Lessons for the future governance of financial assistance in the EU
On 14th June, Randall Henning will present his latest book on the Euro crisis and we will discuss how financial assistance should be governed in the e
Speakers
Randall Henning
Professor of International Economic Relations, School of International Service, American University,
Servaas Deroose
Deputy Director-General at DG ECFIN, European Commission,
Rolf Strauch
Chief Economist and Management Board Member, European Stability Mechanism
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On 14th June, Randal Henning presented his latest book, . The book explains why European leaders chose to include the IMF in the crisis response and provides a detailed account of the decisions of the institutions that make up the “troika” (the European Commission, European Central Bank, and IMF).
A panel discussion followed the book's presentation. The discussion aimedto offer some forward-looking lessons and recommendation on the future governance of financial assistance in the EU.
The first part of the event, at which Randal Henning presented his book, it was public and livestreamed. The second half of the event, the panel discussion about the future governance of financial assistance in the EU was under Chatham House Rule and not livestreamed.
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