The European Union at the time of the New Cold War: A Manifesto
This manifesto was undersigned by:
Joaquin Almunia
Giuliano Amato
Laszlo Andor
Marco Buti
Elena Carletti
Vítor Constancio
Giancarlo Corsetti
Renaud Dehousse
Barry Eichengreen
Sylvie Goulard
Danuta Hübner
Erik Jones
Jean-Claude Juncker
Erkki Liikanen
Emma Marcegaglia
Marcello Messori
Mario Monti
Pierre Moscovici
Jean Pisani-Ferry
Christopher Pissarides
Richard Portes
Romano Prodi
Francesco Profumo
Lucrezia Reichlin
Hélène Rey
Maria João Rodrigues
Herman Van Rompuy
André Sapir
Eleanor Spaventa
Guido Tabellini
Jakob von Weizsäcker
Thomas Wieser
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