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Should European Funds Be Bound by Criteria Regarding the Rule of Law?

Desislava Nikolova and IME/September 19, 2017 /Leave a comment

Indeed, binding European funds with clear commitments from recipient countries sounds like a good idea. The big problem of a number of European policies and institutes is precisely the lack of an enforcement mechanisms, for example real penalties, which could help as a correction to a “misbehaving” member state.

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