September 2011 / In this Issue

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September 2011
During the summer, the eurozone prospects have become even more uncertain. While increasing the probabilicty of default of Greece, the financial markets bet on the Italian big target. Meanwhile, the austerity measures, stunt growth and reduce the possibility to address the debt.

Articles

Ruggero Paladini

Will euro survive until 2014? [2]
Antonio Lettieri

Europe's Reversed New Deal [3]
Thomas Palley

Euro Bonds Are Not Enough: Eurozone Countries Need a Government Banker [4]
Stuart Holland

On Eurobonds and Germany [5]
Marcello Colitti

The flow of capital going into the Emerging Countries [6]
Robert Kuttner

Snatching Defeat out of the Jaws of Victoryr [7]
Umberto Romagnoli

Un indecente attacco al sindacato [8]
Antonio Baylos

Lealtad constitucional, estado social y limite al déficit publico [9]
Bruno Amoroso

Rethinking Europe and the EU. [10]
Ali A. Attiga

My Country was Hijacked [11]

Il mio paese preso in ostaggio [12]

Papers

Un error, por los principios y por las cifras [13]

Antonio Gutiérrez
Improving Job Quality: Direct Care Workers in the US [14]

Eileen Appelbaum and Carrie Leana
European Bonds, Eurobonds and a new New Deal for Europe [15]

Stuart Holland
Brazil - Macroeconomic Policy, Growth and Income Distribution [16]

Franklin Serrano and Ricardo Summa

Views Reich: Bluestone; Lind; Issing

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Editor Antonio Lettieri Co-Editors Bruno Amoroso, Antonio Grau Baylos

Editorial Board Margarita Barañano; Ramón Baeza; Barry Bluestone; Carlo Clericetti; Marcello Colitti; Oscar Ermida; Jeff Faux; Jacques Freyssinet; Tarso Genro; Jayati Ghosh; Guillermo Gianibelli; Stuart Holland; David Howell; Jesper Jespersen; Elvira S. Llopis; Mario Nuti; Ruggero Paladini; Thomas Palley; Guido Rey; Umberto Romagnoli; Mario Rusciano; Herman Schmid; Hartmut Seifert

September 2011 / In this Issue

In this Issue (www.insightweb.it [1])

September 2011During the summer, the eurozone prospects have become even more uncertain. While increasing the probabilicty of default of Greece, the financial markets bet on the Italian big target. Meanwhile, the austerity measures, stunt growth and reduce the possibility to address the debt.

Articles

September 2011
During the summer, the eurozone prospects have become even more uncertain. While increasing the probabilicty of default of Greece, the financial markets bet on the Italian big target. Meanwhile, the austerity measures, stunt growth and reduce the possibility to address the debt.