A Global Perspective on the European Economic Crisis

Bruno Dallago is Professor of Economics and Director of the Research Unit on Local Development at the University of Trento, Italy. Gert Guri is External Lecturer of two International Master Programs at the University of Trento and Link Campus University of Rome, Italy. John McGowan is a Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the University of North Carolina, USA.

1. Where is Europe Headed? An Introduction Bruno Dallago, Gert Guri and John McGowan Part One: The European Project: Moving Forward with Dry Eyes Steven Rosefielde 3. The EU in Stormy Seas: Beginning of the End or End of the Beginning Klaus Gretschmann 4. Signalling imbalances in the EMU Nicola Acocella 5. On the Crisis of the EMU: Failed Construction, Failed Implementation or Failed Crisis Management? László Csaba 6. The European Crisis: Testing the Trust Foundations of an Economic and Monetary Union Simona Piattoni 7. Assessing the Europe 2020 Strategy Paolo Pasimeni 8. Reinforcing Europe’s failed fiscal regulatory state Scott Greer and Holly Jarman 9. The monetary union and migration Bruno Dallago 10. The Future of the German Model after the Labour Market Reforms Joachim Möller Part Two: Introduction to Part Two John McGowan 12. The Euro and Eastern Europe Paul Marer 13. Global Value Chains, Changing Divisions of Labour, and the Regulation of Work in EU27 and Euro-Med John Pickles 14. The Euro as a House of Straw: Why Europe’s Crisis is (still) Linked to American Housing Herman Mark Schwartz 15. Where goes Russia? The risks of a continental divide Eric Brunat 16. Russia, The European Union, and the Ukrainian Crisis: A European or a Eurasian Affair? Jacob Kipp