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Europe must heed the lessons of Lisbon on Energy Policy
Jean Pisani-Ferry says that if successful, the common policy on energy can be a lesson in how to address the challenge of diversity among 27 countries, and how to clarify the respective tasks of the EU and the member states. But it can also become a kind of Lisbon II or fall victim to economic nationalism.
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This Policy Brief is a reissue of a Policy Brief published by Bruegel in March 2012