Cornerstones for an Evolving Europe

European Horizons

doi:10.5771/9783748929130

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Publication year: 2022
Publication date: 26.08.2022
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-8552-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-7489-2913-0
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Denkart Europa | Mindset Europe
Volume: 34
Language: English
Pages: 129
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 10
José María Arroyo Nieto
1. Introduction No access José María Arroyo Nieto
2. The EU’s Foundational Myth No access José María Arroyo Nieto
3. Challenges No access José María Arroyo Nieto
4. EU leaders and the EU’s identity No access José María Arroyo Nieto
5. Conclusion No access José María Arroyo Nieto
6. Bibliography No access José María Arroyo Nieto
Gabrielle Bernoville
1. Introduction No access Gabrielle Bernoville
2. Gabrielle Bernoville
  1. United in sustainability – Stronger in diversity No access Gabrielle Bernoville
3. Gabrielle Bernoville
  1. Beyond Bureaucracies: Uprooting the NEB No access Gabrielle Bernoville
  2. Beyond Narratives: Rebranding the NEB No access Gabrielle Bernoville
  3. Beyond Procedures: Empowering the NEB No access Gabrielle Bernoville
4. Gabrielle Bernoville
  1. 1. Engage with Europe’s narratives and responsibilities No access Gabrielle Bernoville
  2. 2. Enabling Environment: Finance, Data and Research No access Gabrielle Bernoville
  3. 3. Invest in awareness-raising action and foster broader understanding No access Gabrielle Bernoville
  4. 4. Embrace Co-Designing and Collaboration No access Gabrielle Bernoville
  5. 5. Gear Up the International Dimension of the NEB No access Gabrielle Bernoville
5. Conclusion No access Gabrielle Bernoville
6. Bibliography No access Gabrielle Bernoville
Bryan Bayne
1. Introduction No access Bryan Bayne
2. Why Policy Integration Matters No access Bryan Bayne
3. The 2013 Forest Strategy: Too modest No access Bryan Bayne
4. The New Forest Strategy for 2030: Too ambitious No access Bryan Bayne
5. Obstacles to the new Forest Strategy: Political backlash No access Bryan Bayne
6. Conclusion No access Bryan Bayne
7. Bibliography: No access Bryan Bayne
Samuel Blair
1. Introduction: A Historical Perspective No access Samuel Blair
2. Migration crisis as opportunity No access Samuel Blair
3. Reallocation of Cohesion Policy Funds No access Samuel Blair
4. Conclusion No access Samuel Blair
5. Bibliography No access Samuel Blair
Alexios Simintzis
1. Introduction No access Alexios Simintzis
2. Alexios Simintzis
  1. The Brussels effect No access Alexios Simintzis
  2. The external dimension of the Green Deal No access Alexios Simintzis
3. Alexios Simintzis
  1. The case of carbon leakage No access Alexios Simintzis
  2. The case of methane leakage No access Alexios Simintzis
4. Alexios Simintzis
  1. Industrial competitiveness No access Alexios Simintzis
  2. Climate change mitigation No access Alexios Simintzis
  3. Concrete policy recommendations No access Alexios Simintzis
  4. Methane regulation: set up mandatory emission reduction mechanisms for gas imports No access Alexios Simintzis
  5. Policy recommendations No access Alexios Simintzis
5. Conclusion No access Alexios Simintzis
6. Bibliography: No access Alexios Simintzis
Lilybell Evergreen
1. Introduction No access Lilybell Evergreen
2. The China Factor: Exploring EU-China and US-China Relations No access Lilybell Evergreen
3. The Impact of ‘Alliance of Democracies’ and ‘Strategic Autonomy’ on EU and US Global Strategy No access Lilybell Evergreen
4. Case Study One on Development Investment: The EU’s Global Gateway Strategy versus China’s Belt and Road Initiative No access Lilybell Evergreen
5. Case Study Two on Security Strategies: EU and AUKUS Indo-Pacific Strategy No access Lilybell Evergreen
6. Post-pandemic Recovery and Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine No access Lilybell Evergreen
7. Conclusion No access Lilybell Evergreen
8. Bibliography: No access Lilybell Evergreen
Rasmika Ghosh
1. Introduction: The non-refoulement principle No access Rasmika Ghosh
2. Exceptions to the non-refoulement principle No access Rasmika Ghosh
3. Rasmika Ghosh
  1. Asia No access Rasmika Ghosh
  2. Europe No access Rasmika Ghosh
  3. United States No access Rasmika Ghosh
4. Violation of the non-refoulement principle No access Rasmika Ghosh
5. Conclusion No access Rasmika Ghosh
6. Bibliography: No access Rasmika Ghosh
Viddhi Thakker
1. Introduction No access Viddhi Thakker
2. Background No access Viddhi Thakker
3. The Impact of Covid on migration within the EU No access Viddhi Thakker
4. Migration within the EU pre-Covid No access Viddhi Thakker
5. Reforms required for a post-Covid environment No access Viddhi Thakker
6. Conclusion No access Viddhi Thakker
7. Bibliography No access Viddhi Thakker
Bilal Asghar
1. Introduction: The EU’s uneven response to Covid-19 No access Bilal Asghar
2. Bilal Asghar
  1. Germany No access Bilal Asghar
  2. Spain No access Bilal Asghar
  3. Sweden No access Bilal Asghar
  4. EU Institutions No access Bilal Asghar
  5. Overview No access Bilal Asghar
3. Bilal Asghar
  1. Insufficient Resources No access Bilal Asghar
  2. Lack of Trust in Institutions No access Bilal Asghar
  3. Slow Reaction Times No access Bilal Asghar
  4. Potential future threats No access Bilal Asghar
4. Bilal Asghar
  1. Recommendation 1: Clearly delineate principles and responsibilities across institutions. No access Bilal Asghar
  2. Recommendation 2: Increase public involvement and communication No access Bilal Asghar
  3. Recommendation 3: Create national and local reserve banks of logistical capabilities, skills, and a workforce to leverage them. No access Bilal Asghar
  4. Recommendation 4: Further integrate national crisis management systems with a transnational European system. No access Bilal Asghar
5. Bilal Asghar
  1. Financial Cost No access Bilal Asghar
  2. The Erosion of Civil Liberties: Paranoia and a Permanent State of Emergency No access Bilal Asghar
  3. Cost-Benefit Analysis No access Bilal Asghar
6. Conclusion No access Bilal Asghar
7. Bibliography No access Bilal Asghar
Darren Wong
1. Introduction No access Darren Wong
2. Citizen Participation in the Smart City No access Darren Wong
3. Policy Approach 1: Looking beyond ‘co-creation’ No access Darren Wong
4. Policy Approach 2: Designing smart city initiatives for trust No access Darren Wong
5. Policy Approach 3: Bridging the gap between citizens and policymakers No access Darren Wong
6. Conclusion No access Darren Wong