L-13
A New EU? Transformative Consequences of the Eurozone Crisis

Discussant:
Jonathan Zeitlin
Session Organizers:
John W Cioffi , Frans van Waarden and Jonathan Zeitlin
Friday, 3 July 2015: 2:15 PM-3:45 PM
TW1.1.04 (Tower One)
The ongoing Erozone crisis has already transformed the EU in profound ways, and this process of transformation is almost certain to containue and grow even more contentious and difficult in the future.  The papers on this panel examine some of the most salient changes in the form and operation of the EU and their implications for European economic and social policies, the allocation of the costs of the crisis and consequent economic adjustments, and the internal EU procedural and policy making changes.
Minor Changes, Major Consequences? How the Procedural Rules of the New European Economic Governance Regime Affect the Asymmetry Between Liberalization and Social Regulation in the EU
Daniel Seikel, Institute for Economic and Social Research (WSI) in the Hans-Böckler-Foundation
Europeanization of Social Policies: Benchmarking the Implementation of the European Social Dialogue Agreements
Emmanuelle Perin, Universite catholique de Louvain; Thomas Prosser, Cardiff University
Eurozone Governance and the Asymmetric Distribution of the Costs of Adjustment: The Contingent Influence of the Ideas of Policy-Makers
Michel Goyer, University of Birmingham; Miguel Glatzer, LaSalle University; Rocio Valdivielso del Real, Liverpool John Moores University
Austicurity? Unpacking EU Labour Market Policy in the Aftermath of the Financial Crash
Thomas Hastings, Research Associate; Jason Heyes, University of Sheffield
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