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This volume moves beyond the current literature by discussing the European crisis in terms of asymmetric interaction of national economies and uneven development. It goes beyond common approaches which analyse the crisis by focusing either on single countries or on the EU as a single entity and systematically integrates the analysis of economic or "technical" solutions to the crisis within a broader framework of global political economy.
Johannes Jäger is Professor at the University of APplied Sciences, BFI, Vienna. Elisabeth Springler is the Programme Director at the University of APplied Sciences, BFI, Vienna.
Introduction: Debating the future of Europe: Critical Political Economy and Post-Keynesian Perspectives, Johannes Jäger and Elisabeth Springler Part I: The European crisis in a global perspective Chapter 1: The Crisis of European Integration and Economic Reason: Orthodoxy versus Heterodoxy Magnus Ryner Chapter 2: Linking a Post-Keynesian approach to Critical Political Economy: Debt-driven growth, export-driven growth and the crisis in Europe, Engelbert Stockhammer and Karsten Köhler Chapter 3: Banking or Macroeconomic Regulation? Cross-border issues in the EU crisis, Jan Toporowski Part II: The uneven nature of European Integration, European crisis, and crisis management, Chapter 4: The European Crisis and the Rise of German Power Alan Cafruny, Chapter 5: Uneven and dependent development in Europe: The crisis and its implications Joachim Becker, Johannes Jäger and Rudy Weissenbacher Chapter 6: Uneven development and 'European crisis constitutionalism', or: the reasons for and conditions of a 'passive revolution in trouble' Hans-Jürgen Bieling Chapter 7: Enhancing 'Competitiveness' in Response to the European Crisis: A Wrong and Dangerous Obsession, Angela Wigger Chapter 8: Confronting the failure of the European Monetary Union, Heiner Flassbeck and Costas Lapavitsas Part III: Possible futures Chapter 9: Which future for Europe? A Scenario Analysis of European Integration,Torsten Niechoj Chapter 10: Social Europe and the Crisis of the European Union, John Grahl Chapter 11: From New Constitutionalism to Authoritarian Constitutionalism: New Economic Governance and the State of European Democracy, Lukas Oberndorfer Chapter 12: Labour and the crisis in Europe, Mònica Clua-Losada and Laura Horn Conclusion
