European Single Market 2.0: Striving for a More Social and Environmental Market Aligned with Open Strategic Autonomy

Mehtap Akgüç and Philippe Pochet

EconPol Forum, 2023, vol. 24, issue 05, 19-22

Abstract: The internal market is at the core of the European project and has had different phases and objectives supported by different coalitions of actors It is time to reinvent this project and prepare for an internal market 2.0 capable of confronting the new challenges – be they climatic or geopolitical This project should revolve around three axes: the dual transitions and in particular the environmen-tal one, the social dimension, and the geopolitical (strategic autonomy) Even if difficult it could be possible to find a new coalition of actors and a new European social pact to support this

Date: 2023
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