The Politics of Eurozone Reforms - Kudrna, Zdenek; Puntscher Riekmann, Sonja; Wasserfallen, Fabio
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Recent Eurozone reforms mark the most profound deepening of European integration since Maastricht. The Politics of Eurozone Reforms analyses how member states formed preferences in the politics of these reforms, and how preferences translated into policy outcomes on the European level. The chapters summarize insights on the role of different actors and institutions from four datasets based on 200 expert interviews, the analysis of 5000 policy documents and constitutional court cases in all EU member states. The findings confirm some common wisdom, dispel some myths, and provide insight into…mehr

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Recent Eurozone reforms mark the most profound deepening of European integration since Maastricht. The Politics of Eurozone Reforms analyses how member states formed preferences in the politics of these reforms, and how preferences translated into policy outcomes on the European level. The chapters summarize insights on the role of different actors and institutions from four datasets based on 200 expert interviews, the analysis of 5000 policy documents and constitutional court cases in all EU member states. The findings confirm some common wisdom, dispel some myths, and provide insight into mechanisms facilitating further reforms. While quantitative analyses show that 'Northern' and 'Southern' member states were deeply divided, case study chapters provide a more refined view. Empirical data also indicates that reform decisions were dominated by governments and EU institutions but dispel the notion that Germany alone imposed its preferred policy. This book goes further and unpacks the legacies of the EMU crisis that make future reforms dependent on the reduction of financial sector risks, which is a necessary condition for rebuilding trust and restarting the gradual convergence of Eurozone reform preferences
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Zdenek Kudrna is a Researcher at the Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies at the University of Salzburg, where he implements the Horizont 2020 project analyzing economic and fiscal integration in the EU. His research focuses on the political economy of European integration and financial market regulation. Zdenek received a PhD in Political Economy from Central European University. He has taught at the University of Vienna, Charles University in Prague and Central European University in Budapest. He has been an advisor to the IMF and World Bank, UNDP and the Czech Minister of Finance. His work recently appeared in Journal of Common Market Studies, Journal of European Public Policy and in a volume on the EU's decision traps (Oxford University Press). He comments regularly on European affairs in the Czech and Slovak media.