They’re still those who talk about a “multi-speed” Europe as something of the future. Well, first, as ever, multi-speed is an inappropriate expression – the point is that the end destination for different EU countries no longer is the same (i.e…
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competitiveness, ECJ, enhanced cooperation, EU patent, italy, multi-level Europe, Poland, Spain |
January 23, 2013
As Open Europe Director Mats Persson notes over on his Telegraph blog, in his speech today, Cameron has set himself a concrete timetable, despite the fact that timetables in Europe are notoriously difficult to control. A treaty change discussion could …
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Cameron's EU speech, cfp, Constitution by any other name, esm, EU patent, Lisbon Treaty, treaty change, UK rebate |
The creation of an EU patent office, somewhat overshadowed by the latest twist on the eurozone crisis rollercoaster, was one positive piece of news to emerge from the recent EU summit. As we have noted previously, this is not before time. It has taken …
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better regulation, david cameron, ECJ, EU patent, EU summit, growth, innovation, spain. italy |
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