The United States of Europe: Realistic Vision or Pipedream?

The global economic crisis that started with the Lehman Brothers moment on Wall Street in September 2008 has since spread all over the world. This worldwide financial crisis has created many challenges for the nations of Europe, economically and politically, and these challenges are far from being r...

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CENTRALIZED
CRISIS MANAGEMENT
ECONOMIC SANCTIONS
Economics and Cost Analysis
EURO
EUROPEAN FEDERATION
EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
EUROPEAN UNION
FINANCE
FISCAL POLICIES
FISCAL UNION
GLOBAL
GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS
Government and Political Science
GOVERNMENT(FOREIGN)
HISTORY
INTEGRATION
LEADERSHIP
MAASTRICHT TREATY
MACROECONOMICS
MONETARY UNION
NATIONALISM
NORTHERN EUROPE
SOUTHERN EUROPE
SOVEREIGNTY
STABILITY
TAXES
THREATS
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