The Crisis of the European Union

Vincent Navarro and John Schmitt

Challenge, 2008, vol. 51, issue 1, 69-77

Abstract: Many observers argue that recent votes unfavorable to the European Union are the result of specific factors in each country. The authors argue there is a more central problem. The European social model has been seriously undermined, partly because of budgetary agreements of the EU and a zealous European Central Bank.

Date: 2008
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