1096:, enlisting the leaders of the pro-austerity factions that had been defeated in the referendum in support of his plan to proceed anyway to end the stand-off with the troika by accepting a third bailout package. This betrayal of the popular will led Varoufakis to resign as finance minister two months after his hard negotiating position that refused any new austerity imposition in favor of an overall agreement that included a package of economic reforms and a restructuring of the Greek debt, had been effectively sidelined by the faction of the Greek government led by deputy prime minister Dragasakis that saw acceptance of austerity as the only viable alternative to Grexit. Tsakalotos was chosen as Varoufakis' successor and was sworn-in later that day. In the process of this, Tsakalotos relinquished his previous ministerial position of Alternate Minister for International Economic Relations. Tsakalotos was noted for his differences with Varoufakis, for example, the
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Tsakalotos' involvement, there would have been no bailout package. In recognition of that, Tsakalotos was made to head the list for Syriza in Athens B. In an interview during the campaign, Tsakalotos admitted that the Greek government had suffered "defeat" during negotiations with creditors, implying that some responsibility for this lay with his predecessor, Varoufakis.
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Economides, Director of the Hellenic Observatory,in order to divert blame and relieve the pressure on Tsakalotos and following a relentless smear campaign against Varoufakis, commented on Tsakalotos' performance as Minister of Finance: "In some ways, he has done an extremely good job because the mess left by his predecessor both in substantive and presentational terms was horrific." Tsakalotos visited the
1275:'s position on debt relief for Greece was untenable. Schäuble said that the bailout programme "will work, the IMF will be on board and there won't be much debt relief." However, Tsakalotos said that "Something has to give there, and I think deep down in his heart he understands that. He's a wily politician. He's been around for a long time. I can't believe he doesn't understand you can't have all those three things."
1338:, Tsakalotos said: "At the moment the Eurozone is at risk, not because of the Greek radical left – it's at risk because it has an architecture, a financial and economic architecture that is evidently unable to deal with the crisis in the Eurozone, and we think part of the solution is a change in that architecture." In 2011, he cited a move towards
1268:, Tsakalotos urged the lenders to complete the review by 1 May as "This question of time is important if we want to move from a vicious to a virtuous circle." He wrote to other members of the Eurogroup on 6 May to appeal for their support against extra demands for austerity that, he argued, were beyond the mandate of the Greek government.
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Tsakalotos is also a leading member of the Group of 53, a prominent faction within Syriza. One report names him as the leader of the Group. The Group was founded in mid-2014 and stands ideologically between the Left
Platform and Alexis Tsipras's core backers. After the Left Platform split from Syriza
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Tsakalotos beginning the debate, and urging a vote in favour of the measures. Tsakalotos was criticised for his speech, with Ovenden writing that " argument made him sound little different from the kind of kindergarten exchanges which
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that "People say that we are responsible for the situation we find ourselves in. OK, sure. But I think that
Germany will find it hard to argue that in 1953 they were completely blameless." He appeared in various international media as a spokesperson for Syriza and making the case for their policies:
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across several goods and services, the abolition of the VAT discount for Greek islands, a corporation tax rise from 26% to 29%, a luxury tax on cars, boats and swimming pools, an end to early retirement by 2022, and an increase in the retirement age to 67. Tsakalotos said on 16 July debate, "I don't
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following the vote in the referendum. Tsakalotos brought a note with him that reminded him to display "no triumphalism" after the 'No' vote in the Greek bailout referendum. Following the talks, he was described as "Much better than
Varoufakis" who was a much tougher and less compromising negotiator.
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Parliament on 16 July. The package was the first in a series of prior actions necessary for negotiations to open up over bailout funding worth 86 billion euros. The package came in two parts, with the first being approved on 16 July, and the second on 23 July. The legislation
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Tsakalotos was considering not running in the September 2015 legislative election, as he did not want to have to implement the bailout agreement. However, these fears were assuaged by Alexis Tsipras when he said there was no doubt that Tsakalotos would stand in the election. He also
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In his capacity as an academic, Tsakalotos served as a member of the executive committee of the
Hellenic Federation of University Teachers' Associations (POSDEP). In the mid-2000s, Tsakalotos led his students in a several months-long protest against proposed reforms to the Greek education system.
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between 9 and 11 October 2015, Tsakalotos had a number of meetings with high-level attendees. On 8 January 2016, Tsakalotos began a tour of
European cities, including Rome, Lisbon, Paris, Helsinki and Berlin, meeting with finance ministers, prior to a Eurogroup meeting on 14 January. In February
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In June 2015, lenders warned that time was running out for a deal to be agreed on a new bailout plan. On 17 June, Tsakalotos warned that Greece would not be able to repay its €1.6bn loan from the IMF at the end of the month unless a new bailout plan was agreed. The deadline for the renewal of
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Tsakalotos has been described as a "Revolutionary Europeanist", as he supports European Union integration but not its capitalist principles. In one article, he wrote: " European Monetary Union has created a split between core and periphery, and relations between the two are hierarchical and
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Tsakalotos represented Syriza at the Sinn Féin ardfheis on 7 March 2015 and gave a speech on the conference floor, during which he said that both Sinn Féin and Syriza are "part of a great realignment in European politics" towards left-wing anti-austerity parties. The leader of Sinn Féin,
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know if we did the right thing, however, I do know that we felt like we had no other choice but do what we did." The contentious vote was opposed by 109 out of 201 members of the Central Committee of Syriza, and 32 Syriza MPs voted against the proposals on 16 July. It also led to a
1031:. Tsakalotos described his role as follows: " means coordinating our approach to promoting exports and attracting investment. It also means upgrading our economic diplomacy which needs to go beyond traditional sectors, for instance exporting olive oil and importing capital goods."
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noted that he "could hardly be more different from his flamboyant predecessor". At a press conference shortly following his appointment, Tsakalotos said: "I cannot hide from you that I am quite nervous. I am not taking on this job at the easiest point in Greek history."
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Thanos Tsouknidas, an accountant that knew Tsakalotos at the time, said: "He was there, involved in the struggle. We were fighting together." His active role in the teachers' union brought him popularity, and according to a former student, his classes were often packed.
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in the early 1990s and was elected to the Central Committee of Syriza in 2004 shortly after their formation. He was first elected as a Member of the Hellenic Parliament for Athens B in the May 2012 legislative election and has been re-elected in every election since. In
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in September 2015 following his re-appointment, he said: "I’m one of the government’s most left-wing ministers, politically speaking. However, I want to do things like the recapitalisation of the banks. I can do things that aren’t particularly left-wing."
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that a Europe imposing austerity on its citizens for the actions of banks "isn't the Europe that the original inspirators of Europe imagined". New Democracy won a plurality of seats in June 2012 and formed a coalition government with PASOK and
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effectively began in 2009 and was a backdrop for Tsakalotos' involvement in the creation of Syriza's economic policy. Tsakalotos has been credited as the "brains behind" the policy, and as a member of Syriza's "economics quartet", alongside
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on 8 July, leading to a plan being submitted by the Greek government on 10 July. In a nine-hour Eurogroup meetings on 11 July, Tsakalotos was noted for his calmness in the "tough, even violent" atmosphere of the talks by observers.
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was called for the end of January 2015. A few days before the 2015 election took place, Tsakalotos was quizzed on Syriza's economic policies by a number of economists, debt campaigners and investment analysts at the
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had characterised Pasok and New Democracy over the years." However, the proposals passed parliament, clearing the way for a new bailout deal to be negotiated with Greece's creditors.
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is the main economic reference point for Varoufakis, who opposed the Brussels deal, for Tsakalotos, who signed it, Marx is more that guide to economic and political analysis."
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began, with a particular focus on Greece. It argued that the idea Greece was exceptional was a myth and that the crisis had revealed the inadequacies of
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3806:"U.S. Treasury Secretary stresses importance of debt relief in meeting with FinMin Tsakalotos"
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was appointed as an interim Prime Minister on 27 August. On 28 August, Thanou-Christophilou's
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3967:"Greek Finance Minister Appeals to Eurozone Colleagues' Political Empathy, Slams IMF Math"
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4229:"Euclid Tsakalotos: Who Is the Greek Economist that Sidelined Superstar Yanis Varoufakis"
2212:"Euclid Tsakalotos: Who Is the Greek Economist that Sidelined Superstar Yanis Varoufakis"
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Carchedi, Guglielmo (July 2006). "Tsakalotos on 'Homo Economicus': Some Comments".
1824:"Profile: Euclid Tsakalotos, the Leeds United fan now in charge of saving the euro"
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Corporatism and Economic Performance: A Comparative Analysis of Market Economies
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Greece was given 48 hours to agree to a new bailout plan or it would face being
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3752:"Greece: Alexis Tsipras retains economics team in cabinet with unenviable task"
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3269:"Greek finance minister: 'I don't know if we did the right thing' – video"
2672:"Greece elections: anti-austerity Syriza party sweeps to stunning victory"
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Crucible of Resistance: Greece, the Eurozone and the World Economic Crisis
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Alternative economic strategies: the case of Greece / Euclid Tsakalotos
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2809:"Sinn Féin's alliance with Syriza shows shift in leftwing politics"
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Euclid Tsakalotos: National & Kapodistrian University of Athens
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1726:"Euclid Tsakalotos: Greece's secret weapon in credit negotiations"
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22 Πράγματα που μας λένε για την ελληνική κρίση και δεν είναι έτσι
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In December 2014, the Hellenic Parliament did not approve the new
4118:"Greece's Alexis Tsipras Struggles to Keep Syriza Party Together"
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22 Things they tell you about the Greek Crisis which are not so
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Adults in the room: my battle with europe's deep establishment
2913:"Greece crisis timeline: the weekend that rocked the eurozone"
2757:"Syriza appeals for European solidarity at Sinn Féin ardfheis"
1165:
On 20 August, Tsipras announced the resignation of the Syriza-
3831:"Tsakalotos – Lagarde meeting took place in positive climate"
3557:"Greece Names George Houliarakis As Interim Finance Minister"
3534:"Greece debt crisis: Interim PM Thanou is first woman leader"
3296:"Greek Finance Minister Tsakalotos to keep post in reshuffle"
2101:"Educating Capitalists: A Rejoinder to Wright and Tsakalotos"
845:
4192:"Contesting Greek Exceptionalism within the European crisis"
3615:"Tsipras softens stand on Greek debt relief before election"
3182:"Greece debt crisis: Eurozone receives economic reform plan"
2289:"Debate on Wed. as Greece heads into yet another … election"
1002:
3205:"'Kindergarten' as weary euro ministers divide over Greece"
2399:"SYRIZA's shadow cabinet to exercise 'hands-on opposition'"
1701:ΕυκλειδηΣ ΤσακαλωτοΣ: Ο ανθρωποΣ στη "σκια" του Γ.Βαρουφακη
1599:
Educating Capitalists: A Rejoinder to Wright and Tsakalotos
1358:. The couple has three children and maintains two homes in
1342:
as a potential solution to the EU's economic architecture.
1166:
1131:, but Tsakalotos retained his role as Minister of Finance.
975:
669:
in March 2015. One of his university friends at this time,
4254:"Dimitar Berbatov brings Greek football to a higher level"
3327:"Greek parliament approves next phase in bailout reforms"
3124:
Guarascio, Francesco; Macdonald, Alastair (8 July 2015).
2835:"Sidelining Varoufakis Won't Solve Greece's Real Problem"
902:
763:. Syriza itself was formed in 2004, ahead of that year's
4057:"Syriza's reshuffle: step forward a non-erratic Marxist"
3991:
Argitis, Theophilis; Lacqua, Francine (8 October 2016).
3487:"Tsakalotos says bailout deal will take country forward"
1192:
4791:
Coalition of Left, of Movements and Ecology politicians
3613:
Papadimas, Lefteris; Maltezou, Renee (26 August 2015).
2698:"Euclid Tsakalotos, the new 'friendly face' of Greece?"
2374:"Supporters of Bailout Claim Victory in Greek Election"
2263:"Who is hiding behind the economic programme of SYRIZA"
1362:, along with an office in Athens and a holiday home in
1254:
that he welcomed their role in monitoring the reforms.
1213:
160:
Alternate Minister for International Economic Relations
3701:
Maltezou, Renee; Kambas, Michele (22 September 2015).
3362:"Greek debt crisis: vote clears way for bailout talks"
3247:"Greece debt crisis: Eurozone deal laws backed by MPs"
3126:"New Greek minister's note to self: 'No triumphalism'"
791:. He has also been credited as one author of Syriza's
3857:"Athens irked by suggestion review will be drawn out"
2938:"Greece debt crisis: Eurozone rejects bailout appeal"
1173:. Tsakalotos and the rest of the cabinet remained as
901:, another Australian news channel, was quoted by the
3675:
Wearden, Graeme; Smith, Helena (21 September 2015).
3582:
Maltezou, Renee; Babington, Deepa (28 August 2015).
2646:"Syriza, the economists and the impossible triangle"
3941:"Greece urges completion of reform review by May 1"
3781:"Greek finance minister upbeat on growth prospects"
3485:Chee, Foo Yun; Saeedy, Alexander (15 August 2015).
2783:"Late-night talks may have shaped Sinn Fein stance"
2348:"Leftist Party's Rise Upends Greek Political Order"
1968:
Alternative Economic Strategies: The Case of Greece
1491:
Alternative Economic Strategies: The Case of Greece
1189:being sworn in as the interim Minister of Finance.
1171:
legislative election was scheduled for 20 September
700:
Alternative Economic Strategies: The Case of Greece
4171:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 15 May 2012
3677:"Euclid Tsakalotos expected to keep cabinet place"
3390:"Greece crisis: Eurogroup agrees to third bailout"
3294:Maltezou, Renee; Melander, Ingrid (17 July 2015).
3123:
1850:"Why the Greek No is a great moment for socialism"
1666:"Euclid Tsakalotos: Greece's new finance minister"
1300:described Tsakalotos as a "classic Marxist of the
997:
3612:
3581:
1584:Some sources also claim that Tsakalotos attended
4762:
3293:
2986:
2958:
2312:
2310:
1636:Note: Modern Greek middle names are typically a
568:, he was Syriza's shadow finance minister. When
4464:
3779:Barber, Tony; Hope, Kerin (27 September 2015).
3325:Smith, Helena; Wearden, Graeme (23 July 2015).
3074:"Change of style at the Greek finance ministry"
1536:. For a full list, see the link to his page on
3700:
1607:Tsakalotos on "Homo Economicus": Some Comments
1140:Third Economic Adjustment Programme for Greece
920:September 2013 saw his book, co-authored with
721:National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
542:National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
4450:
3990:
3554:
2307:
2037:
1707:Τρίτη, 07 Ιουλίου 2015. Retrieved 7 July 2015
3674:
3324:
3196:
2858:
1962:
1960:
1695:
1693:
1691:
1689:
1687:
1258:Bailout review and calls for IMF involvement
832:, Tsakalotos was elected as a Member of the
806:
4841:People educated at St Paul's School, London
3606:
3548:
3478:
2281:
1527:Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics
717:Athens University of Economics and Business
685:. He then returned to Oxford to complete a
595:
538:Athens University of Economics and Business
389:Athens University of Economics and Business
32:
4457:
4443:
4189:
4141:
4081:Anastasia, Balezdrova (4 September 2015).
3778:
3555:Papamiltiadou, Angelika (28 August 2015).
3484:
2617:
2510:"EU viewpoints on Cameron's Europe speech"
1252:Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs
1237:At the annual meetings of the IMF and the
961:with the supermajority required, and so a
844:, who won 18.8% of the vote, and ahead of
662:, a view he expressed in his visit to the
42:
4272:
4246:
4169:"Greece 'can do better' than German deal"
4080:
4074:
3881:
3774:
3772:
3461:"Alexis Tsipras is down but far from out"
3202:
2454:"Greece 'can do better' than German deal"
2033:
2031:
2029:
2027:
2021:. uoa.academia.edu. Retrieved 6 July 2015
1966:Tsakalotos, Euclid, Heather Gibson, ed.,
1957:
1817:
1815:
1813:
1811:
1809:
1807:
1782:
1684:
1634:Hellenic Parliament: MPs' contact details
1003:Alternate Minister and bailout negotiator
734:
612:from 1973 to 1978. In St Paul's School's
4115:
4109:
4015:
4013:
3637:
3318:
3232:
3230:
2887:"Timeline: Greece's fortnight of crisis"
2695:
2071:
2065:
1990:
1719:
1717:
1715:
1713:
1196:
1033:
536:. He moved to Greece, and taught at the
71:23 September 2015 – 9 July 2019
4806:Greek expatriates in the United Kingdom
4226:
4142:Tsakalotos, Euclid (27 December 2016).
3694:
3504:
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3154:
3097:
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2748:
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2209:
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2098:
2092:
1292:", and Ovenden has written that "While
970:. Tsakalotos said there was a need for
516:, and returned to Oxford to complete a
435:[efˈkliðissteˈfanut͜sakaˈlotos]
4763:
4048:
3964:
3938:
3769:
3643:
3526:
3458:
3359:
3287:
2859:Chrysopoulos, Philip (27 April 2015).
2806:
2800:
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2669:
2637:
2618:Waterfield, Bruno (29 December 2014).
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1752:
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1087:
1068:, but the markets reacted positively.
774:in the 2004 legislative election. The
172:27 January 2015 – 6 July 2015
4781:Alumni of the Queen's College, Oxford
4438:
4116:Nektaria, Stamouli (26 August 2015).
4054:
4010:
3882:MacDowell, Andrew (1 February 2016).
3749:
3426:
3412:"Greece MPs vote on key bailout deal"
3384:
3382:
3227:
3117:
3091:
2910:
2852:
2720:"An Interview with Euclid Tsakalotos"
2426:
2422:
2420:
2316:
2235:
2041:; Galloni, Alessandra (6 July 2015).
1984:
1847:
1723:
1710:
1201:Tsakalotos at an informal meeting of
1193:Second term in government (2015–2019)
433:
118:6 July 2015 – 28 August 2015
3875:
3743:
3668:
3644:Gilson, George (10 September 2015).
3575:
3452:
3261:
3203:Macdonald, Alastair (12 July 2015).
3071:
3065:
3039:
2689:
2644:Roberts, Michael (21 January 2015).
2532:"Angela Merkel is Destroying Europe"
2429:"Alexis Tsipras' Conquest of Greece"
2391:
1841:
1756:
1660:
1658:
1288:Tsakalotos has been described as a "
1214:Reappointment as Minister of Finance
887:among others, he was interviewed on
741:Communist Party of Greece (Interior)
4776:Academics of the University of Kent
4161:
3750:Smith, Helena (23 September 2015).
2174:
1920:
1867:
1783:Savaricas, Nathalie (6 July 2015).
1776:
1745:
1542:
978:a year to spend on an expansionary
747:party that had split from the main
703:, later being published as a book.
13:
4786:Alumni of the University of Sussex
4227:Skordas, Aggelos (28 April 2015).
3379:
2417:
2210:Skordas, Aggelos (28 April 2015).
1278:
1156:Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament
893:, an Australian news programme on
706:
689:(DPhil) in economics, studying at
625:Philosophy, Politics and Economics
494:Philosophy, Politics and Economics
14:
4877:
4329:
3360:Rankin, Jennifer (23 July 2015).
2959:Sebastian Budgen (14 July 2015).
2565:. 15 January 2014. Archived from
1655:
4826:Greek MPs 2015 (February–August)
4220:
2961:"Greece: The Struggle Continues"
2781:McCann, Eamonn (11 March 2015).
2372:Donadio, Rachel (17 June 2012).
2322:"Inside Syriza's economic brain"
2171:syriza.gr. Retrieved 6 July 2015
1561:Second Cabinet of Alexis Tsipras
1533:Oxford Review of Economic Policy
1345:
679:Institute of Development Studies
510:Institute of Development Studies
338:
325:Institute of Development Studies
4359:Euclid Tsakalotos' publications
4183:
4135:
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3015:Platzos, Kostis (6 July 2015).
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2885:Kollewe, Julia (25 June 2015).
2878:
2833:Cassidy, John (28 April 2015).
2807:Boland, Vincent (7 July 2015).
2774:
2670:Henley, Jon (26 January 2015).
2663:
2611:
2581:
2551:
2502:
2472:
2446:
2365:
2346:Donadio, Rachel (11 May 2012).
2339:
2238:"The battle for SYRIZA goes on"
2229:
2159:
2133:
2012:
1848:Moore, Charles (11 July 2015).
1591:
1556:First Cabinet of Alexis Tsipras
998:First term in government (2015)
913:debate arguing for the motion '
3459:Henley, Jon (14 August 2015).
3046:Leivada, Danae (7 July 2015).
2755:Minihan, Mary (7 March 2015).
2696:Cosgrave, Jenny (6 May 2015).
2427:Faris, Stephen (1 June 2012).
2236:Panos, Petrou (30 July 2013).
1991:Pragnell, Chris (5 May 2015).
1879:. Avebury ; Gower. 1991.
1822:Rayner, Gordon (7 July 2015).
1724:Smith, Helena (18 June 2015).
1627:
1578:
1521:Cambridge Journal of Economics
1265:Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
1179:Vassiliki Thanou-Christophilou
1074:referendum on the bailout deal
586:re-appointed in September 2015
16:Greek economist and politician
1:
4861:20th-century Greek economists
4801:21st-century Greek economists
4055:Mason, Paul (27 April 2015).
3965:Walker, Marcus (8 May 2016).
3939:Bellon, Tina (7 March 2016).
3098:Treanor, Jill (7 July 2015).
2911:Allen, Katie (29 June 2015).
2486:. 22 May 2012. Archived from
1974:, Avebury Publishers: 1991),
1757:Khan, Mehreen (6 July 2015).
1616:
1370:, who served as Chief of the
830:May 2012 legislative election
447:Minister of Finance of Greece
427:Ευκλείδης Στεφάνου Τσακαλώτος
4811:Greek government-debt crisis
4311:Syriza: Inside the Labyrinth
4144:"A Europe of two narratives"
3155:Traynor, Ian (8 July 2015).
2729:. April 2015. Archived from
1705:The Times of Change Magazine
1621:
1566:Greek government-debt crisis
1462:, KPSM Publications: 2011),
1441:, KPSM Publications: 2012),
1129:cabinet reshuffle on 17 July
1111:forced to leave the eurozone
1094:council of political leaders
1025:Minister for Foreign Affairs
776:Greek government-debt crisis
580:. On 6 July 2015, following
566:opposition from 2012 to 2015
532:, where he met his partner,
7:
4796:Finance ministers of Greece
4190:Tsakalotos, Euclid (2011).
3072:Hope, Kerin (6 July 2015).
2512:. BBC News. 24 January 2013
1938:Ministry of Foreign Affairs
1549:
1385:and was given a shirt with
1372:Hellenic Army General Staff
1283:
1076:proposed by the creditors.
988:International Monetary Fund
974:, meaning 6–7 billion
629:The Queen's College, Oxford
623:Tsakalotos went on to read
574:Ministry of Foreign Affairs
512:, which is attached to the
504:. He went on to complete a
484:at a young age. He went to
10:
4882:
4300:
3536:. BBC News. 27 August 2015
3514:. BBC News. 20 August 2015
3414:. BBC News. 14 August 2015
3392:. BBC News. 14 August 2015
2099:Streeck, Wolfgang (2004).
1420:, London, Chicago: 2013),
1144:eleventh austerity package
1117:The government backed the
968:London School of Economics
909:, and also appeared in an
419:Euclid Stefanou Tsakalotos
4511:
4476:
4423:
4414:
4404:
4392:
4383:
4375:
4370:
4021:"Synchronised somersault"
2141:"Who are the Greek left?"
1350:Tsakalotos is married to
1320:
807:In opposition (2012–2015)
749:Communist Party of Greece
590:snap legislative election
570:Syriza entered government
557:Communist Party of Greece
524:under the supervision of
426:
412:
408:
404:
377:
359:
354:
350:
346:
334:
329:Mansfield College, Oxford
314:
306:
296:
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248:
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23:
3249:. BBC News. 16 July 2015
3184:. BBC News. 10 July 2015
2940:. BBC News. 30 June 2015
2589:"Crucible of Resistance"
2559:"Inside Merkel's Greece"
1648:from his father's name,
1571:
1401:
1396:
1138:A new bailout deal, the
610:St Paul's School, London
596:Early life and education
555:A student member of the
4856:Politicians from London
4513:Third Hellenic Republic
4122:The Wall Street Journal
3971:The Wall Street Journal
2994:. Vintage. p. 85.
1699:Κατσαντώνη, Χριστίνα, "
1477:Edward Elgar Publishing
1381:Tsakalotos is a fan of
1368:Thrasyvoulos Tsakalotos
1246:in March 2016 and told
1228:Tsipras' second cabinet
1169:government, and that a
1119:tenth austerity package
994:the loans from the EU.
917:is Destroying Europe'.
600:Tsakalotos was born in
472:Tsakalotos was born in
445:and politician who was
321:Queen's College, Oxford
3888:Institutional Investor
2120:10.1093/soceco/2.3.425
1609:by Guglielmo Carchedi.
1210:
1039:
931:Crucible of Resistance
826:
825:
793:Thessaloniki Programme
735:Early political career
469:parliamentary group.
2787:The Belfast Telegraph
2108:Socio-Economic Review
2086:10.1521/siso.70.3.370
2074:Science & Society
1494:(Avebury Publishers,
1475:(with Andrew Henley,
1200:
1037:
811:
810:
644:political philosopher
618:Trades Union Congress
578:third bailout package
292:(until November 2023)
279:(since December 2023)
4816:Greek MPs 2012 (May)
4199:Hellenic Observatory
2736:on 24 September 2016
2650:Michael Roberts Blog
2537:Intelligence Squared
2169:The Greek Government
1209:on 9 September 2016.
1009:legislative election
936:European debt crisis
911:Intelligence Squared
799:while maintaining a
765:legislative election
683:University of Sussex
559:, Tsakalotos joined
514:University of Sussex
502:University of Oxford
453:and has represented
431:Greek pronunciation:
396:University of Athens
368:Managerial economics
34:Ευκλείδης Τσακαλώτος
4851:Greek MPs 2019–2023
4831:Greek MPs 2015–2019
4821:Greek MPs 2012–2014
4427:Christos Staikouras
4417:Minister of Finance
4409:George Chouliarakis
4397:George Chouliarakis
4386:Minister of Finance
4354:Hellenic Parliament
4280:"Euclid Tsakalotos"
4201:: 2. Archived from
4027:. 26 September 2015
3918:European Parliament
3731:. 23 September 2015
3713:on 30 January 2016.
3650:The Times of Change
3215:on 22 December 2015
3136:on 22 December 2015
3052:The Huffington Post
2624:The Daily Telegraph
2599:on 12 November 2014
2320:(20 January 2015).
2053:on 22 December 2015
1828:The Daily Telegraph
1510:Articles and papers
1244:European Parliament
1187:George Chouliarakis
1185:was sworn in, with
1152:Zoi Konstantopoulou
1148:Vangelis Meimarakis
1122:included a rise in
1088:Minister of Finance
1066:Minister of Finance
1058:Minister of Finance
834:Hellenic Parliament
818:Euclid Tsakalotos,
697:, with his thesis,
660:Irish republicanism
498:The Queen's College
480:, but moved to the
459:Hellenic Parliament
201:Hellenic Parliament
153:George Chouliarakis
106:Christos Staikouras
94:George Chouliarakis
59:Minister of Finance
4846:Syriza politicians
4371:Political offices
4260:. 7 September 2015
4208:on 10 January 2017
2378:The New York Times
2352:The New York Times
2295:. 8 September 2015
1211:
1040:
1013:Independent Greeks
863:The New York Times
836:(MP) representing
797:austerity measures
713:University of Kent
681:, attached to the
530:University of Kent
438:; born 1960) is a
382:University of Kent
364:Monetary economics
48:Tsakalotos in 2017
4758:
4757:
4466:Finance Ministers
4433:
4432:
4424:Succeeded by
4393:Succeeded by
4350:Euclid Tsakalotos
3837:. 12 October 2015
3001:978-1-78470-576-3
1516:Academic journals
1352:Heather D. Gibson
1340:fiscal federalism
1273:Wolfgang Schäuble
1183:caretaker cabinet
1015:. Tsipras became
789:Yannis Dragasakis
785:Giorgos Stathakis
691:Mansfield College
671:Yannis Stournaras
652:Margaret Thatcher
648:Marxian economist
534:Heather D. Gibson
467:New Left (Greece)
416:
415:
372:National accounts
25:Euclid Tsakalotos
4873:
4692:Papakonstantinou
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4608:
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4579:
4567:
4555:
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4405:Preceded by
4399:
4379:Yanis Varoufakis
4376:Preceded by
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3894:on 7 August 2016
3890:. Archived from
3879:
3873:
3872:
3870:
3868:
3863:. 8 January 2016
3853:
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3762:
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3738:
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3709:. Archived from
3698:
3692:
3691:
3689:
3687:
3672:
3666:
3665:
3663:
3661:
3652:. Archived from
3641:
3635:
3634:
3632:
3630:
3625:on 20 March 2017
3621:. Archived from
3610:
3604:
3603:
3601:
3599:
3594:on 20 March 2017
3590:. Archived from
3579:
3573:
3572:
3570:
3568:
3559:. Archived from
3552:
3546:
3545:
3543:
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3440:. 14 August 2015
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3259:
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3237:
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1078:Capital controls
1062:Yanis Varoufakis
944:social democracy
823:
753:Marxist–Leninist
695:Włodzimierz Brus
633:G. A. Cohen
582:Yanis Varoufakis
526:Włodzimierz Brus
492:before studying
486:St Paul's School
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