Reforming the EU: A Scientific Perspective

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In summary, this conversation seems to be about whether or not the EU should reform its ways in order to better appeal to the countries within it. The person writing this summary seems to be in favour of reform, but is concerned about the implications of reform on the stability of the EU as a whole.
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