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Most popular blog posts in The Agora during 2013
AgoraHere are our three most popular posts in The Agora section during 2013. For those who have already read them, a big thank you from the Macropolis team. For those reading them for the first time, we hope it gives you an idea of what we do. We aim to provide you with more incisive analysis in 2014
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The Cyprus bailout is different, not only due to the bail-in
AgoraApostolides is an economic historian at the European University Cyprus. For his analysis of economics
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On Portugal, PSI and a national salvation pact
Agorasustainability analysis), although considering that the debt overhang is highly vulnerable, concluded for its
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Buying time: The delayed crisis of democratic capitalism - a review
AgoraBy now books about the financial crisis of 2008/09 and the sovereign debt crisis in the euro area since 2010 could fill entire libraries across the globe. The crisis narrative continues to carry such resonance in publishing houses, ranging from eye witness accounts, academic analysis, textbook
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Cooperatives on Cyprus: Why they were treated differently to banks
Agorais an economic historian at the European University Cyprus. For his analysis of economics and politics
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Another party arrives on Greece's increasingly diffuse political scene
PoliticsGreek Politicsto the further fragmentation of politics in Greece. A Metron Analysis poll published in Ethnos
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European Commission review of Greek programme: The key points
EconomyProgramme’ clearance. The current debt sustainability analysis assumes that 2.5 billion euros in newly
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New Democracy and SYRIZA neck and neck for EP vote but PASOK adrift
PoliticsGreek Politics— MacroPolis (@MacroPolis_gr) May 2, 2014 Metron Analysis poll for Ethnos (#EP2014): ND 20.6, SYRIZA 20
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One night in Cannes
Agoraprime minister. The picture painted by Spiegel’s analysis and the volte-face performed by Samaras
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SYRIZA leads in most age groups, professions but coalition parties dominant among pensioners
PoliticsGreek Politicsto trust the coalition parties instead. In his analysis, Public Issue founder Yiannis Mavris suggests
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