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At the European Central Bank Forum in Portugal on Tuesday, the ECB president, Mario Draghi, is due to speak on "The future of the international monetary and financial architecture".

But since the crisis erupted in Athens within months of his government assuming office in late 2009, Papandreou said his compatriots had been persistently portrayed as profligate and lazy when the problem was as much about the country's structural flaws as the inherent weaknesses in a monetary union whose "architecture is incomplete".

This elite ignorance arises from a blind faith in a dangerously-flawed neo-liberal economic ideology and the E.U.'s misguided, core architecture: monetary union without fiscal union.

Recent decisions on the shape of a banking union constitute important steps to strengthen the architecture of monetary union.

Brown's time as Chancellor was marked by major reform of Britain's monetary and fiscal policy architecture, transferring interest rate setting powers to the Bank of England, by a wide extension of the powers of the Treasury to cover much domestic policy and by transferring responsibility for banking supervision to the Financial Services Authority.

The crisis has cracked the intellectual consensus and the political compromise that underpins the architecture of the monetary union enshrined in the Maastricht Treaty.

But the underlying problems -- lack of convergence of productivity and the structural flaws in the architecture of the monetary union -- have only been partially addressed.

2013 needs to be a year of climbing mountains--doing the long and hard work of restoring competiveness across economies to restore growth, and making steady progress on completing the architecture of the monetary union.

Finally, the EU's jurisdictional architecture, particularly in monetary and fiscal affairs, is currently contested based on different views on efficiency, redistribution and identity.

And the community of states in Europe must improve the institutional architecture of the incomplete monetary union.Only if these three elements are together can it work".