Germany Must Shift from a Crisis Agenda to Building Europe

• Prodi, Romano 

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Three　years　into　the　protracted　Eurocrisis　“all　choices　are　ugly,”　as　former　British　prime　minister　Tony　Blair　comments.　Indeed,　the　high　cost　of　bad　options　is　prompting　some　to　question　whether　Europe　is　worth　saving　the　euro.
Along　with　Tony　Blair,　the　former　Italian　prime　minister　Romano　Prodi　as　well　as　two　of　the　best　financial　minds　around—Nouriel　Roubini　and　Mohamed　el-Erian—warn　of　the　dire　consequences　of　a　euro　breakup.　One　of　France＇s　most　prominent　philosophers,　André　Glucksmann,　wonders　whether　the　idea　of　a　united　Europe—a　reaction　to　the　horrors　of　World　War　II—can　hold　everyone　together　in　the　future　when　peace　is　the　norm.

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