Policy brief
26 April 2017
Analysing the major divergences between the three largest euro-area countries in terms of unit labour costs and current accounts, to the broader debat
Event
06 April 2017
On 6 April Bruegel, as in previous years, hosted the presentation of the Euro Yearbook, a collection of experts’ insights on the construction of the E
Event
31 March 2017
At this event, we are pleased to welcome Mr. Benoît Coeuré, Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank at Bruegel.
Blog post
30 March 2017
The EU-UK financial settlement will be a complex part of the Brexit negotiations. Here the authors estimate that at end-2018 the EU will have outstand
Blog post
30 March 2017
Is Brexit a divorce, or is the UK leaving a club? This is the first question to answer as negotatiors discuss the key aspects of the EU-UK financial s
Working paper
30 March 2017
To bring transparency to the debate on the Brexit bill and to foster a quick agreement, the authors of this Working Paper make a comprehensive attempt
Blog post
24 March 2017
Trust in the EU and satisfaction with democracy are returning in southern European countries, where citizens’ confidence in European institutions was
Event
22 March 2017
On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Rome, we held an event of four conversations between Bruegel scholars and Eur
Podcast
22 March 2017
The 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome presents an opportunity to reflect on the progress of European integration so far, and to discuss what the
Working paper
06 March 2017
Zsolt Darvas and Dirk Schoenmaker find strong support for the hypothesis that the larger the assets managed by institutional investors, the smaller th
Blog post
06 March 2017
What’s at stake: the EU prepares to mark the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, and the European Commission has presented a white paper “on the f
Blog post
17 February 2017
Pension and sickness insurance liabilities for EU staff could be an especially contentious part of negotiations on an EU-UK financial settlement: the
Blog post
14 February 2017
The ‘Brexit bill’ is likely to be one of the most contentious aspects of the upcoming negotiations. But estimates so far focus largely on the EU costs
Event
03 February 2017
How can we connect the different initiatives for NPL resolution and identify an agenda that is shared between EU, national authorities and the private
Policy brief
27 January 2017
Brexit offers a political opportunity for the European Parliament to reform the allocation of seats to member states. This Policy Contribution explore
Blog post
12 January 2017
The principle of voluntary membership is a central value of the EU project, but it is also a source of many of its problems. How can the member states