Greek drama: behind the scenes of EU integration

Greek drama: behind the scenes of EU integration

Given the pressures the capital markets and the international community exert on the EMU, European leaders know that they must undo prior failures built up over decades. After seeing progress in the financial and economic restructuring of Europe's highly indebted countries, economically strong...

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Veröffentlicht in:Kennedy School review 2012-01, Vol.12, p.26
Hauptverfasser: Schimmer, Markus, Kunisch, Sven
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