Reshaping the Future of Europe with Complementary Currencies

Christian Gelleri

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Social Sciences and Governance Finance, Markets, and Regulation European Monetary and Fiscal Policies

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For several decades, the phenomenon of complementary currencies has been emerging without the law having taken much notice. Only with the emergence of the first virtual currencies have there been serious discussions on this topic. The motives of the initiators and groups are very different. Is it about maximising profits or about ecological, social and cultural goals? The author advocates the integration of complementary currencies that have actively contributed to societal problems into the legal framework of the European Union.

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