Policy Perspectives for European Integration

The wiiw seminar series ‘Policy Perspectives for European Integration’ is the continuation of three earlier wiiw seminar series: ‘Crisis management in Central, East and Southeast Europe: What is to be done?’; ‘Policy options for the post-crisis economy in Central, East and Southeast Europe’; and ‘EU in Crisis’.

In this series, our emphasis is on issues that affect the future of the European Union: we look at the policy perspectives which may emerge after the crisis and affect the EU and its neighbourhood. Reforms of the EMU, the closer fiscal and economic cooperation of the Member States, bail-out schemes, solutions to the prevailing debt problems in the Southern Rim of the Union, the controversial relations between the EU and Russia affecting border countries and, furthermore, migration policy challenges within the EU and with neighbouring regions are topics we expect to remain of utmost importance in this and the coming years. Policies impacting on the further integration of the new Member States and future enlargements of the EU will remain an integral part of the discourse in this seminar series as well.

03  July 2017    4:00 pm

Forces of Disintegration in the Wider European Economy: a Structural Political Economy Approach

Ivano Cardinale, University of London and Michael Landesmann, Former Scientific Director of wiiw

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

19  June 2017    5:00 pm

EMU architecture and governance of finance

Helene Schuberth, Head of Foreign Research Division, National Bank of Austria (OeNB)

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

27  March 2017    5:00 pm

Panel discussion on the post-2020 Multi-annual Financial Framework of the EU

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

21  February 2017    5:00 pm

Institutional reforms to achieve balanced growth & convergence in the Euro Area

Andrew Watt, Head of the Macroeconomic Policy Institute (IMK), Hans-Böckler Foundation, Düsseldorf

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

05  December 2016    5:00 pm

Labour Market Integration of Refugees: What Works?

Iván Martín, Migration Policy Centre, European University Institute, Italy

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

20  October 2016    6:30 pm

Inequality in the OECD: trends, drivers and policy responses

Michael Förster, OECD

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

22  September 2016    10:00 am

The space for an industrial policy in Europe

Mario Pianta, University of Urbino Carlo Bo, Italy

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

20  September 2016    5:00 pm

On the future of EMU: Targeted reforms instead of more fiscal integration

Anna Iara, European Commission Secretariat-General

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

08  July 2016    12:00 pm

International Financial Flows in the New Normal: Key Patterns (and Why We Should Care)

Natacha Valla, European Investment Bank

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

27  June 2016    5:00 pm

Implications of the British EU Referendum (BREXIT)

Panel Discussion

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

04  March 2016    2:00 pm

United in Diversity? Rebalancing, structural convergence and the deepening of EMU

Karl Pichelmann, Senior Adviser in the Directorate General for Economic and Financial Affairs, European Commission

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

25  February 2016    4:00 pm

Banking Union: Next Steps On A Path of Collective Discovery

Nicolas Véron, Bruegel, Brussels and Peterson Institute for International Economics, Washington DC

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

18  January 2016    4:00 pm

The Social Dimension of the EU and the EMU – the way forward

László Andor, Former EU Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

03  December 2015    5:00 pm

The European Asylum Crisis

Heinz Faßmann, University of Vienna

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

30  November 2015    5:00 pm

The Triple Challenge for Europe: The Economy, Climate Change and Governance

Jan Fagerberg, University of Oslo; Ålborg University; Lund University

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

05  October 2015    5:00 pm

Greece and Europe: An Eyewitness Account

James K. Galbraith, The University of Texas at Austin

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

23  September 2015    5:00 pm

Eurozone governance - squaring the trilemma

Christian Odendahl, chief economist at the Centre for European Reform (CER)

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

20  April 2015    5:00 pm

The European fiscal framework: can it ensure debt sustainability and adequate fiscal stabilisation?

Zsolt Darvas, Bruegel

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

26  January 2015    4:00 pm

Current issues of EU economic policy in the light of the Greek elections

Kurt Bayer, Vladimir Gligorov and Michael Landesmann

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

21  January 2015    12:00 pm

Cohesion Policy and the EU’s Investment Strategy: Coherence or Confusion?

Iain Begg, London School of Economics

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

12  January 2015    4:00 pm

Which migration policy for Europe?

Rainer Münz, Erste Group

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

23  October 2014    4:00 pm

Eurozone Banks’ Distress: Lessons from the United States and Japan

Guntram B. Wolff, Director of Bruegel

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

26  June 2014    5:00 pm

Eurozone Crisis and Legitimacy: Governing by the rules, ruling by the numbers

Vivien A. Schmidt, Boston University

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

23  June 2014    5:00 pm

Inside the Euro Crisis

Simeon Djankov, New Economic School Russia

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

19  May 2014    5:00 pm

An industrial policy for post-austerity Europe

Mario Pianta, University of Urbino

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

24  February 2014    5:00 pm

How far will we realistically move towards fiscal federalism?

Thomas Wieser, President of the Euro Working Group

Policy Perspectives for European Integration

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