At 1:23 PM +0200 9/15/21, Andreas Broeckmann wrote:
Dear David,
please, fact-check; this is incorrect:
the most powerful decision-making body in the EU is
the European Commission is comprised of unelected officials
You may see deficits in the following procedure, but there are in
fact
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Hi Andreas,
many thanks for the detailed fact-check and yes I should have been more
careful.
I do recognise that calling the Commissioners "unelected" was simplistic
given
that there the EU parliament must approve the appointments presented to
them. But
if I am honest this generally seems
Dear David,
please, fact-check; this is incorrect:
> the most powerful decision-making body in the EU is
> the European Commission is comprised of unelected officials
You may see deficits in the following procedure, but there are in fact
elections and democratic confirmations:
"The
Thanks Paolo for this very interesting article. Just a few questions
that I imagine will be answered by reading the book.
I am unclear what is meant here by ‘the state’. Is it interchangeable
with ‘government’? Does the argument that neoliberalism (market
fundamentalism) is being replaced by
