
#14 Can Free Movement Survive in Europe?
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In this episode we navigate through the past, present, and future of free movement within the European Union, shedding light on the political and economic factors that have shaped this issue. We explore the philosophy and ethics of open borders. Understand the evolution of the EU's free movement policies and learn how this question intersects with the economy, especially jobs and wages. As Brexit continues to send ripples across the Union, we also discuss the mounting challenges to immigration, from cultural concerns to rising nationalist pressures. If you're intrigued by the dynamics of immigration, the welfare state, and the economy, this episode offers an unmissable deep dive.
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