The written press

FT Deutschland: Fünf Jahre Finanzkrise: Die Geister, die sie riefen

Die Welt: Die Menschen hinter dem Euro

Corriere della sera: Papadia, l’italiano che apre i rubinetti dell’ euro

Il Sole 24 Ore: L’Eurotower e le simmetrie della bassa inflazione

CNBC: Polemiche su Bce, “L’Italia rischia di farsi male da sola”
Milano Finanza (12/2022): l’Italia deve supportare la retorica di Lagarde
Milano Finanza (07/2022): Bce e scudo anti-spread con condizioni
EuroNews (07/2022): Giusto aumento di 50 punti base, manca politica fiscale europea
Milano Finanza (05/2022): Europe day, le sfide aperte sul piano economico
Milano Finanza (04/2022): Macron riconfermato, un sospiro di sollievo per l’Europa
Milano Finanza (01/2022): ecco perché deve essere cambiato il Patto di Stabilità

The Value of Money – Controversial Economic Cultures in Europe: Italy and Germany – with C. Liermann Traniello, T. Mayer, and M. Scotto
Central Banking in Turbulent Times – with Tuomas Välimäki
The concrete euro– Oxford University Press
The International Monetary System – Cambridge University Press
La banca centrale europea – il Mulino

Rethinking central bank independence
by John Nugée
The Bank of England was in the news once again last week, with Governor Andrew Bailey and his senior colleagues meeting the Treasury Select Committee on Thursday. The theme was the UK’s inflation and its persistence, and the Governor was very clearly on the defensive in the face of some critical questioning from the Committee. […]
Lessons from the English local elections
by John Nugée
The Coronation of King Charles on 6 May rather overshadowed the local elections in much of England just two days before it, and reduced the space available in the weekend newspapers for the usual examination of the results. But they were not without interest, nor totally devoid of pointers as to what we can expect […]
The challenge of Levelling Up
by John Nugée
The unequal provision of public services in the UK, from public transport to housing to much else besides, has become a political issue, and public discontent at this has given rise to the (comparatively new) political phenomenon known as Levelling Up. Having woken up to this discontent, both major political parties are urgent to prove […]

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