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Meanwhile, the euro group would pursue far greater fiscal integration, in addition to their current cooperation.
And since, in addition, the Commission and the Parliament have traditionally tended to regard each other as essential allies (on the side of European integration), against the Council of Ministers (representing the nation states), it is not surprising that a censure vote has only been tried four times in the past 20 years, and never carried.
If there is one thing that is clear about the European Union’s institutional arrangements, it is that it is insufficiently democratic for the degree of integration that is now underway or planned.
European integration cannot become all-consuming; a parochial Europe is vulnerable to unsettled regional conflicts and to globalization’s challenges.
The US should support European integration, because a strong Europe is at least a potential strategic partner, whereas a weak Europe is not.
During the postwar decades of decolonization, many new countries emerged, and former enemies united under new alliances and an overarching structure of integration.
And institutions like the EU – which aims to ensure order and stability through integration – are treated with indifference, if not disdain.
While polls suggest that Western European electorates are coming back around to supporting European integration and pro-European reformers, this positive mood has not yet reached Central and Eastern Europe, where suspicion toward the EU remains strong.
Most Jews continued to believe in the vision of their integration into a bourgeois, liberal Europe.
If a large majority of EU citizens is to support continued political integration, strong economic growth is critical.
This will require that successive US administrations emphasize free trade, increase America’s air and naval presence, and invest in diplomacy designed to promote China’s integration within the region on terms consistent with the interests of the US, its allies (Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, and Australia), and its many friends.
While the 1968 protests challenged the French Republican model to live up to its finest aspirations, today’s crisis challenges the French Revolution’s model of citizenship and integration itself.
However, so long as second- and third-generation minority citizens are taught that the only acceptable cultural identity is French, but are not in fact accepted as French – indeed, are blocked from enjoying the full rights of French citizenship – the Republican model will fuel alienation rather than democratic integration.
The country and its currency have gained prominence because of China’s extraordinary integration into the global economy since its admission into the World Trade Organization in 2001.
It is often argued that the EU progresses through crises, because they focus minds on the overwhelming need for further integration.
EU leaders are weak, divided, and seemingly incapable of setting out a credible vision of the future benefits that European integration could provide, without which they cannot rally popular support and convince recalcitrant governments to bear their fair share of current costs.
Until recently, EU integration seemed inevitable.
All of the steps taken so far have resulted in more European integration, not less.
There is sufficient political will in the EU to do whatever is necessary to protect the euro, because the future of the single currency will determine that of European integration.
The additional measures that Europe needs must be firmly rooted in a commitment to deeper integration.
The Commission’s upcoming proposals are part of a broader package leading to economic, fiscal, and political union that will redefine the boundaries of European integration.
Once again, I would like to stress that the eurozone is drawing lessons from the past and defining a way forward, not backwards, in terms of integration.
Much progress has been made on new instruments of integration, such as the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) and the banking union.
In this process of energy integration, the banking union offers clues about how to secure common interests and maintain a balance among the EU’s main institutions – the European Commission, the European Parliament, the European Council, and the ECB.
It will take time and effort to integrate them – and many voters will be skeptical of the process, especially given that successful integration or assimilation will not come cheap.
Integration is a precondition for the public acceptance of future legal flows.
This is particularly true in view of today’s unstoppable progress toward closer economic integration, which will lead, happily or haphazardly, to greater political integration.
These dark visions must be met with France’s commitment to integration, the rule of law, and secularism.
(The eurozone must also work to complete the essential underpinnings of its historic integration project.)
Compounded by the deepening integration of the region through Chinese migration and extractive development policies, Uyghur protests erupted throughout the late 1990s, eventually leading to isolated bombings, attacks on Uyghur sympathizers to Chinese rule, and violent responses to Chinese police actions against illegal social gatherings and activities.
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