Subject: New CER briefing note 'Why Germany won't back down on euro reform'
From: "Michael Andrews" <[email-masked]>
To: "Curtis Hastings" <[email-masked]>, "Devon Archer" <[email-masked]>, "Hunter Biden" <[email-masked]>, "Eric Schwerin" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2010 13:34:48 -0500

I know Katinka and know that she has very deep understanding of German  
politics as well as economic policy.

Michael
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> NEW briefing note
> 'Why Germany won't back down on euro reform'
> by Katinka Barysch
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> November 2010
> The German plan for a eurozone insolvency procedure has spooked the  
> markets and drawn political fire. In this new CER briefing note,  
> Katinka Barysch explains why Berlin is unlikely to back down: the  
> German constitutional court could forbid an extension of existing  
> bail-out funds; making help available without the spectre of  
> bankruptcy could encourage reckless behaviour; and the German  
> parliament will insist on getting private investors involved in  
> future bail-outs.
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> Katinka Barysch is deputy director of the Centre for European Reform
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> Please find the link below to the briefing note:
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> Why Berlin won't back down on euro reform
> briefing note by Katinka Barysch, November 2010
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> Best wishes
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> CER
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> itical Science, Economics and Law from Munich University. She speaks  
> German, French and some Russian.
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CER personnel

Katinka Barysch, Deputy Director

Katinka Barysch is the deputy director. She has written extensively  
about Russia, Turkey, Central and Eastern Europe and about all aspects  
EU enlargement. She also works on European economic reforms,  
globalisation, energy questions and EU institutional change.

Katinka has acted as an advisor to the EU Select Committee of the  
House of Lords, the World Economic Forum and other organisations, as  
well as EU governments and a number of financial institutions and  
business federations. She regularly comments on European developments  
in the media, and she was twice nominated for the Rybczynski Prize of  
economic writing by the Society of Business Economists.

Katinka joined the CER in July 2002. Before that, she was an analyst  
and editor for the Economist Intelligence Unit in London, specialising  
in Eastern Europe and Russia. Until 1998, she worked as a consultant  
in Brussels, where she was also involved in formulating the European  
Commission's strategy towards the East European candidate countries.

Katinka gained an MSc in International Political Economy with  
distinction from the London School of Economics and a BA in Political  
Science, Economics and Law from Munich University. She speaks German,  
French and some Russian.

Main areas of expertise: EU enlargement, Russia, Turkey, energy,  
economics.

CER publications:

Katinka Barysch, Deputy Director

Katinka Barysch is the deputy director. She has written extensively  
about Russia, Turkey, Central and Eastern Europe and about all aspects  
EU enlargement. She also works on European economic reforms,  
globalisation, energy questions and EU institutional change.

Katinka has acted as an advisor to the EU Select Committee of the  
House of Lords, the World Economic Forum and other organisations, as  
well as EU governments and a number of financial institutions and  
business federations. She regularly comments on European developments  
in the media, and she was twice nominated for the Rybczynski Prize of  
economic writing by the Society of Business Economists.

Katinka joined the CER in July 2002. Before that, she was an analyst  
and editor for the Economist Intelligence Unit in London, specialising  
in Eastern Europe and Russia. Until 1998, she worked as a consultant  
in Brussels, where she was also involved in formulating the European  
Commission's strategy towards the East European candidate countries.

Katinka gained an MSc in International Political Economy with  
distinction from the London School of Economics and a BA in Political  
Science, Economics and Law from Munich University. She speaks German,  
French and some Russian.

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