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InterviewsWhy we need a social network for Europe Europeans talk past instead of to each other. Johannes Hillje argues that a publicly-funded social network may finally build a European public sphere
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EuropeKeep politics out of Europe’s competition decisions The Franco-German proposal to rewrite EU merger rules may seem tempting, but it's the wrong approach to industrial policy By Patrick Rey, Jean Tirole
