Origins and Consequences of EU Economic Governance

Abstract

The papers in this panel analyze the factors that shaped the establishment and institutional development of the Economic and Monetary Union, with particular attention to its economic governance, the European sovereign debt crisis, and the role of Germany, and the domestic consequences of some of its policies, especially austerity measures. The papers emphasize the importance of learning and experimentation.

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From Market Discipline to Monetary Integration: Germany’s Response to Financial Threats in the EMS	View Paper Details
Governing Growth in the European Union: Building the EU’s Economic Government through Experimentation	View Paper Details
Rethinking Austerity’s Political Costs: The Role of Export Versus Domestic Demand Dependence at the Regional Level	View Paper Details
Agile or Resilient? Paradigms at odds in the long shadow of Eurocrisis	View Paper Details
Two Levels, Two Rulebooks: German Fiscal Politics and the EU Economic Governance Framework Reform	View Paper Details