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Philip Turner

Philip Turner is a visiting fellow at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) and University of Basel. He was formerly deputy head of the monetary and economic department and a member of the senior management of the Bank for International Settlements. Earlier positions include work at the OECD in Paris (1976–89) and as a visiting scholar at the Bank of Japan in Tokyo (1985–86). Turner read economics at Churchill College, Cambridge, and has a PhD from Harvard University.

He is a Contributory Editor to Central Banking, writing regularly for the Viewpoint column, which brings together timely analysis from experts across the globe.

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Book notes: EuroTragedy, by Ashoka Mody

The former International Monetary Fund insider elegantly tells the story of the creation of the currency that has defied economics, warning that it could get “worse, much worse”

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