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Preface / by Costas Lapavitsas -- Introduction : the end of Europeanism / by Stathis Kouvelakis -- Beggar thyself and thy neighbour -- The eurozone between austerity and default -- Breaking up? : a radical route out of the eurozone crisis.;Building on his work as a leading member of the renowned Research on Money and Finance group, Costas Lapavitsas presents a searing critique of the neoliberal nature of the Eurozone and ruthlessly dissects the roots of the current financial turmoil and the European debt crisis.
Preface / by Costas Lapavitsas --
Introduction : the end of Europeanism / by Stathis Kouvelakis --
Beggar thyself and thy neighbour --
The eurozone between austerity and default --
Breaking up? : a radical route out of the eurozone crisis.
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