Eurozone

The Finnish Greens outline 10 suggestions for fixing the European economy.

If they really want to take up the challenges that they will face in this century, Europeans need to develop a common public sphere where their differences can meet. By helping to build a green European public space, the Green European Journal aims to make a modest green contribution to this broader project.

In the short term, the crisis requires all our attention. But the political actors should not forget the structural defects of the monetary union.

A German MP and a Greek MEP discuss with the GEJ how Green cooperation could provide the key to Greece’s future within the EU.

Our Editor-in-Chief, Benoit Lechat, discusses the first edition of the Green European Journal.

There are three crucial elements to assessing the shockwave of the current crisis, which has shaken up the Euro and the debts of European states (known as sovereign debt).