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Financial transaction tax
This latest release in political economy, developed in the frame of the "European For Financial Reform" campain of the Global Progressive Forum, explains why a global financial transaction tax would allow both a stabilisation of our economies and a better sharing of the burden of the crisis.
"Towards Basel III" conference report
A high-level roundtable took place in Brussels in October last year around Joseph STIGLITZ, with the aim of producing concrete proposals on how banking could be reformed to prevent a systemic collapse on the scale witnessed almost a year before. Download the conference report now!
"Next Left" book now available for download!
This first book ever published by FEPS, with the support of the Austrian Karl Renner Institute, is the concrete realisation of half a year of discussions, meetings and research from all over Europe, under the auspices of former Austrian Chancellor Alfred GUSENBAUER, on the future of social democracy. It aims also at opening a true European space for political reflection.
Reforming the US financial architecture: the regulation of derivatives, rating agencies and hedge funds
In this latest study for FEPS, Stefano PAGLIARI, Visiting Scholar at IPD (Columbia University New York) gives a comprehensive analysis on the overall regulation process in the USA, which be inspriring the debates in Europe.
Regional integration in Latin America: between light and shade
In the run-up to the second round of the Chilean presidential election and after a rich political year 2009 in Latin America, FEPS publishes this situation report by Susana DELBO on the political state of play in a continent that plays an ever more important role on the global scene.
Facing the test of global financial and economic crisis: will the EU rise to the challenge and deepen integration?
How does one prevent domestic crisis-management from damaging European integration? How do we assess the added value of EU integration and take advantage of it in anti-crisis policy? Can the crisis favour new advances in European Union building? These are questions which FEPS considers to have a crucial importance of their own and tackled in the latest study by Christian DEUBNER, member of the FEPS Research Group.
"Next Left" | Contributions to a European-wide debate
This first book ever published by FEPS, with the support of the Austrian Karl Renner Institute, is the concrete realisation of half a year of discussions, meetings and research from all over Europe, under the auspices of former Austrian Chancellor Alfred GUSENBAUER, on the future of social democracy. It aims also at opening a true European space for political reflection.
