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Winners and Losers: Europe and Debt after the Great War and after the Great Recession

Giuseppe Bertola,

pp. 121-130

10.26331/1018,

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Reviewing views once expressed by J. M. Keynes, and adopting some of their great brevity, persuasive prose, and occasionally cryptic logic, this essay compares the economic and political sources and consequences of the Great War boom and bust in Europe to those of the similar if so far less dramatic income swings and debt experiences of Euro area countries.

Introduction to the Symposium: Globalization in Historical Perspective. A Long-term View

Giuseppe Bertola

Volume LII 1 - 2018 pp. 5-8

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Bertola, G. (2018), “Introduction to the Symposium ‘Globalization in Historical Perspective. A Long-term View'”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 52(1): 5-8.

Keynes’s Principles of European Reconstruction

Gerhard Michael Ambrosi

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 25-52

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Ambrosi, G. M. (2017), “Keynes’s Principles of European Reconstruction”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 25-52.
Institutional and Economic Reform Process in Europe: An Historical Perspective

Luca Einaudi

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 55-79

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Einaudi, L. (2017), “Institutional and Economic Reform Process in Europe: An Historical Perspective”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 55-79.
The End of which European Era? The Current Crisis of Europe in Historical Perspective

Marco Bresciani

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 81-103

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Bresciani, M. (2017), “The End of which European Era? The Current Crisis of Europe in Historical Perspective”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 81-103.
What Would Keynes Have Thought of the European Crisis?

Jan A. Kregel

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 107-120

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Kregel, J.A. (2017), “What Would Keynes Have Thought of the European Crisis?”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 107-120
Economic Policies during the ‘Great Recession’ in the United States and the European Union: A Comparative and Critical View

Vittorio Valli

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 159-181

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Valli, V. (2017), “Economic Policies during the ‘Great Recession’ in the United States and the European Union: A Comparative and Critical View”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 159-181
Keynes and the Manchester Guardian’s Reconstruction Supplements

Peter Clarke

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 9-23

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Clarke, P. (2017), “Keynes and the Manchester Guardian’s Reconstruction Supplements”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 9-23
When Keynes Goes to Brussels: A New Fiscal Rule for the EMU?

Francesco Saraceno

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 131-157

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Saraceno, F. (2017), “When Keynes Goes to Brussels: A New Fiscal Rule for the EMU?”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 131-157
European Economic Governance in Times of Crises

Lucia Quaglia

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 183-200

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Quaglia, L. (2017), “European Economic Governance in Times of Crises”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 183-200
The Emerging Conflict between Democratic Legitimacy and the EU’s Common Commercial Policy: Risks for the EU as a Civilian Power and for the Multilateral Order

Mario Telò

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 201-224

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Telò, M. (2017), “The Emerging Conflict between Democratic Legitimacy and the EU’s Common Commercial Policy : risks for the EU as a Civilian Power and for the Multilateral Order”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 201-224
The European Union in Search of Solidarity

Maurizio Ferrera

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 227-243

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Ferrera, M. (2017), “The European Union in Search of Solidarity”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 227-243
On the Migration Issue in Europe

Tiziana Caponio and Roberta Perna

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 245-263

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Caponio, T., and R. Perna (2017), “On the Migration Issue in Europe”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 245-263
On the Relationship between Einaudi and Keynes in the Early 1920s

Roberto Marchionatti

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 267-286

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Marchionatti, R. (2017), “On the Relationship between Einaudi and Keynes in the Early 1920s”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 267-286
The Economic and Political Crisis of the EU Polity: A Review Essay

Furio Stamati

Volume LI 2 - 2017 pp. 289-315

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Stamati, F. (2017), “The Economic and Political Crisis of the EU Polity: A Review Essay”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi, 51(2): 289-315

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Winners and Losers: Europe and Debt after the Great War and after the Great Recession

ABSTRACT

Introduction to the Symposium: Globalization in Historical Perspective. A Long-term View

Keynes’s Principles of European Reconstruction

Institutional and Economic Reform Process in Europe: An Historical Perspective

The End of which European Era? The Current Crisis of Europe in Historical Perspective

What Would Keynes Have Thought of the European Crisis?

Economic Policies during the ‘Great Recession’ in the United States and the European Union: A Comparative and Critical View

Keynes and the Manchester Guardian’s Reconstruction Supplements

When Keynes Goes to Brussels: A New Fiscal Rule for the EMU?

European Economic Governance in Times of Crises

The Emerging Conflict between Democratic Legitimacy and the EU’s Common Commercial Policy: Risks for the EU as a Civilian Power and for the Multilateral Order

The European Union in Search of Solidarity

On the Migration Issue in Europe

On the Relationship between Einaudi and Keynes in the Early 1920s

The Economic and Political Crisis of the EU Polity: A Review Essay

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