EU Economic Integration: Lessons of the past, and what does the future hold?

17th March 2009 - 19th March 2009, Dallas, Texas, USA

The Economics Interest Section of the European Union Studies Association (EUSA) and the Globalization & Monetary Policy Institute of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas are pleased to announce an economics workshop on European Integration. The meeting will be held at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas on 18-19th March, 2010 linked to a one-day public conference that the Institute is organising on 17 March on 10 years of the euro.
Papers on any aspect of European economic integration are welcome, as well as papers that place European integration in the context of the ongoing globalization of trade and capital flows. Abstracts are to be sent to both Patrick Crowley at [email protected] and David Mayes at [email protected] by January 10th, 2010. Please indicate whether you would also be willing to serve as a chair and/or discussant.

Organizer(s):  Patrick Crowley

Contact Email:  [email protected]

Event Type:  Workshop

Location:  Dallas, Texas, USA

Attendance:  No

Institution:  European Union Studies Association; Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Topics:  Competition policy Energy Environment EU institutions EU policies Europe's nations and regions Exchange rates Financial markets Global crisis Global economy Global governance Institutions and economics International finance International trade Macroeconomic policy Microeconomic regulation Monetary policy Politics and economics Productivity and Innovation Welfare state and social Europe

Tags:  European integration, macroeconomic policy, Competition policy, economic policy

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