Perspectives for Europe

Prof. Dr. Markus Pausch

doi:10.5771/9783748900092

Summary

Die Beiträge dieses Bandes gehen aus der internationalen Konferenz „Ideas for the Future of Europe“ hervor und fokussieren Ideen und Herausforderungen im Kontext bestehender Krisen in Europa und speziell in der Europäischen Union. In den Blick geraten dabei sowohl geschichts- als auch politikwissenschaftliche Perspektiven.

In diesem Band werden klassische Themenschwerpunkte aufgegriffen, die für das Zusammenleben der Menschen in Europa von entscheidender Bedeutung sind. Hier sind etwa das Verhältnis von der Europäischen Union zu seinen Mitgliedstaaten, die aktuelle Migrations- und Asylpolitik sowie die Rolle des Islams als Teil von Europa hervorzuheben.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2020
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-5876-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-7489-0009-2
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language: English
Pages: 152
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 8
Markus Pausch
1. The religious-cultural idea of Europe No access Markus Pausch
2. The strategic-national idea of Europe No access Markus Pausch
3. The democratic-cosmopolitan idea of Europe No access Markus Pausch
4. Conclusion No access Markus Pausch
Alessandro Bresolin
1. After the First World War (1918–1939):The Triumph of the Totalitarian Nation State No access Alessandro Bresolin
2. The Second World War (1939–1945) and the Collapse of the System of Nation States No access Alessandro Bresolin
3. After World War II (1945–1955):The Nation State System Is Back Again No access Alessandro Bresolin
Nedzad Mocevic
1. 1. Introduction No access Nedzad Mocevic
2. 2. The dichotomous world view of Occident versus Orient No access Nedzad Mocevic
3. Nedzad Mocevic
  1. a) Mutual exchange in the Early and High Middle Ages No access Nedzad Mocevic
  2. b) Late Middle Ages and Renaissance No access Nedzad Mocevic
  3. c) Modern age No access Nedzad Mocevic
  4. 3. Conclusion No access Nedzad Mocevic
Werner Weidenfeld
1. Introduction No access Werner Weidenfeld
2. Crises, reforms and current problems No access Werner Weidenfeld
3. European identity in an age of confusion No access Werner Weidenfeld
4. Security strategy as a principal task No access Werner Weidenfeld
5. Conclusion: Strategy rather than dreaming No access Werner Weidenfeld
Rut Bermejo
1. 1. Introduction No access Rut Bermejo
2. Rut Bermejo
  1. 2.1. Those who want to come: Asia and Africa No access Rut Bermejo
  2. 2.2. European public opinion, political parties and public policies No access Rut Bermejo
3. 3. From border control to management of external borders No access Rut Bermejo
4. Rut Bermejo
  1. 4.1. The impacts of the refugee crisis No access Rut Bermejo
  2. 4.2. Debate on integration and citizenship No access Rut Bermejo
5. Rut Bermejo
  1. 5.1. The downturn in the recognition of the right to asylum No access Rut Bermejo
  2. 5.2. Smuggling and trafficking of Human beings No access Rut Bermejo
6. 6. Conclusion No access Rut Bermejo
Zoe Lefkofridi
1. The Puzzle of Disintegration from a Party Politics Perspective No access Zoe Lefkofridi
2. The Growing Tension Between Key Functions of Political Parties in the EU Polity No access Zoe Lefkofridi
3. Responsibility and Responsiveness on EU issues in ‘Normal’ Times No access Zoe Lefkofridi
4. Citizen Representation through the Council No access Zoe Lefkofridi
5. Citizen Representation through the European Parliament No access Zoe Lefkofridi
6. Europe’s Long Absence from Party Politics No access Zoe Lefkofridi
7. Consequences of Depoliticization for Parties and Citizens No access Zoe Lefkofridi
8. Responsiveness and Responsibility in Times of Crisis No access Zoe Lefkofridi
9. The Role of the Center Right Mainstream for the Future of Europe No access Zoe Lefkofridi
10. Prospects of Disintegration after the 2019 Elections to the European Parliament No access Zoe Lefkofridi
Tamara Ehs
1. I. Integration through Law and Participation No access Tamara Ehs
2. II. Democratically motivated Litigation No access Tamara Ehs
3. III. Access to Justice with a Social Bias? No access Tamara Ehs
4. IV. Conclusion No access Tamara Ehs
Markus Pausch
1. Introduction No access Markus Pausch
2. Polarisation: To clarify a term No access Markus Pausch
3. Benign and pernicious or democratic and anti-democratic polarisation No access Markus Pausch
4. Drivers of polarisation in 21st-century Europe No access Markus Pausch
5. The future of the EU as a polarising issue No access Markus Pausch
6. Dealing with conflict and polarisation in pluralistic societies No access Markus Pausch
7. Democratic innovations for Europe No access Markus Pausch
8. Democratic innovations at EU level No access Markus Pausch
9. Democratic innovations at the national level of the member states No access Markus Pausch
10. Democratic innovations at local level No access Markus Pausch
11. Conclusion No access Markus Pausch
Authors No access Pages 151 - 152