Author (Person) | Letta, Enrico |
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Publisher | Jacques Delors Institute [Notre Europe] |
Series Title | Tribune |
Series Details | 21.07.16 |
Publication Date | 21/07/2016 |
Content Type | Report |
The British people’s decisive vote in June 2016 in favour of leaving the European Union has triggered a myriad of different reactions which we need to put into focus on the basis of a few simple considerations: the 'Brexit' is first and foremost a British drama; it is the result of a national democratic choice that is a specific, unique case; and it constitutes an additional challenge for the EU, whose supporters need to better assert why we are stronger together. The Jacques Delors Institute takes a stand in this Viewpoint and focuses on 3 main issues: 1. The 'Brexit' is primarily a British drama: render unto Shakespeare that which is Shakespeare’s The EU does not only need firemen, summoned by the 'Brexit' to fight the blaze of a new crisis: its next step forward requires more than ever the mobilisation of architects and of prophets capable of restoring a compass and a soul to this unparalleled Union, forged in postwar grief but still making perfect sense in a globalised world for young people and future generations. |
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Source Link | Link to Main Source http://www.institutdelors.eu/media/postbrexit-bod-jdi-june16.pdf?pdf=ok |
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Subject Categories | Politics and International Relations |
Countries / Regions | Europe, United Kingdom |