@book{2023:waechter:europe_at_,
title = {Europe at a Turning Point},
year = {2023},
note = {The Russian war of aggression against Ukraine is a turning point for
the European Union in many different respects. Practically all the
EU’s policy areas are affected by it, from its common foreign and
security policy to its position in relation to its allies, like the
United States, and to key geopolitical actors such as China. The war
impacts our energy security, energy costs, and the way we need to
organise our transition to carbon-neutral sources. Inflation has
returned to Europe, and many citizens feel overwhelmed by the
accumulation of crises since the outbreak of Covid-19 in 2020. The
essays assembled in this book were written by researchers affiliated
to CIFE (Centre international de formation européenne) in Nice and
Berlin. They address various challenges to the EU triggered by the
turning point of 2022.With contributions byLaurent Baechler |
Michel-Henry Bouchet | Flo Van den Broek | Philipp Brugner | Eda
Bülbül | Martin Fleischer | Tobias Flessenkemper | Rachel Guyet |
Gabrielle Heyvaert | András Inotai | Arnaud Leconte | Jeffrey Lu |
Hartmut Marhold | Kristian Nielsen | Aline Palige | Kyriakos Revelas |
Herman Van Rompuy | Merve Samalp | Sarah Sporys | George Tzogopoulos |
Jean-Claude Vérez | Matthias Waechter},
edition = {},
publisher = {Nomos},
address = {Baden-Baden},
series = {Denkart Europa | Mindset Europe},
volume = {35},
editor = {Waechter, Matthias and Palige, Aline and Baechler, Laurent}
}