Post Tagged with: "debt crisis"

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  Greece must push ahead with reforms: An interview with two international relations experts

  Featured Stories, Interview of the Day, Interviews October 17, 2011 3:50 pm no comments

  In the midst of Greece’s continuing debt crisis, Reinventing Greece talks with Charalambos Papasotiriou, the deputy director at the Institute of International Relations and Andreas Gofas, a lecturer at Panteion and research fellow at the Institute, to discuss the debt crisis and the prospects of public policy reform. They remain optimistic about Greece’s potential to rise from the ashes, but emphasize the state’s responsibility in pushing forward with reforms and accepting the consequences.

   
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  Head of Hellenic Bank Association expresses hope in the euro and Greece

  Interview of the Day, Interviews July 26, 2011 1:16 pm no comments

  Will the euro survive the current crisis in its present form, will it disappear—or will some countries, like Greece, have to abandon it? Christos Gortsos, Secretary General of the Hellenic Bank Association, for one, strongly believes the euro is not going anywhere despite the ongoing debate about whether Greece will default on its debts or not. “It is my strong belief that the euro will survive,” he tells Reinventing Greece.

   
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  Scholar finds bias in media coverage of Greek debt crisis

  Behind the Headlines, Reports from Athens, What's not in the Headlines July 17, 2011 4:46 pm no comments

  by Joseph J. Skarzenski

   
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  Greek Power Summit, Day Two: In the eye of the storm

  Reports from Athens July 8, 2011 9:48 pm no comments

  By Julia Panayotou