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In "False Dilemmas," Christina Laskaridis explores the origins and impacts of the debt crisis – looking at who engineered the bank bailouts, how they were able to get away with it, and what Europe has been left with. 
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The euro, the pinnacle of European monetary integration, has been under a lot of strain in recent years. How did the monetary union come about? How did it end up in a crisis? And how can we resolve it? To address these questions, Jasper Blom outlines the history and the future of the euro. In a series of six lectures, Bureau de Helling, the Green European Foundation and the GroenLinks working group on Europe delve “Deeper into Europe”. In this second lecture, Jasper Blom, former policy adviser at the European Central Bank and now the director of Bureau de Helling, gave his audience his insights on the history and the future of the euro.
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As the euro zone crisis continues -- and widespread public resentment at the austerity measures shows no sign of diminishing – euro-skeptic parties such as the U.K. Independence Party (UKIP) and Alternative for Germany (AfD) have seen their share of the vote rise sharply, while support for more extreme right wing parties such as Golden Dawn in Greece or Norway's Progress Party has also risen.
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