Publication

7 Mar 2012

This commentary discusses the implications of the 2012 EU Treaty on stability, coordination and governance. The author argues that Eurozone states have in fact accepted that the direction for changes will be devised by France and Germany, and the role of European institutions such as the Commission or the Parliament may weaken. For Eurozone candidate countries, the introduction of the fiscal compact means expanding the scope of conditions they must meet to become members of the single currency area.

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Author Konrad Popławski
Series OSW Commentary
Issue 71
Publisher Centre for Eastern Studies (OSW)
Copyright © 2012 Centre for Eastern Studies (OSW)
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