Buti, Marco, Pichelmann, Karl, (2017), “European integration and populism: Addressing Dahrendorf’s quandary”, VoxEu, 22 February
With its current competences lacking the ability to address distribution effects, the EU is seen as an agent of globalisation rather than a response to it. At the same time, it is charged with undermining national autonomy, identity, and control. This column sets out five guiding principles for policy articulation at the EU level for a new positive EU narrative.
Relevant Posts
- Gros, Daniel, (2017), “Can the EU survive in an age of populism?”, CEPS, 9 January
- Thomas Fricke, (2016), “A New Economic Paradigm To Fight Populism”, Social Europe, 21 June