Author Archives: ADEMU

ADEMU final conference – day two photographs

ADEMU’s final conference was held on 9-10 May at the European University Institute in Florence, with further joint sessions held with the State of the Union 2018 conference at Badia Fieselona and Palazzo Vecchio on 10 and 11 May. You can see all the photographs from day two of the conference here. If you would like to request any high-resolution images, you can email us at communications@ademu-project.eu. Continue reading →

ADEMU final conference – day one photographs

ADEMU’s final conference was held on 9-10 May at the European University Institute in Florence, with further joint sessions held with the State of the Union 2018 conference at Badia Fieselona and Palazzo Vecchio on 10 and 11 May. You can see all the photographs from day one of the conference here. If you would like to request any high-resolution images, you can email us at communications@ademu-project.eu. Continue reading →

Post-ADEMU workshop at the Barcelona GSE Summer Forum, 21-22 June 2018

The three-year Horizon 2020-funded ADEMU Project ended came to an end on the 31 May, following its final conference on the 9th and 10th of May in Florence. Although the research element of the project is over, its findings and proposals will be shared widely over the coming weeks. However, there will be one final opportunity to discuss the research and findings of ADEMU at a workshop which will take place as part of the Barcelona GSE Summer Forum, an annual event attended by around 700 economists, researchers and academics from around the world. 

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May 2018

Conferences

ADEMU closing conference
9-10 May 2018, Florence

Including a joint session with State of the Union

Programme

Speakers and discussants (ADEMU closing conference and associated State of the Union sessions)

Fiscal Policy in the EMU: The Way Ahead | conference review

Representatives from national banks across Europe, along with participants from the European Fiscal Board, the German Economic Council, the European Central Bank and researchers and academics from global institutions took part in this two-day Ademu conference examining fiscal policy in the EMU. Continue reading →