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Thank You to Philomila Tsoukala

posted by Adam Levitin

Credit Slips has been fortunate to have my Georgetown colleague Philomila Tsoukala as a guest blogger the past couple weeks. The mainstream US media press coverage of the Greek financial crisis has focused on the dynamic between the Greek government and the EU, but as Philo's posts remind us, there is a complex internal dynamic in Greece, with the Greek population actually having to live with the deals its government keeps making.  Thank you Philo!

February 26, 2012 at 10:07 PM in Blog Stuff, Sovereign Debt

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Agreed. I've learned a ton from Philo's perspective here. Thanks!

Posted by: Nobody Important | February 26, 2012 at 10:28 PM

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