...Sofia A. Perez Greece, Italy, Spain, and Portugal have suffered some of Europe’s worst health outcomes in the COVID-19 pandemic. The same countries also bore the brunt of the European sovereign debt crisis a decade earlier, when they were forced to undertake severe budget austerity measures...

... people, kneaded of the same hands.” © 2022 by The Regents of the University of California 2022 migration asylum seekers Greece Germany fiction The Wrong End of the Telescope Rabih Alameddine Grove Press, 2021 Is fiction suited to handling the hardest cases among...

... events and selected clashes. But it does not imply that Turks and Greeks are incapable of resolving their differences or peacefully coexisting. There are many examples of individuals and communities across the ethnic divide in Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus who have collaborated, cohabited, and progressed...

... expectancy suicide opioid epidemic unemployment social spending welfare austerity homelessness poverty hunger United States Affordable Care Act Europe Britain National Health Service Greece 310 [S]hort-term policy changes can have long-term effects on the health and well- being...

... Ukraine Puerto Rico Greece Venezuela International Monetary Fund Argentina bonds hedge funds bankruptcy 22 [S]overeign debt is a complex political institution, which cannot be reduced to creditor coordination or any other contract problem. The Strained Marriage of Public Debts and Private...

... it is on the back burner, but even now, financial markets and politicians in Greece and Ita- ly are doing their best to prove them wrong. While the crisis, currently in its eighth year, has caused considerable pain and suffering for Southern Eu- ropeans in particular, it has also thrown up a rich array of questions...

...-Busse Europe European Union Eastern Germany Angela Merkel Hungary Viktor Orbán Greece immigration asylum Christianity Islam NATO France National Front Britain UK Independence Party 89 Eastern Europe remains poorer and less democratically experienced than West- ern Europe...

...Manos Matsaganis [O]rdinary Greeks intuitively understood better than many outsiders that the country had little future cut off from Europe. © 2020 Current History. All rights reserved. 2020 The Regents of the University of California Manos Matsaganis Greece Germany austerity SYRIZA...

... Greek Greece IMF international monetary fund moral hazard Schauble 83 The World Bank issued a report in January warning that the European economy is slipping toward secular stagnation, a pro- longed period of very low inflation and very low growth. Should it come to pass, this development...

.... All rights reserved. 2014 The Regents of the University of California Manos Matsaganis Greece catastrophe Europe euro union European parliament presidency populism fascism fascist golden dawn neo Clean Hands Panhellenic socialist movement Papandreau embezzlement coast...

... populist populism far right conservative Great Recession FN DF PVV FPO Golden Dawn nationalist nationalism EU Weimar National alliance Latvia Hungary Greece revolution Germany Schmitt EP parliament 2014 98 [N]either the far right nor the anti-European populists are on track...

... of California Karen Smith Joseph Nye European Europe union soft power economic military diplomatic instruments outcomes Interstate hard command EU normative ICC international criminal court Lisbon treaty Greece accession euro influence austerity 104 The EU is a powerful...

... and defense, and from welfare state institutions to immi- gration policy. Europe s Threatened Solidarity erik Jones The European Union is not doing well. A sovereign debt crisis that started in Greece in October 2009 has grown to encompass much of the Old Continent creating tensions between France...

... policy which will be de- livered by the new fiscal compact to be imple- mented soon. Financial markets, however, are not much im- pressed by all this, as Italy and other countries still have to pay very high risk premiums on their debt, while Greece teeters on the brink of a total collapse. It is clear...

... in Greece Franklin l. hess Since the Greek debt crisis began its slow, inexorable crest in early 2010, pundits have busied themselves spinning narratives about the origins of the debacle. The vast ma- jority of these tell a tale of Greek profligacy: an overly generous pension system, a bloated pub- lic...

... of the University of California euro Barry Eichengreen euro crisis European Union Greece Portugal Ireland Germany productivity International Monetary Fund 91 The 2010 11 euro crisis has been far and away the gravest challenge that the single currency has faced since it was created in 1999...

...Hugh Pope A clear-eyed look … suggests that this really is the last chance for a reunification on federal lines, and the lack of a settlement now will have consequences. © 2010 Current History. All rights reserved. 2010 The Regents of the University of California Cyprus Turkey Greece...