THE FRAGILITY OF THE EUROPEAN TREATIES, BETWEEN WHAT WAS AGREED UPON AND THE CRISIS
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https://doi.org/10.31501/rvmd.v11i1.8734Abstract
With the end of World War II, European states were destroyed and then they decided to develop a new model of society. Regional integration has made great strides in Europe and has worked very well until recently, at least in appearance. With the 2008 Crisis, the social structure based on integration treaties was not strong enough to withstand the new challenges of unemployment, control of the states' accounts, from both a monetary and a fiscal point of view. Then the fragility of the treaty-based society appeared and the difference between the agreement and the crisis became very evident.
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