The Justification of Europe offers an engaging new interpretation of the European Union, combining normative and positive approaches in an innovative way.
The Justification of Europe offers an engaging new interpretation of the European Union, combining normative and positive approaches in an innovative way.
Jürgen Neyer earned his PhD at the Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe University in Frankfurt/ Main and his habilitation at the University of Bremen. He has taught and done research at various universities including the University of California at Berkeley, the Free University of Berlin, and the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. His research and teaching interests lie in the field of European integration theory and international political theory. His publications have appeared in a number of leading political science journals including the Journal of Common Market Studies, the Journal of European Public Policy, and the European Law Journal. He is Professor of Political Science at the European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder) and the Managing Director of the Frankfurt Institute for Transformation Studies.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: Setting the Stage 1: The Challenge 2: Normative Realism Part II: Understanding the EU 3: The Nature of the Beast 4: Towards a Supranational Democracy? Part III: Standard-Setting 5: Justice in International Political Theory 6: Justice and the Right to Justification Part IV: Reconstructing the EU 7: Structures of Justification Part V: The EU's Justice Deficit 8: Imperfectly Justified Structures of Justification 9: The EU's Imperial Foreign Policy Part VI: Conclusion 10: Conclusion Bibliography
Part I: Setting the Stage 1: The Challenge 2: Normative Realism Part II: Understanding the EU 3: The Nature of the Beast 4: Towards a Supranational Democracy? Part III: Standard-Setting 5: Justice in International Political Theory 6: Justice and the Right to Justification Part IV: Reconstructing the EU 7: Structures of Justification Part V: The EU's Justice Deficit 8: Imperfectly Justified Structures of Justification 9: The EU's Imperial Foreign Policy Part VI: Conclusion 10: Conclusion Bibliography
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