Democratic Issues
The euro crisis: An ever-deeper democratic deficit
And politicians ? They have a limited scope (and this damned treaty take again the so little power they have !) even if it doesn't prevent any for being greedy. Psss ! by Jun 9
Greedy indeed, this is the point. Have you seen that ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwHW9RLuKIg&feature=share by Jun 9
In a dreamed world maybe. ;) The debt is too useful to gain profit, it's like a financial long term pension. And it will be difficult to put back meters to 0. But you're right it's not because it's difficult that we have to give up any hope. "On lâche rien", we are still there. :p by Jun 9
With local and complementary currency ? by Jun 9
En effet ! A croire que cette crise tombe parfaitement pour controler un peu plus le peuple.
Indeed ! It's seem that this crisis falls perfectly to control a little more the people.
The new treaty of financial stability comes at it !
Thanks I'm taking this pearl. by Jun 8
The Worst and the Best of Austerity - Jean Pisani-Ferry - Project Syndicate
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Restoring European Growth - Jim Leitner, Nuno Monteiro and Ian Shapiro - Project Syndicate
Exit from comment view mode. Click to hide this space Comments View/Create comment on this paragraph NEW YORK – Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis has rumbled on for so long that some people are beginning to take it for granted that eurozone leaders can continue to stumble from one non-solution to the next without risk of cataclysm.
Yet, over the last few days, there was a surprising lack of big picture thinking.
Stephen King: A thousand years on,an updated Silk Road will bypass the West - Stephen King - Business Comment
Capturing the ECB - Joseph E. Stiglitz - Project Syndicate
Habermas, the Last European: A Philosopher's Mission to Save the EU - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International
Jürgen Habermas is angry. He's really angry.
A May Day demonstration in central Madrid. (Susana Vera / Courtesy Reuters) Since the onset of the European sovereign debt crisis in 2010, countries across the continent have responded by imposing fiscal austerity.
