Multispeed Europe
In this episode of the Sound of Economics, Maria Demertzis, and Italy's State Secretary for European Affairs Sandro Gozi, discussed about the issue of
The issue of member-state integration in two or more speeds is one of the recurring questions in the debate about the European project. While previously this was a subject for academic circles, it has now moved into policy circles. Is this the future of Europe? Would the idea of proceeding in two or more speeds provoke a break-up of the EU? Is it an opportunity for each country to rethink and renew its commitments to the European project?
In this episode of the Sound of Economics, Bruegel's deputy director, Maria Demertzis, asks some of these questions to Sandro Gozi, Italy's State Secretary for European Affairs.
SPEAKERS
Maria Demertzis, Deputy Director, Bruegel
Sandro Gozi, State Secretary of Italy for European Affairs
CREDITS
Produced by Giuseppe Porcaro
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