WHAT KIND OF EUROPE TSOUKALIS L. Księgarnia

'Loukas Tsoukalis ... is an EU insider par excellence. He has managed to write a book about the European Union which takes on big questions and writes about them in clear and lively language ... all sides in the argument about the future of the European Union would profit from reading his book, which manages to summarise old arguments in a succinct and accessible way, while also introducing stimulating new ideas to the debate.' The Economist

''this is not just one more book on the theory of European integration, nor a specialized study of the intricacies of EU governance and policymaking. It is, quite simply, the most readable, comprehensive, and balanced account yet of an extraordinary experiment in interstate cooperation... an admirable piece of work'' Foreign Affairs

As the European Union gets ready to take it's new members, What Kind of Europe? pinpoints the crucial issues which will shape its future as a regional, economic, and political entity.Loukas Tsoukalis is one of the world's leading scholars onEuropean integration; in this book he writes for any reader interested in the key democratic choices facing Europe's citizens.

Readership: Scholars and students of the European Union, especially those interested in European internal and external policy, the European economy, European identity, and International Relations; readers interested in the future of Europe, and the issues and choices facing Europeans

Contents/contributors

List of Graphs

List of Tables

Preface

1 What Kind of Europe

Part 1: Taking Stock

2 The Gap Between Politics and Economics - Or Perception and Realit

3 Winners and Losers

4 ... and the Rest of the World - Americans and Others

Part 2: The Main Challenges Ahead

5 Economic Governance and Models of Capitalism

6 EMU: A Unifying Factor

7 Extending Pax Europa

Part 3: Conclusions

8 What is at Stake?

Select Bibliography

290 pages

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