Forum: New Growth for Europe – On Investment, Crisis Management and Growth Potential

This Intereconomics article is available for free at this page after an embargo period of two years. Reading it before then is possible via SpringerLink.Growth can be achieved in many different ways, and the diversity in content and approaches within the following articles of this special issue of Intereconomics are testament to that. What they emphasise above all else, however, is that while growth is necessary, the traditional definitions of economic growth are not suitable for the EU in its current state and going forward. What are needed are sustainable, social and inclusive paths toward new forms of growth in Europe.

The separate articles comprise:

+ Imbalances, Inequality and Growth – Rethinking Growth Policies for Europe - László Andor

+ The Prospects for Future Economic Growth in the Euro Area - Kieran McQuinn and Karl Whelan

+ Why Europe Needs a Public Investment Plan - Mario Pianta

+ Structural Reforms as a Panacea? The European Productivity and Growth Puzzle - Daniel Gros

+ From Social Pacts to Productivity Boards - Philippe Pochet

+ After the Brits Have Gone and the Trumpets Have Sounded: Turning a Drama into a Crisis That Will Not Go to Waste -
Mark Blyth

+ EU Challenges, Investment in the EU and the Role of the European Investment Group - Debora Revoltella

+ European Industrial Policy – Tapping the Full Growth Potential of the EU - Erik Berglof

+ Making Social Investment Happen for the Eurozone - Anton C. Hemerijck

+ The Future of European Growth Policies: Resetting Integration - Nauro F. Campos

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Intereconomics: Archive http://archive.intereconomics.eu/years/

SpringerLink: Intereconomics http://link.springer.com/journal/10272

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