed inherent ...
Iceland experienced a significant financial meltdown and subsequent economic downturn after the 2008...
The economic crisis that burst in 2007 was one of the harshest-if not the harshest- in the recent hi...
The paper draws lessons from the collapse of Iceland's banking system in October 2008. The rapid exp...
The Icelandic internet bank Icesave went bankrupt in late 2008. The insufficient Icelandic deposit g...
The author analyzes the successful strategy of overcoming financial breakdown in the case study of I...
