"This book identifies competing conceptions of 'Europe' in public debates and relates these meanings to national, regional, and ideological divisions. It provides new insights into the European senses of belonging that citizens are exposed to and the normative thresholds that demarcate the boundaries of the European project"--
"This book identifies competing conceptions of 'Europe' in public debates and relates these meanings to national, regional, and ideological divisions. It provides new insights into the European senses of belonging that citizens are exposed to and the normative thresholds that demarcate the boundaries of the European project"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Félix Krawatzek is a political scientist at the Centre for East European and International Studies. Friedemann Pestel is a historian at the University of Tübingen, Germany. Rieke Trimçev is a political theorist at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. Gregor Feindt is a historian at the Leibniz Institute of European History in Mainz and Associate Member of the Special Research Center on human differentiation at the University of Mainz.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: The Many Meanings of Europe 1. The Roots of Europe? From Ancient Greece to the Enlightenment 2. Risen from the Ashes? Telling Stories about Postwar Europe 3. The Seminal Catastrophe: The First World War between European Ambitions and National Realities 4. Universalizing the Holocaust: Founding Myth(s) for Europe 5. Two Totalitarian Regimes, Two Genocides? An Alternative Foundation from "New Europe" 6. Beyond the Pale for Europe: Present-Day Russia 7. The Impossible EU Member: Turkey's Enduring Nonaccession 8. War in the "Heart of Europe": Facing Mass Violence in the Balkans 9. Pacts of Forgetting? Integrating Greece, Spain, and Portugal 10. Target Europe? Striving for Solidarity against Terror 11. To Leave or Not to Leave: The Many Histories behind Brexit 12. Europe's Failure, Europe's Rebirth? Refugee Crises Conclusion: The Future of Europe's Past
Introduction: The Many Meanings of Europe 1. The Roots of Europe? From Ancient Greece to the Enlightenment 2. Risen from the Ashes? Telling Stories about Postwar Europe 3. The Seminal Catastrophe: The First World War between European Ambitions and National Realities 4. Universalizing the Holocaust: Founding Myth(s) for Europe 5. Two Totalitarian Regimes, Two Genocides? An Alternative Foundation from "New Europe" 6. Beyond the Pale for Europe: Present-Day Russia 7. The Impossible EU Member: Turkey's Enduring Nonaccession 8. War in the "Heart of Europe": Facing Mass Violence in the Balkans 9. Pacts of Forgetting? Integrating Greece, Spain, and Portugal 10. Target Europe? Striving for Solidarity against Terror 11. To Leave or Not to Leave: The Many Histories behind Brexit 12. Europe's Failure, Europe's Rebirth? Refugee Crises Conclusion: The Future of Europe's Past
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