IIEAThis paper identifies characteristics and trends in European Court of Justice and national court rulings relating to the functioning and evolution of the Eurozone.
EU Affairs
The purpose of this blog is to examine the state of play regarding changes to fiscal rules in the context of the ongoing debate surrounding Economic Governance Reform in the EU & the COVID-19 Crisis.
Mark DempseyThis paper outlines several possible options for the ECB to be a major catalyst for climate action both through its monetary policy and regulatory decisions.
COVID-19 is having a dramatic impact on Ireland. This blog examines the Irish Government’s response to date, and considers the challenge of designing public policies to manage the reopen-ing of the economy.
The IIEA gathers an expert panel, comprising political, think-tank and academic perspectives, to discuss the wide-ranging implications of the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic, social and political impact on the future of Europe.
John Berrigan discusses the economic policy measures which have been taken at the EU level in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and discusses what else can be done to support Member States.
This briefing paper examines the evolution of the debate in Germany around the EU’s economic response to coronavirus and reflects on the challenges facing Germany in brokering a compromise between other EU leaders.
The COVID-19 outbreak has precipitated a global economic crisis, with the impact on Europe particularly acute. What does the the crisis mean for negotiations on the EU’s long-term budget?
On 25 March 2020, EU Member States reached a long-awaited agreement in favour of opening accession negotiations with North Macedonia and Albania.
This briefing by Tony Brown examines the key initiatives put forward by the Commission to create a more inclusive, fairer and people-centered social policy, which leaves no one behind and to emphasize the social element in Europe’s social market economy. The briefing also assesses the significance of these proposals for Ireland.This paper is part of the Future of the EU27 Project, which is sponsored by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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