assistant prof @UniLeidenNews, visiting fellow @LSEEI, previously @EUI_EU. political economy, EU governance, crises, central banks, and the twin transition.
New article out and about @RIPEJournal 🍾
Really happy for this one to have found a lovely home 🙏
Open Access at https://t.co/PuJRfwOBHc
And a short 🧵 for you busy people!
@RuneStahl@James7jackson @ElisabethLindbg @anttironkainen I realize I'm almost 3 months late to the party here - but I really enjoyed this paper! Have recently recommended it in a review for a related manuscript. Congrats everyone! :)
It’s live! The past few days @simeonbischl and I have had some intense coding sessions and we are happy to share the result: https://t.co/wut5p3pxg4 this website includes various tools to explore central bank communication. (1/
📢 New LUHNIP Working Paper: @SebDiessner & @petit_christy explore how stronger European Parliament oversight can improve democratic accountability in EU industrial policy,
📖 Read more: https://t.co/F0Xr93rQZB
📖 Nouveau rapport 📖
En examinant de nombreuses études sur le financement public et privé des grandes transformations, nous avons construit une boîte de quarante-huit outils.
Malgré le contexte budgétaire contraint, nos marges de manœuvre restent importantes ⬇️
On 21-22 Oct, we co-organised the conference 'Economies of Scale, Politics of Localism? Financial Integration and Fragmentation in Europe and Beyond' w/ the @EUI_EU Finance & Society Cluster.
Keynote by @BJMbraun - @LSEnews + 10 research presentations
👉https://t.co/DCdnV2I5hn
How can we strengthen the democratic accountability of the EU's industrial policy? In this blog post, @SebDiessner and @petit_christy propose some recommendations to enhance legislative oversight by the European Parliament.
Read it on the DELI blog here: https://t.co/JXHo6GWeAl
How can we strengthen the democratic accountability of the EU's industrial policy? 🇪🇺 In this blog post, @SebDiessner and @petit_christy propose some recommendations to enhance legislative oversight by the European Parliament. Read it here: https://t.co/VArKl26xWi @DCU@LawGovDCU
🚨 Today's the day a dream team of #centralbank researchers assembles for a two days conference at @SciencesPo_CEE !
@MatthiasThiema3 and I are very excited to welcome such a line up - if you are interested and want to attend in person, shout me an email!
@fpape_ @SebDiessner wants to take us further than 'the only game in town' story in academia that monetary-fiscal interactions are always a chicken game with one trying to dominate the other
Democratic Accountability:
Chapter 3 by Sebastian Diessner & Christy Ann Petit analyses industrial policymaking in the EU and provide recommendations to make it more democratically accountable🏛️🗳️
Today the @ecb's revised operational framework comes into force 🇪🇺💸
What's a central bank's operational framework for?
Why is the ECB's revision far from ideal?
How could it be improved?
Check out our report @PositiveMoneyEU with @UureeB @SchroderJordi
https://t.co/ltFMxcZwox
2/2 Nevertheless this @Lagarde quote shows the extent of the change since the #Trichet era when its comes to the ECB's advocacy for structural reforms.
(More on this ECB shift in this excellent article by @BJMbraun@donadica@SebDiessner & Düsterhöft)
https://t.co/ERaqFK06bz
"Structural reforms are not the responsibility of a central bank, they are the responsibility of the governments"
Nothing new here, the #ECB learned years ago its lesson from its involvement in the #troika & the disastrous consequences it had on its reputation & legitimacy
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While the Chancellor announces spending cuts the Treasury continues to send tens of billions to the Bank of England to cover losses
But why are these losses so high and why are central banks charging treasuries when they can create money?
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📢 It’s publication day!
Last March, the @ecb announced a revision of its operational framework – we’ve analysed it in-depth in our new paper. Is the new framework up to the challenges ahead? 🤔 A 🧵
📢@CES_Europe wouldn't be the same without the European Integration & Global Political Economy Network reception. Whether it's your 1st Conference or your 30th, please join us at 7pm on Thursday for drinks and snacks. Further details in tomorrow’s conference programme update.