Europe&#039;s Crisis

Prof. Dr. Tim Krieger; Prof. Dr. Bernhard Neumärker; Prof. Dr. Diana Panke

doi:10.5771/9783845262482

Summary

Seit 2008 berichten die Medien in Deutschland und Europa von Krisen in den europäischen Arbeitsmärkten, Volkswirtschaften und der europäischen Währungs- und Finanzarchitektur. Das Thema hat an Aktualität nichts verloren, nicht zuletzt weil die Krise zu einer Vielzahl von Konfliktkonstellation in Politik, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft geführt hat.

Das Buch bietet einen interdisziplinären Zugang zur gegenwärtigen Krise der Europäischen Union. Die wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen, politikwissenschaftlichen, soziologischen und rechtswissenschaftlichen Beiträge untersuchen die Entstehung der Krise, ihre Dynamiken auf staatlicher und europäischer Ebene und reflektieren über Implikationen und mögliche Lösungsansätze.

Die Beiträge greifen auf eine Vielzahl wirtschafts- und sozialwissenschaftlicher sowie juristischer Methoden zurück und leisten damit eine umfassende Analyse, die neue Erkenntnisse schafft. Damit bietet der Sammelband einen wichtigen und höchst aktuellen Zugang zu dieser Thematik für Studierende und Lehrende, Praktiker der europäischen Politik und für interessierte Bürger.

Mit Beiträgen von:

Tim Krieger, Bernhard Neumärker, Diana Panke, Kai Konrad, Maximilian Stephan, Robert Kappius, Martha Kontodaimon, Moritz Sommer, Maria Daniela Poli, Bernd Schlipphak, Karsten Mause, Rafal Ulatowski, Christian Joerges, Francesco Nicoli, Stefan Oeter

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2016
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-2149-8
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-6248-2
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Schriftenreihe des Arbeitskreises Europäische Integration e.V.
Volume: 88
Language: English
Pages: 226
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 10
1. Tim Krieger, Bernhard Neumärker, Diana Panke
  1. The economic contributions No access Tim Krieger, Bernhard Neumärker, Diana Panke
  2. The social scientific contributions No access Tim Krieger, Bernhard Neumärker, Diana Panke
  3. The legal contributions No access Tim Krieger, Bernhard Neumärker, Diana Panke
  4. Bibliography No access Tim Krieger, Bernhard Neumärker, Diana Panke
1. Tim Krieger
  1. I. Introduction No access Tim Krieger
  2. II. The Origins and Progression of the Financial Crisis No access Tim Krieger
  3. III. A Conflict Theoretical Interpretation of Government Actions in the Current Crisis No access Tim Krieger
  4. IV. Outlining the Conditions for Structural Reforms: Rule-Based vs. Power-Based Decision-Making No access Tim Krieger
  5. V. Conclusion No access Tim Krieger
2. Robert Kappius, Bernhard Neumärker
  1. I. Introduction No access Robert Kappius, Bernhard Neumärker
  2. II. Exit Rules in Self-Enforcing International Agreements No access Robert Kappius, Bernhard Neumärker
  3. Robert Kappius, Bernhard Neumärker
    1. High ai shock and the ‘downward’ exit (France) No access Robert Kappius, Bernhard Neumärker
    2. Low ai shock and an ‘upward’ exit (Germany) No access Robert Kappius, Bernhard Neumärker
  4. IV. Discussion and Implications No access Robert Kappius, Bernhard Neumärker
  5. Bibliography No access Robert Kappius, Bernhard Neumärker
3. Maximilian Stephan
  1. I. Introduction No access Maximilian Stephan
  2. II. The Distinctiveness of Sovereign Debt No access Maximilian Stephan
  3. Maximilian Stephan
    1. Asymmetric information No access Maximilian Stephan
    2. Willingness-to-pay problem No access Maximilian Stephan
    3. Uncertainty during debt restructuring No access Maximilian Stephan
    4. The run-for-the-exit problem No access Maximilian Stephan
    5. Holdout No access Maximilian Stephan
  4. IV. The Economic Debt Crisis in Europe No access Maximilian Stephan
  5. V. Conclusion No access Maximilian Stephan
  6. Bibliography No access Maximilian Stephan
4. Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
  1. I. Introduction No access Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
  2. Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
    1. Delayed reforms: The Alesina/Drazen model of the “war of attrition”. No access Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
    2. Entangled domestic and international policies: Putnam’s two level game model No access Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
  3. III. Reform Delay in the Two Level Game No access Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
  4. IV. International Aid before Stabilization Policies No access Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
  5. V. When International Aid is Provided upon Stabilization No access Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
  6. VI. Stabilizing the Greek S.O.E.s No access Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
  7. VII. Policy Implications and Conclusions No access Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
  8. Bibliography No access Martha Kontodaimon, Bernhard Neumärker
1. Moritz Sommer, Jochen Roose, Franziska Scholl, Dimitris Papanikolopoulos
  1. I. Introduction No access Moritz Sommer, Jochen Roose, Franziska Scholl, Dimitris Papanikolopoulos
  2. II. The Attribution of Responsibility – Conceptual Considerations No access Moritz Sommer, Jochen Roose, Franziska Scholl, Dimitris Papanikolopoulos
  3. III. Method and Data: Discursive Actor Attribution Analysis No access Moritz Sommer, Jochen Roose, Franziska Scholl, Dimitris Papanikolopoulos
  4. IV. Party Involvement in Greek and German Crisis Debates No access Moritz Sommer, Jochen Roose, Franziska Scholl, Dimitris Papanikolopoulos
  5. V. Attribution Types in the Party Conflicts No access Moritz Sommer, Jochen Roose, Franziska Scholl, Dimitris Papanikolopoulos
  6. VI. Attribution Addressees in the Party Conflicts No access Moritz Sommer, Jochen Roose, Franziska Scholl, Dimitris Papanikolopoulos
  7. VII. Discussion and Conclusion No access Moritz Sommer, Jochen Roose, Franziska Scholl, Dimitris Papanikolopoulos
  8. Bibliography No access Moritz Sommer, Jochen Roose, Franziska Scholl, Dimitris Papanikolopoulos
2. Karsten Mause, Bernd Schlipphak
  1. I. Introduction No access Karsten Mause, Bernd Schlipphak
  2. II. Hypotheses: The Winners-Losers Divide and Europe’s Economic Crisis No access Karsten Mause, Bernd Schlipphak
  3. III. Data and Research Design No access Karsten Mause, Bernd Schlipphak
  4. IV. Empirical Findings No access Karsten Mause, Bernd Schlipphak
  5. V. Robustness Checks No access Karsten Mause, Bernd Schlipphak
  6. VI. Conclusion No access Karsten Mause, Bernd Schlipphak
  7. Bibliography No access Karsten Mause, Bernd Schlipphak
3. Rafal Ulatowski
  1. I. Introduction No access Rafal Ulatowski
  2. II. Hegemony in the European Union – What Hegemony? No access Rafal Ulatowski
  3. III. European Integration before the Outbreak of the Eurozone Crisis No access Rafal Ulatowski
  4. IV. Political Implications of the Euro Crisis No access Rafal Ulatowski
  5. V. Toward Hegemony in the EU? No access Rafal Ulatowski
  6. VI. Conclusions No access Rafal Ulatowski
  7. Bibliography No access Rafal Ulatowski
1. Christian Joerges
  1. I. Introductory Remarks No access Christian Joerges
  2. II. The Disintegrative Effects of Economic Integration through Law No access Christian Joerges
  3. III. The Alternative of Conflicts-Law Constitutionalism No access Christian Joerges
  4. IV. EMU as an Irresolvable Diagonal Conflict Constellation No access Christian Joerges
  5. V. Conflict ‘Resolution’ through Authoritarian Managerialism No access Christian Joerges
  6. VI. ‘Wo aber Gefahr ist, wächst das Rettende auch’ or Does It? An Epilogue No access Christian Joerges
  7. Bibliography No access Christian Joerges
2. Francesco Nicoli
  1. Francesco Nicoli
    1. Before the crisis: A legitimized European Union No access Francesco Nicoli
    2. The impact of the crisis: Rise of the democratic deficit No access Francesco Nicoli
    3. Fiscal integration during the crisis No access Francesco Nicoli
    4. Fiscal integration and legitimacy No access Francesco Nicoli
    5. The no demos thesis and its implications No access Francesco Nicoli
    6. A legitimacy trilemma? No access Francesco Nicoli
  2. Francesco Nicoli
    1. Democratic principle, no demos thesis No access Francesco Nicoli
    2. Monetary union, no demos thesis No access Francesco Nicoli
    3. Monetary union, democratic principle. No access Francesco Nicoli
  3. III. Conclusions No access Francesco Nicoli
  4. Bibliography No access Francesco Nicoli
3. Stefan Oeter
  1. I. Starting Point No access Stefan Oeter
  2. Stefan Oeter
    1. Procedural issues No access Stefan Oeter
    2. Referral to the European Court of Justice No access Stefan Oeter
    3. Interpretation of Art. 119 (3) and 127 (1) TFEU No access Stefan Oeter
    4. The OMT measures of the ECB as an act of general economic policy? No access Stefan Oeter
    5. The OMT measures of the ECB and political conditionality No access Stefan Oeter
    6. The OMT measures of the ECB as a monetary financing of state budgets? No access Stefan Oeter
    7. Proposed restrictive reading of OMT measure of the ECB No access Stefan Oeter
    8. Implications of the path taken by the Bundesverfassungsgericht No access Stefan Oeter
  3. III. Cognitive Dissonance as a Driver of Crisis? No access Stefan Oeter
  4. IV. Conclusions No access Stefan Oeter
  5. Bibliography No access Stefan Oeter
About the authors No access Pages 221 - 226