Philippe de Schoutheete: The Crisis and European Governance
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2009.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The financial crisis is rocking European institutions that are already shaky. The French presidency gave the illusion that the European Union was well governed, even if the rules remained unchanged. The European Central Bank is presumably the institution which held best, while the European Commission became marginalized. Furthermore, the European Council has not proven autonomous enough in respect to the biannual presidency. As for the Lisbon Treaty, it is unsure whether it will be able to cure the European executive’s persistent weaknesses.
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The financial crisis is rocking European institutions that are already shaky. The French presidency gave the illusion that the European Union was well governed, even if the rules remained unchanged. The European Central Bank is presumably the institution which held best, while the European Commission became marginalized. Furthermore, the European Council has not proven autonomous enough in respect to the biannual presidency. As for the Lisbon Treaty, it is unsure whether it will be able to cure the European executive’s persistent weaknesses.
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