Managing Risks in the European Periphery Debt Crisis: Lessons from the Trade-Off between Economics, Politics and the Financial Markets

Part I: Genesis of the Crisis, Use and Abuse of Economic Policies
1 The Genesis of the Eurozone Sovereign Debt Crisis: Philippe d\'Arvisenet
2 The Trade-Off between Fiscal and Competitiveness Adjustments: Daniel Gros with Cinzia Alcidi
3 Ireland and Greece: A Tale of Two Fiscal Adjustments: Jeffrey D. Anderson and Jessica Stallings
4 Rating Agencies vs. Sovereign Debt Markets: A Tale of Interacting Risk Preferences: George Christodoulakis
5 The 2012 Greek Debt Restructuring and its Aftermath: Miranda Xafa
6 Economic Theories that Influenced the Judges of Karlsruhe: Paul De Grauwe
7 Privatization of State Assets in the Presence of Crisis: George Christodoulakis
Part II: Crisis Resolution, Prospect and Retrospect
8 How to Manage Public Debts in the Euro Area?: Catherine Mathieu and Henri Sterdyniak
9 Fiscal Risk Sharing and Stabilization in the EMU: Kerstin Bernoth and Philipp Engler
10 Sovereign Debt and its Restructuring Framework in the Eurozone: Ashoka Mody
11 Funding Risks for Corporates in the Periphery: Disintermediation to the Rescue for the Larger Ones, Challenges for the Others: Blaise Ganguin
12 On Solving Europe\'s Financial Issues to Promote Sustainable Growth: Adrian Blundell-Wignall and Caroline Roulet
13 European Banking Union as a Response to the Fragmentation of the Internal Market Resulting from the Financial and Sovereign Debt Crisis: Dimitris Tsibanoulis with Gerry Kounadis