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Updated on 05 February 2015
Written by Marcin Grajewski
Greece’s new government, led by the election-winning, anti-austerity Syriza party is trying to convince euro area partners to offer the country more debt relief that would allow it to ease austerity and bolster economic growth. The charm offensive in European capitals of Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis has so far produced mixed results, leading to fresh turmoil on financial markets. Following are comments, reports and studies on Greece and the euro area from major international think tanks and other research institutes.
Commentaries
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ECB collateral damages on Greece. Bruegel, February 5, 2015
A Greek way out? Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), February 5, 2015
A major step towards a Greek compromise. Bruegel, February 3, 2015
Can Greece become competitive overnight? Bruegel, February 3, 2015
Greece and the euro area need a deal within days, not months. Bruegel, February 2, 2015
Greece’s problem: Persistent fiscal irresponsibility and too few reforms
Peterson Institute for International Economics, January 29, 2015
Who’s (still) exposed to Greece? Bruegel, January 29, 2015
Syriza’s call for sovereignty: hopes and illusions. Egmont, January 29, 2015
Understanding the German approach towards Greece. Centre for European Reform (CER), January 27
In Greece, it’s not the economy, stupid! Carnagie Europe, January 27, 2015
Retaking the Greek test. Bruegel, January 26, 2015
The implications of Syriza’s victory. Centre for European Reform (CER), January 26, 2015
Greece: Let’s make a deal? Council on Foreign Relations, January 26, 2015
Could Syriza’s win really herald Europe’s move to a softer form of austerity?
Centre for European Reform (CER), January 26
Greek election outcome may stoke tensions in Europe. Atlantic Council, January 26, 2015
Greece has chosen, but it doesn’t get to decide by itself.
Peterson Institute for International Economics, January 26, 2015
Alexis Tsipras’s New Greece. Carnagie Europe, January 26, 2015
Three consequences of Syriza’s victory. Brookings Institution, January 26, 2015
Grexit 2015: A primer. Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), January 22, 2015
Analyses
The Cost of Servicing Greece’s Debt: A Sisyphean task?
Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), February 4, 2015
Greece at a glance. Policies for a sustainable recovery. OECD, 2014
Measurement and reduction of administrative burdens in Greece. OECD, 2014
Why is the Greek economy collapsing? Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), December 21, 2012
The Greek debt trap: an escape plan. Bruegel, November 9, 2012
Greece: How a state in crisis manages its migration crisis
Institut Français des Relations Internationales (IRFI), March, 2012
Related studies
Strengthening Europe’s economies after the crisis. Bertelsmann Stiftung, January, 2015
Austerity and poverty in the European Union. Bruegel, September 15, 2014
Eurozone sovereign debt restructuring is unavoidable
Madariaga – College of Europe Foundation, June, 2014
EU-IMF assistance to euro area countries: an early assessment. Bruegel, June 17, 2013
What political lessons should we learn from the troika experience. Notre Europe, June 12, 2014
How to finish the euro house. Centre for European Reform (CER), June, 2014
The eurozone is no place for poor countries. Centre for European Reform (CER), June 27, 2014
The Troika and financial assistance in the euro area: successes and failures. Bruegel, February 19, 2014
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