January 10, 2012
According to the latest news from Italy, it looks like not even the country’s technocrats are immune from scandals. Carlo Malinconico (whose surname means ‘melancholic’ in Italian, see picture), an EU Law Professor serving as Undersecretary to the Pres…
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accountability, bailout, corruption, crisis, eurozone, italy, monti, soverign debt, transparency |
In a blog post for the Telegraph, we ask this simple and yet brutally complicated question. This is what we argue: In truth, as the crisis is overwhelmingly about erratic domestic politics, it’s absolutely impossible to predict when the euro will bi…
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bailout, crisis, default, emu, euro, France, germany, Greece, italy, Merkel, monti, sovereign debt, Spain |
November 16, 2011
It’s official: Mario Monti is Italy’s new Prime Minister. The press conference (which we followed live on Twitter @OpenEurope) is over and the names of the people who will form part of his cabinet have been announced.Monti (see picture) has opted for a…
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