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How will EMU affect cohesion?

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The European Green Deal : more than an exit strategy to the pandemic crisis, a building block of a sustainable European economic model

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On the limits of EU differentiated integration : lessons from the Eurozone crisis and from Brexit

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(treaty-based) variable geometry or differentiated integration in the core European Union (EU) institutions - especially … have to anchor EU integration. From an EU point of view, it does not make sense to accommodate member states' preferences … objective of ever-closer union. This would mean transforming the EU into a mere intergovernmental organization without a common …

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