Follow the Money: Blyth on the Greek Debt Crisis
Mark Blyth, Eastman Professor of Political Economy, offers commentary in Foreign Affairs and for NPR’s On the Media regarding the origins and implications of the Greek debt crisis. His take: “Greece has very little to do with the crisis that bears its name.” He sat down for a conversation at the Watson Institute to discuss his point of view and to contemplate Greece and Europe after the referendum. Listen in.
July 6, 2015
"The Theatre of the Absurd: Why there is no deal to be done over Greece" - Europe's World
"Greece is clearest example that austerity doesn’t work" (comments by Mark Blyth) - Market Watch
"How Germany Beat Greece In Liar's Poker" (comments by Mark Blyth) - Huffington Post
"Why the Greek drama isn’t going away" - MSNBC
"A Pain in the Athens" - Foreign Affairs
"The (Perceived) Tragedy of Greece" - On the Media Podcast
"La UE está tratando de llevar a cabo un cambio de régimen en Grecia" - El Mundo