1st Edition
Reframing Europe's Future Challenges and failures of the European construction
Introduction Jody Jensen and Ferenc Miszlivetz Part 1: Landscape During Crisis: Reframing Interpretations and Expectations 1. Europe: An Epistemological Crisis György Schöpflin 2. Geopolitical Scenarios for European Integration: The Decades to Come József Böröcz 3. Like a Phoenix from the Ashes: Looking for a Constitutional Moment in Crisis Doris Wydra and Sonja Puntscher Riekmann 4. Disruption or Consolidation? Ideological Orthodoxies and Heresies Jody Jensen Part 2: Economic, Financial and Monetary Aspects of the EU Crisis 5. The Cost of Fiscal Disunion in Europe and the New Model of Fiscal Federalism Guido Montani 6. From Democratic Dissatisfaction to Financial Crisis Dóra Győrffy 7. The Origin and Characteristics of the Euro Crisis and Solutions Tibor Palánkai Part 3: Landscape in the ‘Peripheries’: Inside and Outside the EU 8. Anatomy of the Euro-crisis Annamaria Artner 9. Does Austerity Prevail Over Democracy? Two Bad Models: Italy and Greece Federico Rampini 10. Yugoslav and EU Decline: The Dynamics of Dissolution and Sovereignty Reframed Stefano Bianchini Part 4: Citizenship and Democracy in Europe 11. The Crisis of the Euro, the Crisis of the European Union, and the Crisis of Democracy in Europe Philippe C. Schmitter 12. The Life and Death of Democracies Stuart Holland 13. Freedom, Citizenship, Culture and the Changing Role of the Intellectual Class: A European Perspective Steve Austen Part 5: The Future of Europe: Navigating between National Sovereignty and Democratic Cosmopolitanism 14. The EU and the Quest for Political Union Jaap Hoeksma 15. Europe Between Two Worlds Elemér Hankiss 16. The Post-Euromaidan Future for Europe Ferenc Miszlivetz
Biography
Ferenc Miszlivetz is Academic Programme Director at the Institute for Global and European Integration Studies at Corvinus University in Budapest, Scientific Advisor of the Institute for Political Sciences at the Hungarian Academy of Science and President of the board of ISES Foundation.
Jody Jensen is the Director of International Relations at the Institute of Social and European Studies and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Political Sciences at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
