The Euro Crisis: Hanging Together of Falling Apart?
Date:
September 20, 2012 - 17:30 - 19:00
Building:
Nador u. 9, Monument Building
Room:
Popper Room
Event type:
Lecture
Event audience:
Open to the Public
CEU presenter(s):
László Csaba
External presenter(s):
George Kopits
CEU host unit(s):
Rectorate
E-mail:
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Central European University cordially invites you to a Rector’s Lecture Series event delivered by George Kopits (Senior Scholar, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars) on
“The Euro Crisis: Hanging Together or Falling Apart?”
This lecture, drawing on Kopits’s ongoing research project, focuses on the origins, evolution, and likely outcome of the crisis, and explores possible solutions.
George Kopits earned a PhD in Economics from Georgetown University. He began his professional career at the Office of the Secretary, U.S. Treasury Department (1968-74). In 1974, he joined the International Monetary Fund, where he served as assistant director, until 2003. In addition to involvement in fiscal and monetary policy-making in Hungary and the United States, Kopits headed technical assistance missions on various economic policy issues and gave technical advice to authorities of more than 20 countries. He also served as chairman of the Fiscal Council of Hungary (2009-11), and was a member of the Monetary Council, National Bank of Hungary (2004-09).
Introduction: John Shattuck, Professor, Legal Studies, President and Rector
Discussant: Laszlo Csaba, Professor, International Political Economy, Department of International Relations and European Studies
Reception to follow
Please RSVP by Tuesday, 18 September, 2012 to kopitslecture(at)ceu.hu
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