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    1. Future of Europe:The next big challenge?
      dr. Žiga Turk Eurobarometer Conference,
      Gothenburg, Sweden, 28.9.2009
    2. Disclaimer
      Views expressed are those of the author and not necessarily of the organizations he is affiliated with.
    3. Europeans hope:2/3 are optimistic about the future!
      Would you say that you are very optimistic, fairly optimistic, fairly pessimistic or very pessimistic about the future of the European Union?
    4. The young are more optimistic than the old
    5. And life may not even be easier …
    6. What if we ask Google?
    7. We have to do something about it! Let's reinvent the continent!
    8. On this continent we set up a committee:
      to identify the key issues and developments which the Union was likely to face and to analyze how these might be addressed.
      strengthening and modernizing the European model of economic success and social responsibility,
      enhancing the competitiveness of the EU,
      the rule of law,
      sustainable development as a fundamental objective of the European Union,
      global stability,
      migration,
      energy and climate protection,
      and the fight against global insecurity, international crime and terrorism.
      particular attention should be given to ways of better reaching out to citizens and addressing their expectations and needs.
      Left to right: Monti, Notsat, Munz, Koolhas, Freiberga, Gonzales, Nicolaidis, (Turk), Ollila, Friie, Schuster, Walesa (Lambert missing)
    9. First idea fn the group in 2007,in the good old times …
      Schengen, EU expansion, Euro, both a success
      Lisbon Treaty on track/signed, institutional matters settled
      economic upswing, in part attributed to the Lisbon Strategy
      soft power Europe - leading global climate change agenda
    10. … the sky was the limit
      Mark Leonhard: "we will see the emergence of a New European Century. Not because Europe will run the world as an empire, but because the European way of doing things will have become the worlds".
      Jeremy Rifkin: "Much of the world is going dark, leaving many human beings without clear direction. The European Dream is a beacon of light in the troubled world."
      long term visions: a proposal for a group of wise men to think about the future of Europe (2020-2030)
      economic, social and environmental strategy: Lisbon strategy 3.0 (2010-2020)
    11. In the past: remarkable achievements of the European idea
      Peace in the West
      Democracy and human right in the East
      Reunification of East and West
      What is next?
      11
    12. Then the Crises Hit
      institutional crisis
      treaty stuck in Ireland
      climate crisis
      somehow forgotten,
      "temperatures flat since 2001, but warming will return"
      financial, then economic crisis, possible spillover to political crisis
      The end of dream and the return of reality
    13. The key reasons for the crisis and the “key issues and developments” are the same
      Abundance, conceptual economy
      Greenspan: "almost all of the real-value-added increases in our output reflect the embodiment of ideas"
      BRICS, shifting of center of gravity of global economy
      after 300 years, re-emergence of China as #1 economy
      Climate change. peak oil and possible 3rd industrial revolution
      100 years since the 2nd (oil)
      price of oil up
      consumer inflation
      tightening of monetary plicy
      boom!
      Demography, ageing
      in the West, Japan, also China
      investing money to pay for old age pensions
      in the epicenter of crisis
    14. Abundance, conceptual economy:Where is the demand to drive recovery?
    15. BRICs: Share of EU in global population and GDP
      15
    16. Climate change
      IPCC prediction
    17. Demography
      17
    18. How these might be addressed?With policies across sectors:
      18
    19. Resources to address the ABCD challenges
      The Sun
      For sustainable future
      The People
      Quality – education, care for talent, technological development and creativity
      Quantity – meeting the demographic challenge
      Impact – empowering and giving opportunities
      The Union
      “Global problems require global solutions”
      Europe as a tool
      Member states, the Union, the World
    20. So what is the next big story?
      Peace, democracy, unification were big … but internal, European stories
      ABCD ...
      Abundance causing conceptual economy, not industrial
      BRICs and globalization, rise of Asia
      Climate change asking for an energy revolution
      Demographic change
      … are big global stories. Global!
      The West is smaller
      Internal Western stories are small stories
      The big issues, the ABCD, are global issues …
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    21. The only big European story is our role in the world
      Will the Union be a player
      … to promote its values, principles, interests
      … set the rules of the game
      Or will the EU continue to be less than the sum of its parts
      21
    22. Ali Evropa potrebuje velike zgodbe? Stabilnost v gibanju?
      22
    23. To conclude …
      Oscar Wilde:
      “Public Opinion ... is an attempt to organize the ignorance of the community and to elevate it to the dignity of physical force.”
      Europeans are certainly not ignorant about their hope for a good future
      Political leadership must deliver on that hope. Tom Landry:
      “Leadership is getting someone to do what they don't want to do, to achieve what they do want to achieve.”
      The Union, as it is, is one of the few tools we have to deliver on the hope
      But a tool is just a tool, and tools depend on the user.
    24. Ziga.turk@gmail.comwww.zturk.com
      Thank you!

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