Paul De Grauwe

06 April 2011 | by radmin
Paul De Grauwe
Associate Senior Research Fellow, Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)
Paul.DeGrauwe@econ.kuleuven.be
1952-1964 St. Jan Berchmans-College, Brussels, Degree: Humaniora; 1964-1969 Catholic University of Leuven (Department of Economics), Degree: Licentiaat-Doctorandus; 1970-1973 The John Hopkins University (Department of Political Economy), Baltimore, Degree: Ph.D.
Dutch, English, French

Fellowships and Honors:
N.F.W.O. Aspirant 1970-1972 (Belgian National Science Foundation)
Fulbright Travel Grant, 1970
Honorary Woodrow Wilson Fellow, 1972
Brookings Research Fellow, 1972-1973
Prize of the European Communities, 1976
Amex Bank Review Award, 1990
Doctor “Honoris Causa” of the University of Sankt Gallen, 1999
Doctor “Honoris Causa” of the Turku School of Economics and Business Administration, 2000
Doctor “Honoris Causa” of the University of Genoa, 2005

Other Activities:
Chairman of Task Force preparing Belgian profit sharing legislation (2000)
Chairman of Task Force preparing Belgian Corporate Governance legislation (2000)
Member of the Group of Economic Policy Analysis advising the European Commission President Barroso.

Publications:

The New Bail-in Doctrine: A recipe for banking crises and depression in the eurozone
05 April 2013
More evidence that financial markets imposed excessive austerity in the eurozone
05 February 2013
How to avoid a double-dip recession in the eurozone
15 November 2012
What Germany should fear most is its own fear: An analysis of Target2 and current account imbalances
12 September 2012
Self-Fulfilling Crises in the Eurozone: An Empirical Test
22 June 2012
A self-inflicted crisis
31 May 2012
In Search of Symmetry in the Eurozone
07 May 2012
How not to be a lender of last resort
23 March 2012
Mispricing of Sovereign Risk and Multiple Equilibria in the Eurozone
20 January 2012
Who cares about the survival of the eurozone?
16 November 2011
Eurozone Bank Recapitalisations: Pouring water into a leaky bucket
24 October 2011
Balanced budget fundamentalism
05 September 2011
Only a more active ECB can solve the euro crisis
04 August 2011
Governance of a Fragile Eurozone
04 May 2011
Europe for Growth: For a Radical Change in Financing the EU
06 April 2011
A less punishing, more forgiving approach to the debt crisis in the eurozone
28 January 2011
A mechanism of self-destruction of the eurozone
09 November 2010
What kind of governance for the eurozone?
29 September 2010
The Future of the Eurozone and Gold
03 September 2010
When financial markets force too much austerity
06 May 2010
A Greek endgame?
09 March 2010
Economics of Monetary Union, 8th Edition
05 March 2010
Crisis in the eurozone and how to deal with it
15 February 2010
Lessons for Europe from the 1930s
21 January 2010
The Dilemma of the Dollar
26 November 2009
To coordinate or not to coordinate?
07 October 2009
Economics in crisis: It is time for a profound revamp
23 July 2009
A New Two-Pillar Strategy for the ECB
30 June 2009
Government debt is both unsustainable and desirable
24 June 2009
Gains for All: A proposal for a common Eurobond
03 April 2009
Flexibility is out: now we see rigidity's virtues
23 February 2009
Why should we believe the market this time?
23 February 2009
Warning: Rating agencies may be harmful to your (financial) health
27 January 2009
The Banking Crisis: Causes, Consequences and Remedies
20 November 2008
Returning to Narrow Banking
14 November 2008
Nationalizing Banks to Jumpstart the Banking System
10 October 2008
Stock Prices and Monetary Policy
23 September 2008
Should central banks target stock prices?
23 September 2008
The twin shocks hitting the eurozone
16 September 2008
Cherished myths have fallen victim to economic reality
24 July 2008
Let's Stop Being Gloomy About Europe
19 May 2008
Act now to stop the markets' vicious circle
21 March 2008