Publications include various (co-)edited and co-authored books on EMU and EU governance by: Cambridge University Press (1993, with Francesco Giavazzi); UC Press (1996); St Martin’s Press (1998, with Jeff Frieden and Erik Jones); EUI Press (2004, with Amy Verdun, Chiara Zilioli and Hubert Zimmermann); Nomos Verlag (2006, with Amy Verdun and Hubert Zimmermann); Principia (2003, with Brian Ardy, Iain Begg and Waltraud Schelkle; prefaced by Jacques Delors).
His most recent books are: Governance of the European Monetary Union, Routledge (2016, with Erik Jones) and Brexit, UC Press (2017, with Annette Bongardt), (here). Forthcoming Books include: The Political Economy of Adjustment throughout and beyond the Eurozone crisis, Routledge, 2019 (with Michele Chang and Federico Steinberg); and The Political and Economic Consequences of Brexit, Edward Elgar, 2019 (with Annette Bongardt and Simona Talani).
He has published numerous articles in academic journals, most recently in Intereconomics (here), Review of European Economic Policy; South European Society and Politics, Journal of European Integration (here) and Journal of Economic Policy, and chapters in the recent handbooks on European Integration by Oxford University Press (2012), Palgrave (2013) and Routledge (2015, 2018). He has also co-edited two journal Special Issues on work on the crisis and EMU/EU governance carried out at the LSE: Journal of European Integration (2015), Journal of Economic Policy (2016) and is preparing a new one on The Political economy of euro area bailouts (2017/18).
Joint work with A. Bongardt on Structural Reform presented at a conference on the ECB that he co-organized at King’s College in June 2015 and on EMU as a Sustainable Currency Area, came out in Europe in Crisis: a Structural Analysis, Palgrave (2016), and in The Euro and the Crisis, Springer, Verlag (2017), respectively. He has been working with Annette Bongardt on a broader concept of sustainability (see example here) on economic reform, the euro crisis, EU environmental policy, the ‘optimal size’ of a Union (the EU and EMU), notably on Brexit (here) and on States and Regions in European integration, and on the new generation of EU trade agreements (various articles, namely Routledge Handbook of International Trade Agreements; and on-going book manuscript for Routledge, With A. Bongardt).