Crisis management instruments in the Eurozone have gradually evolved from an ‘ex-post’ perspective- where official financial support would only be granted once a country has lost access to financial markets […]
Many people anticipated that economic and political power would shift from the West to the East and the South in the coming decades. Likewise, deepening interdependence has been widely commented […]
Macroeconomic conditionality has become one of the major elements in discussions on the future of EU cohesion policy. Such conditionality would make the cohesion budget dependent on EU economic governance […]
This Policy Brief pleads for an unambiguous commitment by eurozone leaders to establishing a Banking Union that is based on all three of its pillars: common supervision, a single bank […]
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-The quest for convergence. Policy transfer in an interconnected world, Nienke de Deugd and Gerda van Roozendaal -Is the European Union capable of leadership in global climate change politics?, Menno […]
The recurrent debate on Eurobonds is often clouded by misconceptions. This Policy Brief clarifies their aims and possible forms, before discussing the key challenges for their introduction. It argues that, […]
This two-day conference, organised by the Egmont Institute, is part of a series of Advanced Training Courses (ATCs) within the EUTIP ITN research network. A wide range of aspects appertaining […]
During the conference a distinguished panel will discuss the current challenges and possible solutions for financial stability in Europe. Programme: 18.00 – 18.30 : Registration 18.30 – 19.45 : […]
With H.E.M. Ibrahim AL-JAAFARI, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Iraq Chaired by Ambassador Anick Van Calster, Director General, Directorate General Bilateral Affairs, Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs
What will be the impact on our society of the use of artificial intelligence well beyond human capabilities? Will the mechanisation and digitalisation of the economy at all levels lead […]