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The evolving nature of central banking: Where next for Europe?

Francesco Papadia June 10, 2021 0 Comment

German and Italian history reveals evolving institutional structures and central banking models; ongoing changes at the ECB are...
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My contribution on The Value of Money Controversial Economic cultures in Europe: Italy and Germany

Francesco Papadia January 27, 2021 0 Comment

Together with Christiane Liermann, Thomas Mayer and Matteo Scotto, I have edited a book on “The Value of...
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Introduction of The Value of Money Controversial Economic cultures in Europe: Italy and Germany

Francesco Papadia January 27, 2021 0 Comment

Together with Christiane Liermann, Thomas Mayer and Matteo Scotto, I have edited a book on “The Value of...
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Some brief considerations about the ECB

Francesco Papadia December 08, 2020 0 Comment

I have developed in the last few days some considerations about the ECB, which I thought could be...
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International crisis management during the GFC and lessons for the COVID-19 crisis

Francesco Papadia November 27, 2020 0 Comment

Lessons from the Global Financial Crisis in the Age of COVID-19 A Virtual Conference co-hosted by the International...
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Afghanistan
The news from Afghanistan has dominated the media for well over a fortnight now, and not surprisingly the press has concentrated mostly on the Taliban's lightning-fast triumph and the unfolding human drama of the evacuation. Tempting though it is to focus on current events and the chaotic pictures at Kabul airport, we prefer to offer […]
John Nugée
Preserving the UK?
My essay two weeks ago on the challenge of preserving the UK produced a bigger postbag than any of my articles for at least the last five years. And strikingly, they were almost all on the theme not so much of “What will it take to keep the Union together?”, as I had positioned my […]
John Nugée
Preserving the UK
Having just returned from a week's holiday in Scotland, and seen the degree to which the country is increasingly diverging from England, I am more convinced than ever that the Union of the United Kingdom is at risk, and that Unionists in London have little idea of the seriousness of the threat or how to […]
John Nugée