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From Grexit to Brexit, why EU's mess of rules designed to prevent crisis is causing it

  • Written by Scott L. Greer, Associate Professor, Global Health Management and Policy, University of Michigan
imageThe EU is fraying thanks to its puzzle of fiscal governance policies.EU UK flag via www.shutterstock.com

The European Union, still nursing wounds from its crisis over the euro and “Grexit,” is facing a much more severe threat that strikes at the very heart of the EU’s legitimacy. And the problem concerns the very measures put in...

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