Portugal Since the 2008 Economic Crisis 1st Edition

Portugal Since the 2008 Economic Crisis (1st Edition) by António Costa Pinto offers an authoritative, readable exploration of how Portugal navigated one of the most turbulent economic eras in recent European history. If you want a clear, well-researched account of Portugal’s financial shock, austerity measures, political shifts, and subsequent recovery, this volume is essential.

This book draws readers into the story of Portugal’s transformation after 2008—how Lisbon’s policymakers, social movements in Porto and beyond, labor markets, and civil society reacted to EU-imposed constraints, banking instability, and rising unemployment. Pinto combines empirical analysis with accessible narrative to explain complex topics such as fiscal adjustment, democratic resilience, party realignments, and the country’s integration within the Eurozone.

Ideal for students of European politics, researchers, policy-makers, and anyone interested in contemporary Portugal, the text balances scholarly insight with practical relevance. You’ll gain nuanced perspectives on austerity’s social impact, the role of international institutions, and the political strategies that shaped the nation’s recovery.

Whether you’re researching Portuguese politics, preparing a course on post-crisis Europe, or simply curious about how Portugal rebuilt after 2008, this first edition provides indispensable context and clarity. Add this informed, engaging title by António Costa Pinto to your collection today to deepen your understanding of Portugal’s economic and political journey in the 21st century.

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