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24: Broadening the scope of risk sharing through a European backstop for natural catastrophes

Bernhard Mayr

23: Geoeconomic fragmentation: Implications for the euro area and ASEAN+3 regions

Gergely Hudecz, Alexandre Lauwers, Yasin Mimir and Graciela Schiliuk

20: The case for a loan-based euro area stability fund

Florian Misch and Martin Rey

19: How programme evaluations can benefit from quality of life considerations

Olga Francová, Kari Korhonen and Dušan Kovačević

18: Regional responses to the Covid-19 crisis: a comparative study from economic, policy, and institutional perspectives

Graciela Schiliuk, Tullio Buccellato, Jens Lapointe-Rohde, Georgios Palaiodimos, Habib Attia, Marthe Memoracion Hinojales, Catharine Kho, Gennady Vasiliev, Tigran Kostanyan, Alexandra de Carvalho, Benedetta Guerzoni, Carlos Giraldo and Iader Giraldo

17: EU fiscal rules: reform considerations

Olga Francová, Ermal Hitaj, John Goossen, Robert Kraemer, Andreja Lenarčič and Georgios Palaiodimos

16: The euro in the world

Gergely Hudecz, Edmund Moshammer, Alexander Raabe and Gong Cheng

15: Voluntary debt restructuring: the 2017 Greek €29.6 billion bond exchange explained

Jasper Aerts, Gabriela Olariu and Efstathios Sofos

14: The reform of the European Stability Mechanism

Jasper Aerts and Pedro Bizarro

13: Regional disparities in Europe: should we be concerned?

Gergely Hudecz, Edmund Moshammer and Thomas Wieser

12: OECD contribution to the evaluation of the ESM financial assistance programme for Greece

Manuel Bétin, Tim Bulman, Thomas Chalaux, Boris Cournède, Alain de Serres, Claude Giorno and Yvan Guillemette

11: The 2012 private sector involvement in Greece

Gong Cheng

10: Restoring growth and financial stability: how Greek banks contributed

Srichander Ramaswamy

9: The crisis in Greece: missteps and miscalculations

Benny Andersen

8: Finding complementarities in IMF and RFA toolkits

Gong Cheng, Dominika Miernik and Teuta Turani

7: Completing banking union to support Economic and Monetary Union

Paolo Fioretti, Olga Francová, Mike Hesketh, Nicoletta Mascher, Rolf Strauch and Flore Vancompernolle

6: Completing NPL reduction in Europe

Loukas Kaskarelis and Dóra Siklós

5: A case for a European Rainy Day Fund

Andreja Lenarčič and Kari Korhonen

4: IMF–RFA collaboration: motives, state of play, and way forward

Gong Cheng, Dominika Miernik, Yisr Barnieh, Beomhee Han, Ika Mustika Sari, Faith Qiying Pang, Tigran Kostanyan, Alexander Efimov, Marie Houdart, Alexandra de Carvalho, Carlos Giraldo and Viviana Monroy

3: Cross-border capital flows and capital markets union: Quo vadis Europe?

Rolf Strauch, Saioa Armendáriz, Angel Gavilán, Ricardo Sousa, John Berrigan, Dirk Schoenmaker, Rick Watson and Paul Richards

2: Accessing sovereign markets - the recent experiences of Ireland, Portugal, Spain, and Cyprus

Rolf Strauch, Juan Rojas, Frank O'Connor, Cristina Casalinho, Pablo de Ramón-Laca Clausen and Phaedon Kalozois

1: Tackling sovereign risk in European banks

Andreja Lenarčič, Dirk Mevis and Dóra Siklós