Niels Thygesen

Writing for PS since 2002
5 commentaries
2 videos & podcasts

Niels Thygesen is Professor of Economics (emeritus) at the University of Copenhagen, and was an independent member of the Delors Committee on Economic and Monetary Union in 1988 and 1989.

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Rebuilding Euro Governance
Paul Lachine

Rebuilding Euro Governance

Sep 23, 2010 Niels Thygesen

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An Agenda for Growth in Europe

An Agenda for Growth in Europe

Feb 23, 2006 Niels Thygesen

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Can the Stability Pact Be Reformed?

Can the Stability Pact Be Reformed?

Nov 30, 2004 Niels Thygesen

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The Transatlantic Blame Game

The Transatlantic Blame Game

Sep 4, 2003 Niels Thygesen

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The “Ins” and “Outs” of Euroland

The “Ins” and “Outs” of Euroland

Jan 25, 2002 Niels Thygesen

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Reinforcing Fiscal Governance in the Eurozone

Reinforcing Fiscal Governance in the Eurozone

Dec 13, 2017 Niels Thygesen Niels Thygesen discusses how to fix Europe's Economic and Monetary Union.

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Niels Thygesen on Eurozone Fiscal Policy

Niels Thygesen on Eurozone Fiscal Policy

Nov 16, 2017 Niels Thygesen discusses the role of fiscal policy in managing the eurozone economies.

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Austria and the Plot Against Europe

Charles Tannock

The collapse of Austria’s government has revealed how extensive Russian manipulation of Europe's politics has become. The question every European democrat of the left, right, and center must now ask is whether the true scope and scale of the political, moral, and material corruption of Europe’s far-right parties has been exposed in time.

The Global Consequences of a Sino-American Cold War

Nouriel Roubini

What started as a trade war between the United States and China is quickly escalating into a death match for global economic, technological, and military dominance. If the two countries' leaders cannot manage the defining relationship of the twenty-first century responsibly, the entire world will bear the costs of their failure.