Will the euro survive essay
Per-capita income has stagnated for 20 years. This was made clear in with the economic crisis presented in Greece. It is also potentially open to risks such, as political clientelism, the capture of regulators by interest groups, nepotism and corruption. They have created a host of new continent-wide institutions, built a substantial financial firewall to prevent debt problems from spreading, and are now well on their way to creating a banking union and a partial fiscal union. Recent proposals aiming to strengthen Frontex are a good example of the measures that should be taken and implemented; developing integrated border management covering a wider field of players coast guards and customs officers ; moving over to a system - no longer acting on behalf of the States when they wish to call on its services but on behalf of the Union and in the interest of the smooth running of the Schengen Area - able to intervene at the Union's borders without the need for unanimous prior authorisation by Member States involved. I will also explain and evaluate the political and economic situation between Post War Europe and understand the historical development of the European Union. The paralysis of European "governance" Faced with political divergence, the choice of a consolidated status quo might appear tempting from a short term perspective, since it seems that there are too many obstacles for the European Union to overcome the lack of any common vision of the future of Europe. In spite of the heterogeneous nature of this political rationale the European Union is the result of a meeting point and negotiated compromise of different viewpoints. In order to recover their sovereignty in the face of the markets and therefore the ability to decide over their future Member States, notably those in the euro zone, have understood that they have to consolidate the Economic and Monetary Union. Diplomacy and war are par excellence the business of the State, the heart of sovereignty, the expression of the "Westphalian" functioning of international relations. Even among economists, there is no consensus on these questions.Following this decision, one thing is certain: Brexit is bad for the Union. In other words it means rejecting the ideological belief in the supposed identity of one of these principles alone with the general interest.
In this context it would be tempting to give up, with a focus on consolidating the Union in its current form. This is already possible with the current treaties article 86 of the Treaty on the functioning of the EU which also provide the possibility for a limited set of States to take the initiative if the others are at first reticent.
We know the famous phrase of Zbigniew Brzezinski: "Via European integration, France is aiming for reincarnation, Germany redemption. But it must be done quickly, and it requires a strong political will. By using the euro, businesses save money by avoiding costly exchange rate processing fees.
Indeed a common political mandate is irreconcilable with the juxtaposition of 28 national political mandates. Finally national withdrawal would not remedy European disagreements, on the contrary.
Muysken and T. In addition to this the challenge made to the legitimacy of European decisions demands steps being made towards Political Union [19]. However for the last few years now these national views have evolved. The paralysis of European "governance" Faced with political divergence, the choice of a consolidated status quo might appear tempting from a short term perspective, since it seems that there are too many obstacles for the European Union to overcome the lack of any common vision of the future of Europe.
After peace and unification, the idea was for prosperity and solidarity to guide European support to the project of Grand Europe. The risk of fragmentation?
