The last year has been extremely tough for Europe as a political idea. The debt crisis, the rise of the radical right, repeated and widespread attacks against immigrants, foreigners, but also the very concept of supranational solidarity have seemed to bring one of the richest regions of the globe to the brink of collapse. Is the situation as hard as it has been made to look? And where should Europe’s efforts first turn to?
Recherche
- Andrew Arato, “Is There a Dictatorship in the E.U.?,” Books and Ideas, 11 May 2012.
- Stéphanie Novak, “Europe: Another Useless Treaty? An interview with Renaud Dehousse,” Books and Ideas, 1 May 2012.
- Nicolas Delalande, “The Greek State: Its Past and Future An interview with Anastassios Anastassiadis,” Books and Ideas, 20 March 2012.
- Bruno Palier, Franck Vanderbroucke and Anton Hemerijck, “For a Social Investment Pact in Europe,” Books and Ideas, 15 June 2011.
Soon to be published: Nicolas Delalande and Ivan Jablonka, “Labor Migration and Social Rights from Europe in 1900 to China in the 2000s.”
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