Guillermo de la Dehesa
Banco Santander and CEPR
Guillermo de la Dehesa is Chairman of CEPR, and member of the Group of Thirty. He has also been Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs Europe since 1988, and continues to serve in this role. Formerly a deputy governor of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, a deputy general manager of the Bank of Spain, Secretary of State of Economy (Spain), and Secretary General of Commerce (Spain), he has also been Chief Executive Officer of Banco Pastor, and Independent Director of Banco Santander and AVIVA PLC. He has published widely on economic issues, including "Europe at the Crossroads" (McGraw Hill 2005), "Winners and Losers in Globalization" (Blackwell, 2005) and "Saving Globalization from Itself" (Blackwell 2007). Most recently, his articles have included "Nine misconceptions about competitiveness and globalization" (the Group of Thirty)
Articles by Guillermo de la Dehesa:
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A deadline for solving a deadly Eurozone sovereign debt crisis
20 October 2011, 6289 reads
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Eurozone design and management failures
18 May 2011, 7877 reads
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10 reasons why bailouts should stop before reaching Spain
11 January 2011, 10748 reads
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Crunch or Squeeze? Eurozone credit markets
16 July 2008, 7091 reads
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Avoiding future credit crises
19 October 2007, 7609 reads
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Social dumping misconceptions
24 May 2007, 15377 reads
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