The tension between globalisation and democracy – Charlemagne

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IN HIS NOVEL “The Year 3000: A Dream”, from 1897, the Italian writer Paolo Mantegazza proved a deft oracle. Citizens of his imagined future enjoy air-conditioning, clean energy, credit cards and virtual-reality entertainment. A giant war in Europe has been followed by peace, the continent’s integration and a single currency.

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@amonck: The eurozone has three options: i) technocracy, ii) federalism, iii) lower living standards. But it refuses to choose, and that’s why euro-crises happen. My column in this week’s @TheEconomist : economist.com/europe/2018/10…

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@Nouriel: The eurozone has three options: i) technocracy, ii) federalism, iii) lower living standards. But it refuses to choose, and that’s why euro-crises happen. My column in this week’s @TheEconomist : economist.com/europe/2018/10…

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@TheEconomist: The eurozone has three options: i) technocracy, ii) federalism, iii) lower living standards. But it refuses to choose, and that’s why euro-crises happen. My column in this week’s @TheEconomist : economist.com/europe/2018/10…

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