European Union

The European Union is a political and economic union of 27 member states located primarily in Europe. It was established to promote peace, stability, and economic prosperity among its member states, and it has since grown to become one of the world’s largest and most influential organizations. The EU operates through a system of supranational institutions and intergovernmental decision-making, and it has a range of policies and initiatives aimed at improving the lives of citizens across the continent. Its primary goals include promoting economic growth and job creation, ensuring social and environmental sustainability, and safeguarding the security and well-being of its citizens.

Crucial Role of German Society in a Democracy

By / / Economic Policy, Behavioral Economics, Diversity, Economics, Leadership and Management, Public Policy

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This article discusses the role of German society in a democracy, examining the challenges facing democratic institutions due to populistic, anti-global, and anti-democratic behavior. The success of a democracy depends on the informed and active participation of its citizens. The German Federal Constitution declares Germany a democratic and social federal state, with German citizens having exclusive power to elect and vote for their leaders. The constitutional order binds law and justice, and the German society has the right to defend its constitutional order against those seeking to abolish fundamental rights. The article also highlights the need for the vigilant role of members of society, including the migrant community, in a democratic society.

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Cosmopolitanism in the EU

By / / Globalization, Diversity, Economic Blog, Economics, Mobility, Study in Germany, Sustainability

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Since enacting and implementing the Treaties of the European Union (EU), European citizens enjoy the benefits of Cosmopolitanism in the EU. Cosmopolitanism as a philosophy emphasizes the importance of global Citizenship and the interconnectedness of all people worldwide. In the European context, it should be rooted in the belief that Europeans and the larger global community are all part of a larger community transcending national boundaries and that their actions should reflect pluralism in Society. Cosmopolitanism in Greek Philosophy to Modernity Cosmopolitanism is rooted in ancient Greek philosophy and has been a recurring theme in Western countries. At its core, Cosmopolitanism is

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London and Europe’s Financial Capital

By / / Economic Blog, Financial Markets, Globalization, International Economics, Markets

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Over the last century, London has established herself as Europe’s financial capital by ensuring and developing economic certainty, legal stability, political stability, and globalization. These four major achievements have placed London far above other European cities to attract business and investments and establish London as Europe’s Financial Capital. Which role will London play after Brexit? Which European city will replace London as Europe´s financial capital? Brexit creates economic uncertainty, legal instability, and political instability as Britain implements her new constitution. This instability and further challenges like Euro-clearing and pass-porting, highlight the effects of Brexit on London and her ability to

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