Incommunications at the Heart of the European Recovery Plan
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https://doi.org/10.62343/cjss.2022.206Keywords:
Europe, Incommunication, Communication, Recovery, BondsAbstract
The recovery plan, which aims to breathe new life into the European economy in the post-COVID era, has been built through dialogic communication / incommunication, which has been one of the cements of the European Union since its creation. The opposition and then the negotiation between the frugal states, supporters of budgetary orthodoxy and an intergovernmental debt, and the prodigal souths, in favor of pooling the debt at the Union level, gave rise to sufficiently ambiguous points of agreement to allow an ideal consensus vis-â-vis the pooling of the debt and its financing.
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