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EU Defence Policy after Chicago: Going smart?
In a new CEPS Commentary, Giovanni Faleg and Alessandro Giovannini offer their analysis of the impact of the NATO summit in Chicago and NATO's 'Smart Defence' agenda on the European Union's defence policy.
Where is the European household sector in the deleveraging cycle?
One of many uncertainties still hanging over Europe’s economic recovery is how the household sector will cope with the debt reduction being sought. A decade-long trend of generous credit expansion is now going into reverse, but household deleveraging will take time and it will require continued policy support to prevent an abrupt retrenchment from debt, which could obstruct countries’ recovery.
The Sovereign Debt Crisis: Placing a curb on growth?
A new CEPS paperback explores the sovereign debt crisis and the various risks associated with the strategies adopted by developed countries governments to rebalance their budgets in the face of high debt burdens and modest growth prospects.
Stepping Up Growth Policies
In this CEPS Policy Brief, published in March, Stefano Micossi called upon the European Council to consider launching a new growth initiative, centered on mobilising vast resources at EU level for investment in worthy projects of common Europe-wide interest.
EU Defence Policy after Chicago: Going smart?
In a new CEPS Commentary, Giovanni Faleg and Alessandro Giovannini offer their analysis of the impact of the NATO summit in Chicago and NATO's 'Smart Defence' agenda on the European Union's defence policy.
Where is the European household sector in the deleveraging cycle?
One of many uncertainties still hanging over Europe’s economic recovery is how the household sector will cope with the debt reduction being sought. A decade-long trend of generous credit expansion is now going into reverse, but household deleveraging will take time and it will require continued policy support to prevent an abrupt retrenchment from debt, which could obstruct countries’ recovery.
The Sovereign Debt Crisis: Placing a curb on growth?
A new CEPS paperback explores the sovereign debt crisis and the various risks associated with the strategies adopted by developed countries governments to rebalance their budgets in the face of high debt burdens and modest growth prospects.
Stepping Up Growth Policies
In this CEPS Policy Brief, published in March, Stefano Micossi called upon the European Council to consider launching a new growth initiative, centered on mobilising vast resources at EU level for investment in worthy projects of common Europe-wide interest.

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‘Grexit’: Who would pay for it?

Cinzia Alcidi, Alessandro Giovannini, Daniel Gros
23 May 2012 , in CEPS Policy Briefs

The power of simplicity: Towards a Smarter and Streamlined Innovation Policy in the EU
Andrea Renda
23 May 2012 , in CEPS Special Reports

Europe’s Recurrent Employment Problems
Daniel Gros
22 May 2012 , in CEPS Policy Briefs

The EU between Pooling & Sharing and Smart Defence: Making a virtue of necessity?

Giovanni Faleg, Alessandro Giovannini
19 May 2012 , in CEPS Special Reports

The Sovereign Debt Crisis: Placing a curb on growth

Anton Brender, Florence Pisani, Emile Gagna
15 May 2012 , in CEPS Paperbacks

The Euro Crisis: Implications for the Internal Market and Harmonisation of Corporate Taxes
H. Onno Ruding
14 May 2012 , in CEPS Policy Briefs
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EU Defence Policy after Chicago: Going Smart?

Giovanni Faleg, Alessandro Giovannini
19 May 2012
The Fading Rose of Georgia’s Revolution: Will elections bring fresh hope?

Hrant Kostanyan, Tika Tsertsvadze
14 May 2012
EU version of Basel III runs into trouble
Karel Lannoo
11 May 2012
Where is the European household sector in the deleveraging cycle?
Angelo Fiorante
10 May 2012
Europe’s Misguided Search for Growth
Daniel Gros
07 May 2012
Do the BRICS make a bloc?
Michael Emerson
30 April 2012
From Integration to Competition: Britain, Germany and the EU’s New Group Dynamics
Roderick Parkes
30 April 2012
Between a rock and the Multiannual Financial Framework
Jorge Núñez Ferrer
27 April 2012
The Big Easing
Daniel Gros
12 April 2012
The Ukraine Question
Michael Emerson
04 April 2012
How high the firewall? Potential peripheral financing needs

Alessandro Giovannini, Daniel Gros
30 March 2012
How not to be a lender of last resort
Paul De Grauwe
23 March 2012

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