text: Ending the Honeymoon: constructing Europe beyond the market / European Union Federalism or Nothing / Save the Greeks from their Saviors! / Austerity is Not Enough! We Need a Federal Europe, United and Democratic / EU in crisis: analysis, resistance and alternatives to Corporate Europe / Greece Solidarity / Europa / Manifesto of the Appalled Economists / Commons Sense / We Are Europe! / Euromemorandum 2012 / Another Road for Europe /
  A two-day conference in Brussels is being organised by Corporate Europe Observatory to discuss the role of big business and finance capital in the European crisis and to strengthen the progressive response to the crisis.
  a group of European activists, academics, journalists, trade unionists and intellectuals participate in a conference arguing the EU policy response reflects a distorted priority that favours appeasing financial markets over protecting and bolstering a social Europe
  http://www.corporateeurope.org/EU-in-crisis-conf
  Six European newspapers organised a joint series to explore the European Union - it's strengths and its weaknesses - with more nuance. The aim was to surpass national divisions in the news media - while not ignoring the different perceptions that seem to divide Europe along national lines.
  six European newspapers creating a joint news magazine for the European public to surpass national divisions in news and comment the European public because the crisis of the European Union threatens its future not only economically, but also culturally, and Euroscepticism and national sterotyping are on the rise. One way to address this is through a public discussion at the European level.
  http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/series/europa
  The European Charter of the Commons Campaign proposes a European Citizen's Initiative which conceives of public rights in terms of the commons. The goal of this reconception is to move away from existing economic dichotomies which have blocked debate about how to distribute tangible and intangible resources.
  an international group of academics launch a European Citizens Initiative encouraging the European Union to reconceive priorities based around the idea of the commons for present and future European citizens because the present dichotomy of property and state has led to a political imbalance which favours the private sector and corporate interests at the expense of the people