Italy’s historic responsibility, di S. Collignon
Italy is part of Europe. It has always been. Today, it risks destroying it unless a fundamental change occurs in Italian political life.
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European Chatarsis, di S. Collignon
The moment of truth has come. The Euro crisis has shown the limits of austerity, nation states, and the dictates of undemocratic institutions.
How to save the Euro, di S.Collignon
The financial crisis risks destroying half a century of European integration. It is primarily a political and not an economic crisis and only a different political solution can solve it.
Dicono di noi – La Repubblica
sul Rapporto "Lo sviluppo dell'industria verde italiana come volano della crescita: possibilità, prospettive, politiche"
The Role of Parties in the European Union, di S.Collignon
A spectre is haunting Europe: right wing chauvinist populism. The tendency has been developing for years, but it is getting worse.
Germany’s Strategic Interest, di S.Collignon
Is Germany a normal country? For years, historians have debated whether Germany’s development has followed a political, economic, and social ‘Sonderweg’.
Merkel’s Small and Isolated Strategy, di S.Collignon
Guido Westerwelle has resigned as chairman of the German Liberal Party (FDP) and Deputy Chancellor, but he stays on as Foreign Minister.
Eurobonds: The Financial Equivalent of the Single Currency, di S.Collignon
The idea of Eurobonds, or Union Bonds, is slowly making progress. It could be a way out of the debt crisis.
Europe and China, di S.Collignon
Steven Hill recently asked in a column for Social Europe Journal ‘Why is Europe Losing the Public Relations Battle to China?’ He claims that today there is a G-2 media hype which casts America as the existing superpower and China as the up-and-coming superpower.