Items where Division is "European Institute" and Year is 2021

  • University Structure (97936)
  • European Institute (3541)
    Number of items: 40.
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  • What about the risk of a bursting asset bubble? (2021) Ball, Laurence M. and Codogno, Lorenzo and El-Erian, Mohamed A. and Frankel, Jeffrey A. and Gagnon, Joseph E. and Glassman, James E. and Hess, Gregory D. and Jerram, Richard and Funk Kirkegaard, Jacob and Koo, Richard C. and Litan, Robert E. and Mason, J.W. and Mayer, Thomas and Mirow, Thomas and Nowotny, Ewald and O’Neill, Jim and Posen, Adam S. and Schmieding, Holger and Shapiro, Robert J. and Sumerlin, Marc and White, William R.
    • Book
  • Ideologies and the European Union. (2021) UNSPECIFIED
  • Greece and the Euro: from crisis to recovery. (2021) UNSPECIFIED picture_as_pdf
  • Europe - a philosophical history, part 1: the promise of modernity. (2021) Glendinning, Simon
  • Europe - a philosophical history, part 2: beyond modernity. (2021) Glendinning, Simon
    • Report
  • The performance of politically connected firms in South East Europe: state capture or business capture? (2021) Bartlett, Will picture_as_pdf
  • Lending cycles and real outcomes: costs of political misalignment. (2021) Bircan, Çağatay and Saka, Orkun picture_as_pdf
  • Assessing Next Generation EU. (2021) Codogno, Lorenzo and van den Noord, Paul picture_as_pdf
  • In-between identities and cultures: Ms Marvel and the representation of young muslim women. (2021) Jackson-Preece, Jennifer and Bhambra, Manmit picture_as_pdf
  • The evolution of bank-state ties under economic adjustment programmes: the case of Greece. (2021) Papalexatou, Chrysoula picture_as_pdf
  • Regional disparities and regional development policies in Serbia. (2021) Uvalić, Milica and Bartlett, Will
    • Online resource
  • Why austerity may be making a post-COVID comeback – in Britain, at least. (2021) Alexander Shaw, Kate picture_as_pdf
  • Why austerity may be making a post-COVID-19 comeback in Britain. (2021) Alexander Shaw, Kate picture_as_pdf
  • NI is the right way to pay for social care after COVID, but it needs to be made fairer. (2021) Barr, Nicholas picture_as_pdf
  • Putting the China-EU investment agreement in perspective – and assessing the lessons for the UK. (2021) Basedow, Robert picture_as_pdf
  • The European Central Bank’s revised monetary policy strategy. (2021) Begg, Iain picture_as_pdf
  • The art of following the science. (2021) Bronk, Richard picture_as_pdf
  • Getting Brexit ‘done’ for higher education will be a struggle. (2021) Corbett, Anne picture_as_pdf
  • Moral panics about free speech: how should European universities respond? (2021) Corbett, Anne picture_as_pdf
  • Debt cancellation by the ECB: does it make a difference? (2021) De Grauwe, Paul picture_as_pdf
  • What France’s civil war warning told us about the French military, Islam, and the far-right. (2021) Downing, Joseph picture_as_pdf
  • Book review: Being well in academia: ways to feel stronger, safer and more connected by Petra Boynton. (2021) Featherstone, Chris picture_as_pdf
  • The end of capitalism. (2021) Glendinning, Simon picture_as_pdf
  • Europe’s call for semiconductor factories: a solution in search of a problem? (2021) Hancké, Bob picture_as_pdf
  • Fears of rising inflation are much ado about nothing. (2021) Hancké, Bob picture_as_pdf
  • Why trade unions have a problem with the minimum wage and what can be done about it. (2021) Hancké, Bob picture_as_pdf
  • The iron cage revisited: how Brexit constrains the UK. (2021) Hancké, Bob picture_as_pdf
  • Brexit, batteries and the fate of the British car industry. (2021) Hancké, Bob and Mathei, Laurenz picture_as_pdf
  • Dancing in the dark: what Brexit means for UK-EU trade and UK industry. (2021) Hancké, Bob and Mathei, Laurenz and Galiay, Artus picture_as_pdf
  • UK-EU trade: the combination of Brexit, wider societal and industrial trends, and COVID-19 is creating a perfect storm for British exporting companies. (2021) Hancké, Bob and Mathei, Laurenz and Galiay, Artus picture_as_pdf
  • A new policy paradigm from the LSE Maryam Forum: 6. human mobility, integration and social cohesion. (2021) Hangartner, Dominik and Martelli, Angelo and Malaeb, Bilal and Avila, Doménica picture_as_pdf
  • Corporate state capture: the degree to which the British state is porous to business interests is exceptional among established democracies. (2021) Innes, Abby picture_as_pdf
  • Conservative voters and those living in Conservative constituencies appear more likely to be vaccinated than Labour supporters. (2021) Klymak, Margaryta and Vlandas, Tim picture_as_pdf
  • Partisanship and vaccination rates: Conservatives are more likely to be vaccinated than Labour supporters. (2021) Klymak, Margaryta and Vlandas, Tim picture_as_pdf
  • Is differentiated integration democratic? Taking stock of the views of political party actors. (2021) Kröger, Sandra and Lorimer, Marta and Bellamy, Richard picture_as_pdf
  • Right wing politicians look more alike than those on the left, and voters use this information cue when they know little about candidates. (2021) Pahontu, Raluca and Poupakis, Stavros picture_as_pdf
  • Neoliberalisation and the social and solidarity economy in Greece. (2021) Soudias, Dimitris picture_as_pdf
  • Bypassing democracy or buying time for democracies? The EU and COVID. (2021) Truchlewski, Zbigniew and Schelkle, Waltraud and Ganderson, Joseph picture_as_pdf
  • What Blanchard gets wrong: the puzzling persistence of managerialism in EU fiscal governance. (2021) Wilkinson, Michael and Dani, Marco and Guarascio, Dario and Mendes, Joana and Menéndez, Agustín José and Schepel, Harm picture_as_pdf
  • Why are Central Eastern and Southern Member States only now becoming active in EU asylum policies? (2021) Zaun, Natascha picture_as_pdf