financial crisis
Article, Democracy, Headline »
Commentary »
‘We won’t pay for your crisis’ is a frequent refrain of protest throughout the continent. The reality is we will all pay for the crisis in one way or another: we must make sure that the crisis leads to a more just, equal and democratic society. As the crisis is being dealt with at a transnational European level, alternative propositions must be made at this level.
Alter-globalisation, Interview »
Article, Europa Magazine, Social Europe »
Article, Europa Magazine, Social Europe »
French Press, Press on Europe »
A column in Le Monde, written by Laurence Boone and Raoul Salomon, complains about the lack of coordination at the European level during the crisis and warns against worrying divergences in managing the after-crisis, notably in matters regarding public funds.
French Press, Press on Europe »
Icelandic foreign minister argues that Iceland’s request to access to the EU is the result of a long process as “Europe” has been the most debated topic in Iceland over the last decade. Also, the country has understood the difficulty in maintaining an independent currency in a globalised world.
Democracy, Uncategorized »
With a simple and rather modest understanding of how things are supposed to work when acknowledging the inseparable link that exist between political decision-making and the economy and vice versa, recent orientations of decisions having been made in different member states of the EU are worrying, and rightly so.
French Press, Press on Europe »
Michel Rocard explains how within the three last decades, capitalism transformed itself and underwent an internal revolution, which became apparent in banking by an overweening greed explaining the spread of derivative products …
Press on Europe, Spanish Press »
Ana Carbajosa analyses an increasingly widespread feeling throughout Europe: fear. Globalisation, terrorism, immigration, social insecurity, climate change and the current economic crisis are making Europeans more and more fearful: “Europeans are frightened” and distrustful of a little promising future.


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