分割ヨーロッパのための三課題
Tres desafíos para una Europa dividida
Por: José Ignacio Torreblanca| 30 de mayo de 2013
En Café Steiner se recogen las mejores ideas y análisis sobre la actualidad internacional que se producen en los centros de pensamiento, instituciones, revistas y foros en Internet más influyentes. El buzón de Café Steiner (cafe.steiner@gmail.com) está abierto: esperamos los mejores argumentos, datos y análisis.
Tres desafíos para una Europa dividida
Por: José Ignacio Torreblanca| 30 de mayo de 2013
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Three challenges for a divided Europe
By Jose Ignacio Torreblanca | May 30, 2013
In Café Steiner collected the best ideas and analysis on international current events that occur in the think tanks, institutions, magazines and most influential online forums. The Coffee mailbox Steiner (cafe.steiner @ gmail.com) is open: we hope the best arguments, data and analysis.
Second passage entrance Café Steiner by unusually sunny Brussels. For once, the storm was of ideas, but to follow the tradition over pouring. Meeting of experts from a number of EU countries in the European Policy Centre to discuss the challenges facing Europe and its possible future. Very present in all discussions the threats to the economic, political and social Europe.
Only enumerate and prioritize and raises concerns. Social peace is undoubtedly the most disturbing of them. If you are in doubt, experts argue, is a result of the high levels of unemployment, pressures on the welfare state and increased inequalities and, consequently, the extension of the sense of social injustice.
If inequalities between citizens threaten social peace, economic divergences among EU states undermines equality between states and, consequently, the very project of European integration, which needs to generate a horizon of economic convergence and shared prosperity .
The third element of greatest concern is the outside. The internal deficits, both economic and social, could, at least hypothetically, be compensated with effective policies. Unfortunately it is not so, as we suffer every day, the EU lacks the political or economic institutions to overcome this crisis you a fast, efficient and equitable.
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But what happens to the relative decline of Europe from the outside? Each year that passes without growth and without social cohesion is a lost year that makes it unfeasible to maintain the European economic and social model in a world as complicated as competitive. When we get out of this crisis (say we do), we still have to face these challenges, demographic, energy, ecological and technological cap crisis, but they are there. Self-absorbed by the internal crisis and engaged in reproaches and accusations, Europeans tend to forget that external challenges they face are common to all of them, and only come out of this together. The myopia of the European political class, locked in this exercise self-destructive, cries to heaven: why we need more storms, of ideas.
2013年5月30日|ホセ·イグナシオトレブロンカによって
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