The end of European integration?

Giuseppe Bertola, 16 May 2006

Written May 2006: The French and Dutch noes did not end European integration but they may have ended the routine whereby each integration step appeared to make the next step a necessity, or perhaps a free lunch, rather than a choice based on rational cost-benefit analysis.

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You can find the article in English on the Vox Partner's site,
http://www.telos-eu.com/english/2006/05/the_end_of_a_european_integrat.php

 

Topics: EU policies
Tags: EU integration process

Giuseppe Bertola
Giuseppe Bertola

Professor of Political Economy at University of Turin and former joint Managing Editor of "Economic Policy". CEPR Research Fellow

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