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Contents: PART I A modern take on structural reforms 1. Past and future reform challenges for CESEE and Europe at large Ewald Nowotny, Doris Ritzberger-Grunwald and Helene Schuberth 2. Revisiting transition reform Sergei Guriev 3. Europe's moments of truth: wicked crises, good and bad consequences Sonja Puntscher Riekmann 4. Social Europe: the pillar of social rights Georg Fischer PART II Technological change and innovation: heterogeneous growth opportunities across countries 5. Innovation in the CESEE region: the role of business environment, financing and reforms Helena Schweiger 6. Squaring the circle: the EU and the challenge of delivering better policies for a globalized world Daria Taglioni 7. Non-tariff measures for better or worse Mahdi Ghodsi, Julia Gruebler, Oliver Reiter and Robert Stehrer PART III The winner takes it all? Distributional effects of reforms 8. Structural reforms and income distribution: an empirical analysis Orsetta Causa 9. Labour market hierarchies and the unemployment-wage nexus in CESEE and in the EU Paul Ramskogler PART IV Past and current reform strategies in Europe 10. Structural reforms in Slovakia: past and present (never-ending story ...) Jozef Makuch 11. Crisis management and economic policy shifts in Hungary after 2010 Barnabas Virag 12. Ensuring monetary and financial stability in the Czech Republic Jiri Rusnok 13. Sustainable pension reforms: what can we learn from the experiences of Poland and other EU countries? Pawel A. Strzelecki 14. Europeanization meets transformation: a political economy approach to transition Alina Mungiu-Pippidi PART V Reforming EU frameworks or EU countries? 15. Reforms in the EU: the interface of national and Community levels Lazlo Csaba 16. Reflections on a public risk-sharing capacity for the Euro area Hubert Gabrisch 17. Reviving convergence: making EU member states fit for joining the Euro area Lucio Vinhas de Souza, Oliver Dreute, Vladimir Isaila and Jan-Martin Frie Index