Welcome to the poisoned chalice : the destruction of Greece and the future of Europe / James K. Galbraith.
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New Haven, Conn. :
Yale University Press,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Part I: 2010-2014. Europe's crisis: thinking it through to the end
- Greece and the European project
- A question of moral responsibility
- Neither austerity nor growth: solidarity is Europe's only hope
- The victory of SYRIZA is not against American interests / with Yanis Varoufakis
- The United States and Europe: what is going on?
- Part II: 2015. The Greek hope
- A message to Sarah Raskin
- A comment on the way forward
- America must rally to Greece
- Reading the Greek deal correctly
- A great German Greek Grexit game?
- The political level
- A report from Athens
- Does Europe need debt relief?
- Long-term strategy through a realistic lens
- Strategic options
- A further message to Sarah Raskin
- The Greek drama and democracy in Europe
- Notes on the meeting, Varoufakis-Schäuble, June 8, 2015
- What is reform? The strange case of Greece and Europe
- What can happen in the next days?
- Bad faith: the IMF and Europe on Greece
- Only the "no" can save the Euro
- Nine myths about the Greek referendum
- What is the mater with Europe?
- Exit made easy
- Greece, Europe, and the United States
- Plan B
- Statement on the Ministry of Finance working group
- A note to the editors at the Guardian
- Death spiral ahead?
- The future of Europe
- What the Greek memorandum means / with Daniel Munevar
- Back to square zero
- A final word: Madrid, October 21, 2015
- Appendix: A summary of Plan X.
