The euro crisis - at a simmer for the past two years - has seemingly come to a boil. Elections in Greece, France, and elsewhere have challenged the status quo and threaten Germany's dominant position in the currency area's policy-making. How will the recent political and economic turmoil affect the future of the single currency? Project Syndicate's economic and political experts analyze the latest developments and their implications for the euro – and for Europe.
The Euro at Bay
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Shards of Europe
Shards of Europe
Jun 5, 2012 Harold James
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France’s Broken Dream
France’s Broken Dream
May 26, 2012 Martin Feldstein
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Is the Euro Ending or Beginning?
Is the Euro Ending or Beginning?
May 24, 2012 Jean Pisani-Ferry
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The Euro Awaits Its Verdict
The Euro Awaits Its Verdict
May 22, 2012 Peter Boone & Simon Johnson
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Ten Reasons for Europe
Ten Reasons for Europe
May 21, 2012 Dominique Moisi
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Greece Must Exit
Greece Must Exit
May 17, 2012 Nouriel Roubini
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