دانلود کتاب The Future of Europe

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Front Matter ....Pages i-xxxii
Austria in Europe: Size Matters: But so Do Ideas (Paul Schmidt)....Pages 1-3
Belgium in Search of a Stance on Today’s EU Integration Dilemmas (Nathalie Brack, Amandine Crespy)....Pages 5-8
Bulgaria: More Europe in Domestic Politics (Daniel Smilov)....Pages 9-11
Croatia: Finally in the EU but Still in Search for a Place Under the (EU) Sun (Jakša Puljiz)....Pages 13-15
A Future Europe for Cyprus: A Struggle to Overcome the Utopianism of the 1990s and Come to Terms with the Tough Pragmatism of the 2020s (Giorgos Kentas)....Pages 17-20
Czech Republic: A Paradise for Eurosceptics? (Petr Kratochvíl, Zdeněk Sychra)....Pages 21-24
The Schizophrenic Danes (Marlene Wind)....Pages 25-28
Has the Estonian e-Tiger Been Caught Napping? (Viljar Veebel)....Pages 29-31
Bridging the EU’s Political Dividing Lines Is in Finland’s Security Interest (Juha Jokela)....Pages 33-36
France: Supporting the Jobless – A Job for Europe (Xavier Ragot, Olivier Rozenberg)....Pages 37-40
Germany and the EU: Managing Differentiation to Avoid Structural Segregation (Andreas Maurer)....Pages 41-44
Greece: Of “Future of Europe” Plans and Political Honesty (Xenophon Yataganas, A. D. Papagiannidis)....Pages 45-48
Hungary: Becoming Pioneers Again (Péter Balázs)....Pages 49-51
Active Participation, an Icelandic-German Alliance and United Nordic Front (Baldur Thorhallsson)....Pages 53-55
Ireland and the EU: A Pragmatic Approach to Integration (Cian McCarthy)....Pages 57-60
Italy and the EU: A Relationship with Uncertain Outcomes (Sergio Fabbrini)....Pages 61-64
Latvia’s Future in a Deepened EU: Fine with the Right Wine (Karlis Bukovskis, Aldis Austers)....Pages 65-67
Lithuania and the EU: Pragmatic Support Driven by Security Concerns (Ramūnas Vilpišauskas)....Pages 69-71
Luxembourg and the EU: How to Integrate in the Face of Diversity (Anna-Lena Högenauer)....Pages 73-76
Malta: Small and Peripheral but Aiming for the Core of Europe (Mark Harwood)....Pages 77-79
The Netherlands and the EU: Strengthening but Not Centralising the EU (Adriaan Schout)....Pages 81-84
Exit, Voice, and Loyalty: Norway’s Options (Ulf Sverdrup)....Pages 85-88
Solidarity with Poland but Not from Poland (Zdzisław Mach)....Pages 89-91
The Bell Has Rung: Portugalʼs Main Bet Is on the Conclusion of the EMU (Alice Cunha)....Pages 93-95
The EU’s Young and Restless Democracy: Romania’s Lessons and Contribution (Bianca Toma)....Pages 97-100
Being European: The Slovak Way (Ol’ga Gyárfášová, Lucia Mokrá)....Pages 101-104
Slovenia: From High Enthusiasm to Frustrating Indifference (Maja Bučar)....Pages 105-107
Spain in the EU: Eager to Regain Centrality (Ignacio Molina)....Pages 109-111
Managing the Risk of Periphery: Sweden and the Future of the EU (Göran von Sydow)....Pages 113-115
Towards a “Reset” of EU-Swiss Relations? (Frank Schimmelfennig)....Pages 117-119
Like a Candle in the Wind? Insights and Recommendations on the Turkish Accession to the EU (Başak Alpan)....Pages 121-124
The Union after Brexit: Disintegration, Differentiation or Deepening? (Brendan Donnelly)....Pages 125-127
Back Matter ....Pages 129-133