A. Emmanouilidis, Janis, Zuleeg, Fabian, (2016), “Countering a regressive and illiberal Europe”, European Policy Centre, 13 October
After the Brexit vote and the collective failure to predict the impending earthquake and ‘sign of times’, it would be a mistake to carry on as if nothing had happened. Although the UK is undoubtedly a special case, there is a need to reflect more fundamentally on the state of European integration and its future prospects. Next year’s commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome provides a good opportunity to ask some fundamental questions: Where do we stand? What can we expect? What is the biggest threat? And how could we respond?
Relevant Posts
- Mody, Ashoka, (2016), “Europe after Merkel”, Project Syndicate, 13 October
- Kincaid, G. Russell, (2016), “Different lessons For Europe from American financial history–a counterpoint to Mr. Gaspar”, Journal of European Integration, 2 September