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Subject(s)

• Economics [Browse]
• Macroeconomics [Browse]
• International economic relations [Browse]

Series

• Contributions to Economics, [More in this series]
• Contributions to Economics, 2197-7178 [More in this series]

Summary note

The long-term sustainability of the euro and the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) depends heavily on their ability to attract widespread public support. The public support shown for the euro throughout its first three decades has helped to shield it against populist attempts at the national level to dismantle the common currency. It has granted political legitimacy to the presidents of the European Central Bank to do “whatever it takes” when the euro has faced a crisis. Public Support for the Euro is the second of two Open Access volumes presenting a selection of the author’s essays on Labor Productivity, Monetary Economics, and the Political Economy, which represent the second part of his habilitation in economics. This second volume brings together eleven of the author’s essays, selected with a view to provide an overview of the evolution of his research on public support for and the economics and the political economy of the euro and EMU. .

Funding information

Universität Hamburg

Language note

English

Contents

• Chapter 1: Public Support for the Euro and Trust in the ECB: The first two decades of the common currency
• Chapter 2: Revisiting Public Support for the Euro, 1999-2017: Accounting for the crisis and the recovery
• Chapter 3: Public Support for the Euro
• Chapter 4: Crisis and Public Support for the Euro, 1990-2014
• Chapter 5: Political Economy of EMU: Rebuilding systemic trust in the Euro Area in times of crisis
• Chapter 6: Crisis and Citizens' Trust in the European Central Bank - Panel data evidence for the Euro Area, 1999-2012
• Chapter 7: Crisis and Public Support for the Euro
• Chapter 8: The Eurozone Crisis and Citizens' Shattered Systemic Trust
• Chapter 9: The Enduring Popularity of the Euro throughout the Crisis
• Chapter 10: Has the financial crisis shattered citizens' trust in national and European governmental institutions? Evidence from the EU member states, 1999-2010
• Chapter 11: The Effect of the Financial Crisis on Systemic Trust.

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ISBN

3-030-86024-8

OCLC

1303574569

Doi

• 10.1007/978-3-030-86024-0

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