@article {69721,
	title = {Rebalancing the Global Economy: Four Perspectives on the Future of the International Monetary System},
	journal = {Bertelsmann-stifung},
	year = {2010},
	month = {Jan 1, 2010},
	publisher = {Bertelsmann-stifung},
	abstract = {The Europeans can be proud as they look back on fifty years of peaceful integration. 
Nowadays many people in the world see the European Union as a model of how states 
and their citizens can work together in peace and in freedom. However, this achievement 
does not automatically mean that the EU has the ability to deal with the problems of the 
future in a rapidly changing world. For this reason the European Union needs to keep 
developing its unity in diversity in a dynamic way, be it with regard to energy issues, 
the euro, climate change or new types of conflict. Self-assertion and solidarity are the 
fundamental concepts which will shape the forthcoming discourse.{\textquotedblleft}Europe in Dialogue{\textquotedblleft} wishes to make a contribution to this open debate. The analyses 
in this series subject political concepts, processes and institutions to critical scrutiny and 
suggest ways of reforming internal and external European policymaking so that it is fit 
for the future. However, {\textquotedblleft}Europe in Dialogue{\textquotedblleft} is not merely trying to encourage an intraEuropean debate, and makes a point of including authors from non-EU states. Looking 
at an issue from a different angle or from a distance often helps to facilitate the crucial 
change of perspective which in turn makes it possible to continue to develop Europe in 
a meaningful way and to engage in a critical and yet courteous discourse with other 
civilizations and continents.Download the~PDF.},
	url = {http://www.bertelsmann-stiftung.de/cps/rde/xchg/bst_engl/hx.xsl/index.html},
	author = {Cooper, Richard N. and Collignon, Stefan and Kawai, Masahiro and Zhang, Yongjun}
}
