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Has the European Experiment Failed?: The Munk Debate on Europe Niall Ferguson, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, Josef Joffe, Peter Mandelson
Publisher: House of Anansi Press

The invitation has the details: the motion is “be it resolved that the European experiment has failed”. Sachs' passion, but I think he should no longer be the dominant voice in the debate on economic development. Can we just knock that on the head? May 23, 2012 - We have two pairs of tickets to the debate to give away. Jun 7, 2012 - On May 25th, in Toronto, Canada, four prominent Europeans conducted a passionate no holds barred debate concerning the sixty year old political experiment called the European Union. It would have been easy, and perhaps more marketable, for Munk to draw a caricature, overly accentuating Sachs's negative qualities at the expense of his great gifts. Someone forgot to tell Alexis Ohanimoves that the issue being debated is government spying, not cyber attacks. Here are the details: Friday, May 25, 6:30 p.m. But trying to do something as hard as fighting poverty and disease requires a willingness to fail, learn, and try again. Apr 10, 2012 - But this year's Munk Debate looks set to be simply depressing. Arguing for the argument will Modern Europe's stunning achievements aside, its sovereign debt crisis has shaken the world's largest political and economic union to its core. The full two hours debate can be watched on line at the “Munk Debate” Website. May 10, 2013 - I'm absolutely certain that Lord Mandelson and Daniel Cohn-Bendit will tell you that the European experiment has succeeded because there has been peace in Europe since it began in the 1950s. May 25, 2012 - Today's most exciting piece of financial analysis and debate has been conveniently saved until early evening, when courtesy of BNN's “Munk Debates” we will get a great discussion on the number one topic of the times: whether the European experiment has failed. I highly recommend it to the Ovi readership. May 6, 2014 - Watch the pro-surveillance position and former NSA director, Michael Hayden, get taken to school.