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Conference: What way forward towards the political and economic integration of the Eurozone?

25 May Paris, France

The Jean-Jaurès Foundation and the FEPS organize this conference to propose concrete measures for more economic, social and political integration in the EU. Moscovici, D'Alema, Magnette, Schulz, and economists Arestis, Griffith-Jones and Bellofiore will attend the discussions.

26-28 May- Next Left

Lisbon, Portugal

FEPS Next Left RT and Focus Group Meeting - Organised with the support of Respublica and PS Portugal - It is foreseen that one day will be devoted to the closed meeting of the Focus Group, while the other will be devoted to a public event.

Conference: Reconstructing the European Economy

Croke Park Conference Centre, Dublin, Ireland

As in the past three years, this year’s progressive economics conference will be held in partnership with TASC (Ireland). The conference brings together leading international and Irish progressive economists to debate the economic issues facing us and to develop new approaches.

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