Britain and the Reform of the Eurozone

18 June 2015
In response to the Eurozone's existential crisis, a complex system of new governance instruments has emerged, not always in a well planned manner. This panel will look at this framework; at how effective it is, as well as how accountable and democratically legitimate-and at how it affects the UK.

Join UCL European Institute and BNE to discuss:

• Where is Eurozone reform going, and what kind of policies and institutions are needed to make economic and monetary union sustainable?
• How would different reform options affect the UK?
• What are the UK's interests, what are the City's positions, and how is the government's strategy evolving?
• How can the interests of members and non-members of the Eurozone be balanced?
• What safeguards can protect non-members against marginalisation?

With:

• Anneliese Dodds, Member of European Parliament, Labour
• Luc Frieden, Vice Chairman, Deutsche Bank
• Vicky Pryce, Economist and Business Consultant
• Albert Weale,  Professor of Political Theory and Public Policy, UCL
• Chaired by Piet Eeckhout, Professor of EU Law, UCL

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