EU, not Britain, has a democracy deficit

If you are reading this column, the world still exists.

This should come as a relief to anyone who has been reading the commentary about the U.K.’s allegedly terrifying andcatastrophic vote to leave the European Union. The vote could lead, some forecasters say, to a global recession (one that, knowing today’s press, will inevitably be called a “Brecession”).

“We could yet see European countries doing what they have done for centuries — physically attack one another,” worries one thinker consulted by Politico about the fallout. Political scientist Ian Bremmer called Brexit “the most significant political risk the world has experienced since the Cuban Missile Crisis.”

 
Περισσότερα εδώ:

EU, not Britain, has a democracy deficit

Plus:
How America should answer the Brexit vote

Brexit earthquake hits Britain

Changing world order: Economic implications of Brexit

Global shock after UK exit vote

Brexit, the GOP and the administrative state

 
Πηγή: American Enterprise Institute