Reciprocal obligations in Europe

Some in Europe have long criticized the United States for failing to have a sense of communal obligation.  Personal responsibility has been an important slogan here, rather than broad-based social welfare programs.  But the limits of this European sensibility are now being tested by Greece’s economic problems.

How will it all turn out?

-Sam

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March 5, 2010 · Filed Under Sam

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    Jacob Bronsther is a law student at NYU, a former Fulbright Scholar to Mauritius, and a graduate of Cornell University. He has an MPhil in Political Theory from the University of Oxford.

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