[governance] Where are we going?

[Vittorio Bertola]

Michael Froomkin - U.Miami School of Law ha scritto:
> But why, in this case, is that position (whether "ultra-liberal" or as I 
> would say, rather conservative) a bad one?  Isn't decentralized decision 
> making (subsidiarity) a Good Thing in this (and most) cases?

It's difficult to talk about structural principles, because you can turn 
them around however you like to support your position - for example, one 
could say that subsidiarity is better achieved by not adding a label at 
the central level, so that each country can decide whether to add it - 
and, if desired, push or force content into it - at its own 
decentralized level.

I'm not sure that there is any way to make this any different than a sum 
of individual judgements by a set of people from diverse social and 
political backgrounds, at least until we peacefully convince everyone to 
agree on a certain approach.
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