O52-1 (2092) CHALLENGES TO EUROPEAN UNION INTEGRATION - I
The session includes papers, which analyze newly arising challenges to the deepening of the European Union integration. Those challenges stem from the expected inclusion of new members into the monetary union and from the possible impacts of the financial crisis on integration. Impacts on markets, policies and EU institutions will be dealt with. Also, papers will discuss and present models and methods, which allow insights beyond the standard nominal convergence perspective.
Organizer: Hubert Gabrisch, Halle Institute for Economic Research — Germany
Chair: Zorica Mladenovic, University of Belgrade — Serbia and Montenegro
 

Marcello Signorelli, University of Perugia — Italy and Enrico Marelli, University of Brescia, Italy — Italy, Real and Nominal Convergence Issues in the Western and Eastern EU-27 Countries

 

Lucjan T. Orlowski, Sacred Heart University — USA and Hubert Gabrisch, Halle Institute for Economic Research — Germany, Institutional Determinants of Monetary Convergence of Recently Admitted EU Members to the Eurozone

 

Marek Dabrowski, CASE - Center for Social and Economic Research — Poland, Global Financial Crisis: Lessons for the European Integration

 

Svatopluk Kapounek, Mendel University — Czech Republic and Lubor Lacina, Mendel University, Czech Republic — Czech Republic, Economic Growth Convergence Analysis of the European Integration Process

Discussants: Ileana Tache, "Transilvania" University of Brasov — Romania, Marek Dabrowski, CASE - Center for Social and Economic Research — Poland, Hubert Gabrisch and Herbert Buscher, Halle Institute for Economic Research — Germany

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