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23 May 2013
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European Economic Community (EEC)
Economic Crisis:
Europe needs a single government
The Greek debt crisis has not just undermined the euro but also exposed flaws in the eurozone’s founding principles. As the EU gathers in Brussels on 25 and 26 March, Robert Skidelsky argues that a common market without a common government cannot work.
24 March 2010
27
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The Guardian
London
Visions of Europe (1):
Why no-one loves her
Disowned by voters, personified by pale politicians, and just plain unsexy: the EU has got an image problem. Philosopher Wolfram Eilenberger finds the real reasons for Euro-weariness in the gap between the reality and the myth of Europe.
28 December 2009
50
Cicero
Berlin
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The Greek debt crisis has not just undermined the euro but also exposed flaws in the eurozone’s founding principles. As the EU gathers in Brussels on 25 and 26 March, Robert Skidelsky argues that a common market without a common government cannot work.
Disowned by voters, personified by pale politicians, and just plain unsexy: the EU has got an image problem. Philosopher Wolfram Eilenberger finds the real reasons for Euro-weariness in the gap between the reality and the myth of Europe.