The Long-Term Effects on European Integration and Cohesion (eBook, ePUB)
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The European Union has long stood as a beacon of peace, prosperity, and unity on a continent historically fractured by conflict. Yet, the Eurozone crisis of the late 2000s tested the very foundations of this remarkable experiment, shaking its economic structures, political bonds, and shared ideals. In The Long-Term Effects on European Integration and Cohesion, Christopher Burton offers a penetrating and comprehensive analysis of how the crisis and the ensuing austerity policies reshaped the European Uniontransforming its governance, challenging its solidarity, and redefining its future.Drawing...
The European Union has long stood as a beacon of peace, prosperity, and unity on a continent historically fractured by conflict. Yet, the Eurozone crisis of the late 2000s tested the very foundations of this remarkable experiment, shaking its economic structures, political bonds, and shared ideals. In The Long-Term Effects on European Integration and Cohesion, Christopher Burton offers a penetrating and comprehensive analysis of how the crisis and the ensuing austerity policies reshaped the European Uniontransforming its governance, challenging its solidarity, and redefining its future.
Drawing on rigorous historical context, incisive economic interpretation, and rich primary source material, Burton explores the origins of the crisis, the political and institutional responses, and their profound social consequences. The book delves into the evolving power dynamics between member states, the fracturing and reconfiguration of solidarity, and the ongoing debates over the EU's identity and legitimacy. From the courtroom battles over fiscal policy to the rise of populism and the reimagining of integration models, this volume uncovers the complex layers that continue to shape Europe's path forward.
Whether you are a policymaker, scholar, or reader fascinated by contemporary European affairs, this book provides essential insight into the crisis that challenged the Union's survival and the long-lasting transformations that emerged. It is an indispensable guide to understanding the EU's present and future in a rapidly changing global landscape.
Drawing on rigorous historical context, incisive economic interpretation, and rich primary source material, Burton explores the origins of the crisis, the political and institutional responses, and their profound social consequences. The book delves into the evolving power dynamics between member states, the fracturing and reconfiguration of solidarity, and the ongoing debates over the EU's identity and legitimacy. From the courtroom battles over fiscal policy to the rise of populism and the reimagining of integration models, this volume uncovers the complex layers that continue to shape Europe's path forward.
Whether you are a policymaker, scholar, or reader fascinated by contemporary European affairs, this book provides essential insight into the crisis that challenged the Union's survival and the long-lasting transformations that emerged. It is an indispensable guide to understanding the EU's present and future in a rapidly changing global landscape.
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