Europe, globalization and crisis. From integrationto disillusionment
The processes of integration of the European countries that have been characterized by their solidity and stability, have been broken for a series of events of political, social and economic character, reflected by the crisis affecting the European Union in the last years. The role of the European U...
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| description | The processes of integration of the European countries that have been characterized by their solidity and stability, have been broken for a series of events of political, social and economic character, reflected by the crisis affecting the European Union in the last years. The role of the European Union as central entity in the reconstruction of the Old Continent after long decades of decadence and destruction product of two world wars and many post-conflict, has been weakening on a larger scale with the passage of time, due to the processes of globalization which are occurring in the world. The analysis of this crisis cannot be given without bearing in mind the globalization as the element that has allowed constructing the universal network. Globalization that in Europe identifies with the threats to the survival of the Nation-State; to the Euro as international currency and currency of seventeen countries; to the European Union as supranational block; to the European model of life made concrete in the State of Well-being; to the quality of life of its peoples; to the unwanted set back of great part of the new middle class; and, with intimate pain, to the future of its new generations. Big surprise, because until the end of the 20th century it was recognized that the biggest victims of neoliberal globalization, were, until that moment, the developing countries. |
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| spelling | oai:oai.revistas.uptc.edu.co:article-47752021-07-12T07:45:12Z Europe, globalization and crisis. From integrationto disillusionment Europa, globalización y crisis. De la integración a la desilusión Parra, Néstor Hernando European Union, globalization, Welfare state, crisis, capitalism, Euro Unión Europea, globalización, Estado de bienestar, crisis, capitalismo, euro The processes of integration of the European countries that have been characterized by their solidity and stability, have been broken for a series of events of political, social and economic character, reflected by the crisis affecting the European Union in the last years. The role of the European Union as central entity in the reconstruction of the Old Continent after long decades of decadence and destruction product of two world wars and many post-conflict, has been weakening on a larger scale with the passage of time, due to the processes of globalization which are occurring in the world. The analysis of this crisis cannot be given without bearing in mind the globalization as the element that has allowed constructing the universal network. Globalization that in Europe identifies with the threats to the survival of the Nation-State; to the Euro as international currency and currency of seventeen countries; to the European Union as supranational block; to the European model of life made concrete in the State of Well-being; to the quality of life of its peoples; to the unwanted set back of great part of the new middle class; and, with intimate pain, to the future of its new generations. Big surprise, because until the end of the 20th century it was recognized that the biggest victims of neoliberal globalization, were, until that moment, the developing countries. Los procesos de integración de los países europeos, que se han caracterizado por su solidez y estabilidad, se han venido quebrantando por una serie de sucesos de carácter político, social y económico, reflejados por la crisis que afecta a la Unión Europea en los últimos años. El papel de la Unión Europea como ente central en la reconstrucción del viejo continente, tras largas décadas de decadencia y destrucción producto de dos guerras mundiales y un sinnúmero de posconflictos, se ha venido debilitando en mayor escala con el paso del tiempo, debido a los procesos de globalización que ocurren en el mundo. El análisis de esta crisis no se puede dar sin tener en cuenta la globalización como el elemento que ha permitido construir la red universal. Globalización que en Europa se identifica con las amenazas a la supervivencia del Estado nación, al euro como divisa internacional y moneda de diecisiete países, a la Unión Europea como bloque supranacional, al modelo de vida europeo concretado en el Estado del bienestar, a la calidad de vida de sus pueblos, al indeseado retroceso de gran parte de la nueva clase media, y, con entrañable dolor, al futuro de sus nuevas generaciones. Sorpresa mayúscula, pues hasta finales del siglo XX se reconocía que los mayores damnificados de la globalización neoliberal eran, hasta ese momento, los países en vías de desarrollo. Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia 2013-09-26 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.uptc.edu.co/index.php/derecho_realidad/article/view/4775 10.19053/16923936.v1.n22.2013.4775 Derecho y Realidad; Vol. 11 No. 22 (2013): Julio - Diciembre; 211-224 Derecho y Realidad; Vol. 11 Núm. 22 (2013): Julio - Diciembre; 211-224 Derecho y Realidad; v. 11 n. 22 (2013): Julio - Diciembre; 211-224 2619-5607 1692-3936 10.19053/16923936.v1.n22.2013 spa https://revistas.uptc.edu.co/index.php/derecho_realidad/article/view/4775/3909 Derechos de autor 2013 Derecho y Realidad |
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| title | Europe, globalization and crisis. From integrationto disillusionment |
| title_alt | Europa, globalización y crisis. De la integración a la desilusión |
| title_full | Europe, globalization and crisis. From integrationto disillusionment |
| title_fullStr | Europe, globalization and crisis. From integrationto disillusionment |
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| title_short | Europe, globalization and crisis. From integrationto disillusionment |
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| topic | European Union, globalization, Welfare state, crisis, capitalism, Euro Unión Europea, globalización, Estado de bienestar, crisis, capitalismo, euro |
| topic_facet | European Union, globalization, Welfare state, crisis, capitalism, Euro Unión Europea, globalización, Estado de bienestar, crisis, capitalismo, euro |
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