Communitarian Chronicle: Spanish up-to-date institutional and economic framework within the European Union (June 2018)

  • Beatriz Iñarritu University of Deusto
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18543/ced-59-2018pp219-238

Abstract

Summary: I. Introducción.—II. El Estado de la Integración. 1. Propuesta de profundización en la Unión Económica y Monetaria. 2. Brexit: Acuerdo sobre las condiciones del período transitorio del Brexit. 3. Luis de Guindos, vicepresidente del BCE.—III. Cuestiones generales de la actualidad económica. 1. BCE: Anuncio de la finalización del Programa de compras masivas de deuda (QE) en diciembre de 2018. 2. El Eurogrupo acuerda la finalización del rescate a Grecia y la reestructuración de la Deuda griega. 3. Guerra comercial con Estados Unidos ante la imposición de aranceles al acero y aluminio europeos. 4. MUR: polémica en relación a la resolución del Banco Popular. 5. Trabajadores desplazados: acuerdo sobre una nueva normativa. 6. Nuevas sentencias del Tribunal Europeo sobre las indemnizaciones a los trabajadores temporales españoles. 7. Semestre Europeo 2018: Informes en profundidad sobre Desequilibrios Macroeconómicos y Recomendaciones Específicas por país. 8. Competencia-Pacto fiscal Luxemburgo - Engie.

Published online: 31 October 2018

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Author Biography

Beatriz Iñarritu, University of Deusto
Beatriz Iñarritu Ibarreche is a Doctor of the University of Deusto and holds a degree in Economics and Business Studies from the Commercial University of Deusto. Her thesis, «Systems of European Economic Governance: Proposal for Analysis and Measurement», was carried out within the framework of the program of International and Intercultural Studies of the University of Deusto. Since 1988, she has lectured on EU Economics, in the Bachelor’s of Economics and Business Studies and Law at the UD, at the University School of the Chamber of Commerce of Bilbao, and at the Institutes of Leisure and European Studies of the UD. Currently she teaches in the Department of Economics of Deusto Business School of the UD. Partner of European Business Strategies, E-3, in which she directs and develops different consulting projects in the field of business and EU internationalization. She has taught in the Diploma on Community Law of the Universidad Iberoamericana de México in collaboration with the UD, giving the module on «European Internal Market and implementation of the Euro» in Mexico DF. She is a regular speaker at conferences organized by business entities and organizations that contribute to a better understanding of the different issues related to the EU and business internationalization. She has participated in a Research Team of the UD in the project «Innovative Instruments of Governance of the European Union. Impact on public management and regional competitiveness». She is the author of the section «Community Chronicle: the institutional and economic news of Spain within the framework of the EU» in «Cuadernos Europeos de Deusto», a magazine edited by the UD. She is co-author of the annual publications «Guide to Mobility in the EU» and «Notes on the EU and Bizkaia» edited by the Provincial Council of Bizkaia. She has coauthored the Internationalization Case published by the ICEX: «Inauxa, a SME in the World Automotive Market».
Published
2018-10-31
How to Cite
Iñarritu, Beatriz. 2018. “Communitarian Chronicle: Spanish up-to-Date Institutional and Economic Framework Within the European Union (June 2018)”. Deusto Journal of European Studies, no. 59 (October), 219-38. https://doi.org/10.18543/ced-59-2018pp219-238.
Issue
No. 59 (2018): The European Crisis of Politics: Ethnoreligious Pluralism and the Rise of Radical Populism and Far-Right in Europe
Section
EU Chronicle

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