Add to ORKGFaced with a debt crisis in Greece and a refugee crisis on Europe’s borders, the European Union is currently navigating one of the most difficult periods in its history. But do these crises offer justification for scaling back European integration? Lukas Hakelberg and Zoe Lefkofridi write that more integration not only offers the most natural solution for resolving these issues, but also remains the best mechanism for managing the wider challenges posed by globalisation
What would a failure to resolve the Greek debt crisis mean for the EU as a whole? Marianna Charounta...
In the time since our 2010 workshop, the European Union has generated a good deal of drama. A seriou...
The European Union with its sophisticated institutional system is the most important regional integr...
Does the Greek crisis prove the limitations of European integration? Cristina Ares Castro-Conde writ...
One of the most common arguments during the Eurozone crisis was that states required greater levels ...
The EU integration is in deadlock. We face several crises, like growth, regulation, climate, migrati...
The EU is going nowhere unless and until it successfully responds to its multiple crises – of policy...
Spyros Economides argues that the eurocrisis has resulted in a more ‘introverted’ Europe. Existentia...
Wide ranging proposals for political union and closer co-operation between EU member states have bee...
The sovereign debt crisis, which currently affects especially the European Union, challenges on the ...
The European Union (EU) has become an icon of successful regional integration. Despite this success,...
The continuing crisis in the eurozone has strengthened calls for greater economic, fiscal and politi...
People in different country, may find that globalization and transnationalization of the nation also...
Popular opinion holds that the European Union has reached the limits of its integration capacity. De...
The Eurozone crisis and the refugee crisis are showcases of the problems associated with the EU’s sh...
What would a failure to resolve the Greek debt crisis mean for the EU as a whole? Marianna Charounta...
In the time since our 2010 workshop, the European Union has generated a good deal of drama. A seriou...
The European Union with its sophisticated institutional system is the most important regional integr...
Does the Greek crisis prove the limitations of European integration? Cristina Ares Castro-Conde writ...
One of the most common arguments during the Eurozone crisis was that states required greater levels ...
The EU integration is in deadlock. We face several crises, like growth, regulation, climate, migrati...
The EU is going nowhere unless and until it successfully responds to its multiple crises – of policy...
Spyros Economides argues that the eurocrisis has resulted in a more ‘introverted’ Europe. Existentia...
Wide ranging proposals for political union and closer co-operation between EU member states have bee...
The sovereign debt crisis, which currently affects especially the European Union, challenges on the ...
The European Union (EU) has become an icon of successful regional integration. Despite this success,...
The continuing crisis in the eurozone has strengthened calls for greater economic, fiscal and politi...
People in different country, may find that globalization and transnationalization of the nation also...
Popular opinion holds that the European Union has reached the limits of its integration capacity. De...
The Eurozone crisis and the refugee crisis are showcases of the problems associated with the EU’s sh...
What would a failure to resolve the Greek debt crisis mean for the EU as a whole? Marianna Charounta...
In the time since our 2010 workshop, the European Union has generated a good deal of drama. A seriou...
The European Union with its sophisticated institutional system is the most important regional integr...