In the wake of Prime Minister David Cameron’s call for a voter referendum on Britain’s membership in the EU, new grassroots groups have sprung up supporting a renegotiation of Britain’s EU membership.[1] While Britain considers removing itself from the EU entirely, Germany has emerged as a powerful leader in the EU. Some scholars have gone … Read more
This is a follow up post to my prior post: David Cameron Wants Out of the EU: What are the Risks and Rewards? Britain’s Prime Minister, David Cameron, arrived in Berlin last week to engage in talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. The purpose? Demonstrate “the close relationship between the two center-right leaders and a … Read more
The Treaty of Maastricht established the European Union (“the EU”) under its current name in 1993.[1] The Treaty included a Social Chapter that laid “down EU policies on workers’ rights and other social issues.”[2] The Treaty also established an economic and monetary union, which required the Member States to (1) coordinate their economic policies, (2) … Read more
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