EU Economic : Structural Flaws, Declining Global Standing, and the Immigrant Integration Catastrophe

I. Economic Overview and Core Data The European Union (EU), formalized in 1993, is a supranational entity—not a single nation—designed to enhance economic integration. In 2008, its GDP reached approximately $19 trillion, rivaling the United States’ $14.7 trillion at the time. Fast forward to 2023, Eurostat data pegs the EU-27’s GDP at $18 trillion, still … Continue reading EU Economic : Structural Flaws, Declining Global Standing, and the Immigrant Integration Catastrophe →

Why Is There a Gap Between France’s Cultural Grandeur and the Quality of Civic Behavior?

France is widely regarded as a global cultural powerhouse, owing to its rich artistic heritage, storied history, and intellectual tradition. The nation invests heavily in education and culture as key pillars of its identity. In 2022, educational spending accounted for 5.3% of France’s GDP, surpassing the European Union average of approximately 4.8% (Eurostat, 2023). Similarly, … Continue reading Why Is There a Gap Between France’s Cultural Grandeur and the Quality of Civic Behavior? →

Human Nature and Cultural Conflict: A Philosophical Perspective on Social Challenges in France

In Eastern philosophy, the dichotomy between the innate goodness or malevolence of human nature forms a central framework for analyzing social behavior. Confucian thought upholds the idea of a fundamentally good human nature. For instance, Mencius asserts that "every person has a heart that cannot bear the suffering of others," suggesting an inherent inclination toward … Continue reading Human Nature and Cultural Conflict: A Philosophical Perspective on Social Challenges in France →

An Economic Analysis of France’s Non-European Labor Policy

The establishment of the European Union (EU) and its 27 member states was rooted in several core objectives, one of which was to promote the free movement of labor within its borders to enhance the region’s economic competitiveness. This principle aimed to create a dynamic, integrated labor market capable of supporting economic growth and innovation … Continue reading An Economic Analysis of France’s Non-European Labor Policy →