Citizens For Europe

Proposals that bring together economic effectiveness and social justice

Étienne Galliand — 2010-03-07T16:50:00Z

Economic effectiveness is not a synonym for financial profit, and everyone agrees today that the free market should be subject to some limitations. Be that as it may, economic prosperity is not necessarily contrary to social justice. Real social (...) - Citizen Proposals

Proposals for truly sustainable development

Étienne Galliand — 2010-03-07T16:37:00Z

Sustainable development is now a European priority, but it is actually the economy, in its most free-market form, that remains the main priority. To establish truly sustainable development, all of Europe must be brought together to link the (...) - Citizen Proposals

Proposals to reinforce the democratic governance

Étienne Galliand — 2010-03-06T16:15:00Z

Good governance for the European Union is one of the conditions for a successful federal Europe. The individual member states have passed on more of their traditional powers to the European level. But elected officials have to be able to (...) - Citizen Proposals

Proposals for a strong and credible Europe on the international stage

Étienne Galliand — 2010-03-05T17:42:00Z

Europe's credibility on the international stage must be restored. To achieve this, the Union needs to put into practice the ethical values it promotes. It also needs to establish balanced, solidarity-driven and fair relations with the other (...) - Citizen Proposals

Proposals for research, education, culture and media

Étienne Galliand — 2010-03-04T18:13:00Z

These key sectors for Europe's future must be reinforced and better coordinated at the European level. Research policy is without a doubt influenced by lobbies for multinational companies, and higher education is evaluated using mainly business (...) - Citizen Proposals

Multi-domain proposals

Étienne Galliand — 2010-03-04T12:49:00Z

Certain initiatives do not easily fit into one or even several types of initiatives. By virtue of their broad nature or forming a cohesive whole, breaking them up into smaller initiatives only serves to weaken their effectiveness.
A Europe that (...) - Citizen Proposals