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Inhalt: Courage and inspiration are needed to renew the European dream and rediscover the purpose of a European civilisation project which responds to the cultural and moral traditions rooted in the vision of its founding fathers. A mobilising and forward-looking interaction between globalisation and Europeanisation can provide some answers in the emerging global transnational era. This book offers an interdisciplinary in-depth analysis of the relation between globalisation and Europeanisation from a value driven and human-centric perspective. It proposes a broad, diversified and innovative framework and analysis of concepts based on a human rights, cosmopolitan and public goods perspective of sustainable statehood. This approach is applied to interconnected policy areas and issues that are crucial to Europe’s future, such as external relations, culture, intercultural dialogue, citizenship, education and territorial cooperation. The book’s multidisciplinary readings and critical reflections address the complex issues at play in today’s European societies, which require sustainable, cohesive and responsible answers at conceptual and policy level.

Anmerkung: Contenu : Points of Departure – The Idea of Europe: an Historical Perspective – Identity-building in Europe – Europe’s Challenges and Responsibilities in a Globalising World – Sustainable Statehood: a Human-centric and Multi-level Governance of Europe’s Transformation – A Cosmopolitan Perspective of Multi-level Governance in Europe – Global Public Goods and Human Development – The Changing Content of European Studies: an Interdisciplinary Perspective and Practice – European Security and Foreign Relations – Globalisation vs Culture in Europe – Intercultural Dialogue for Cultural Diversity – Citizenship-building in EU – Education for European Citizenship-building – Territorial Cooperation and Multi-level Governance. The Stimulating Role of the Committee of the Regions – Territorial Cooperation and Multi-level Governance. The Stimulating Role of the Committee of the Regions – Building «Urban civitas» in Intercultural Dialogue Practices – Learning Experiences of Participative and Deliberative Democracy.

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Inhalt: Courage and inspiration are needed to renew the European dream and rediscover the purpose of a European civilisation project which responds to the cultural and moral traditions rooted in the vision of its founding fathers. A mobilising and forward-looking interaction between globalisation and Europeanisation can provide some answers in the emerging global transnational era. This book offers an interdisciplinary in-depth analysis of the relation between globalisation and Europeanisation from a value driven and human-centric perspective. It proposes a broad, diversified and innovative framework.

Anmerkung: Cover; Table of Contents; Author's Note; Preface -- Antonio PAPISCA; Preface -- Luc VAN DEN BRANDE; Introduction; CHAPTER 1 : Points of Departure; I. European Integration Process: Origin and Development; II. Scientific Context and Content; 1. The International Relations theory; 2. Emerging scientific context and content; III. Key Concepts; 1. Integration; 2. Inclusion; 3. Diversity; 4. Governance; IV. Guidelines; PART I : CONTEXTUAL EUROPE; CHAPTER 2 : The Idea of Europe: an Historical Perspective; Introduction; I. Classical Origin; II. A Res Publica Christiana in the Middle Ages. , III. A Process of Secularisation towards a European CivilisationConclusion; CHAPTER 3 : Identity-building in Europe; Introduction; I. Concept of Identity; II. Concept of European Identity; III. Models of European Identity-building; 1. Europe of cultures; 2. Europe of citizens; 3. Europe of encounters; IV. Process of European Identity-building; 1. The first years of European integration; 2. The Declaration on European Identity (1973); 3. Europe as a community of citizens; 4. The role of cultures and EU founding values; Conclusion. , CHAPTER 4 : Europe's Challenges and Responsibilities in a Globalising WorldIntroduction; I. Historical Context: Europe at the Cross Roads between Past, Present and Future; II. Challenges to the European Model of Socio-economic Cohesion and Regional Diversity; 1. Globalisation; 2. Europeanisation; 3. Identity and specificity; 4. Culture; 5. Perception; III. Europe's Task and Responsibility in the Globalising World; 1. Quest for meaning; 2. Favouring European citizenship; 3. Europe's responsibility at global level; Conclusion; PART II : RENEWING THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR EUROPE'S FUTURE. , CHAPTER 5 : Sustainable Statehood: a Human-centric and Multi-level Governance of Europe's TransformationIntroduction; I. The Changing International Context: EU as a Regional nd Global Power; 1. Changing setting: multilateralism and multipolar world order: characteristics and trends1; 2. A weakened position of the EU as a global actor; 3. The EU as an international reference or a "model of society"; 4. The way forward for the EU; II. Conceptual Content: Sustainable Statehood of a Human-centric EU Governance; 1. Sustainable statehood; 2. A Human-centric approach to sustainable statehood. , Conclusions1. State-centric vs human-centric development; 2. States as derived entities; 3. Renewing citizenship; CHAPTER 6 : A Cosmopolitan Perspective of Multi-level Governance in Europe; Introduction; I. Cosmopolitanism and Post-modernity in the Context of Globalisation; 1. Multifaceted cosmopolitanism; 2. Contemporary cosmopolitanism; 3. Cosmopolitan democracy; 4. Constitutional patriotism; II. A Cosmopolitan Perspective of Europeanisation; 1. Beck's political and sociological cosmopolitanism; 2. Cosmopolite Europe.

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Serie: Multipel Europes ; no. 52

Inhalt: Courage and inspiration are needed to renew the European dream and rediscover the purpose of a European civilisation project which responds to the cultural and moral traditions rooted in the vision of its founding fathers. A mobilising and forward-looking interaction between globalisation and Europeanisation can provide some answers in the emerging global transnational era. This book offers an interdisciplinary in-depth analysis of the relation between globalisation and Europeanisation from a value driven and human-centric perspective. It proposes a broad, diversified and innovative framework.

Anmerkung: Cover; Table of Contents; Author's Note; Preface -- Antonio PAPISCA; Preface -- Luc VAN DEN BRANDE; Introduction; CHAPTER 1 : Points of Departure; I. European Integration Process: Origin and Development; II. Scientific Context and Content; 1. The International Relations theory; 2. Emerging scientific context and content; III. Key Concepts; 1. Integration; 2. Inclusion; 3. Diversity; 4. Governance; IV. Guidelines; PART I : CONTEXTUAL EUROPE; CHAPTER 2 : The Idea of Europe: an Historical Perspective; Introduction; I. Classical Origin; II. A Res Publica Christiana in the Middle Ages. , III. A Process of Secularisation towards a European CivilisationConclusion; CHAPTER 3 : Identity-building in Europe; Introduction; I. Concept of Identity; II. Concept of European Identity; III. Models of European Identity-building; 1. Europe of cultures; 2. Europe of citizens; 3. Europe of encounters; IV. Process of European Identity-building; 1. The first years of European integration; 2. The Declaration on European Identity (1973); 3. Europe as a community of citizens; 4. The role of cultures and EU founding values; Conclusion. , CHAPTER 4 : Europe's Challenges and Responsibilities in a Globalising WorldIntroduction; I. Historical Context: Europe at the Cross Roads between Past, Present and Future; II. Challenges to the European Model of Socio-economic Cohesion and Regional Diversity; 1. Globalisation; 2. Europeanisation; 3. Identity and specificity; 4. Culture; 5. Perception; III. Europe's Task and Responsibility in the Globalising World; 1. Quest for meaning; 2. Favouring European citizenship; 3. Europe's responsibility at global level; Conclusion; PART II : RENEWING THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR EUROPE'S FUTURE. , CHAPTER 5 : Sustainable Statehood: a Human-centric and Multi-level Governance of Europe's TransformationIntroduction; I. The Changing International Context: EU as a Regional nd Global Power; 1. Changing setting: multilateralism and multipolar world order: characteristics and trends1; 2. A weakened position of the EU as a global actor; 3. The EU as an international reference or a "model of society"; 4. The way forward for the EU; II. Conceptual Content: Sustainable Statehood of a Human-centric EU Governance; 1. Sustainable statehood; 2. A Human-centric approach to sustainable statehood. , Conclusions1. State-centric vs human-centric development; 2. States as derived entities; 3. Renewing citizenship; CHAPTER 6 : A Cosmopolitan Perspective of Multi-level Governance in Europe; Introduction; I. Cosmopolitanism and Post-modernity in the Context of Globalisation; 1. Multifaceted cosmopolitanism; 2. Contemporary cosmopolitanism; 3. Cosmopolitan democracy; 4. Constitutional patriotism; II. A Cosmopolitan Perspective of Europeanisation; 1. Beck's political and sociological cosmopolitanism; 2. Cosmopolite Europe.

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Serie: Europe plurielle / Multiple Europes 52

Inhalt: Courage and inspiration are needed to renew the European dream and rediscover the purpose of a European civilisation project which responds to the cultural and moral traditions rooted in the vision of its founding fathers. A mobilising and forward-looking interaction between globalisation and Europeanisation can provide some answers in the emerging global transnational era.This book offers an interdisciplinary in-depth analysis of the relation between globalisation and Europeanisation from a value driven and human-centric perspective. It proposes a broad, diversified and innovative framework and analysis of concepts based on a human rights, cosmopolitan and public goods perspective of sustainable statehood. This approach is applied to interconnected policy areas and issues that are crucial to Europe’s future, such as external relations, culture, intercultural dialogue, citizenship, education and territorial cooperation. The book’s multidisciplinary readings and critical reflections address the complex issues at play in today’s European societies, which require sustainable, cohesive and responsible answers at conceptual and policy level

Inhalt: Contenu : Points of Departure – The Idea of Europe: an Historical Perspective – Identity-building in Europe – Europe’s Challenges and Responsibilities in a Globalising World – Sustainable Statehood: a Human-centric and Multi-level Governance of Europe’s Transformation – A Cosmopolitan Perspective of Multi-level Governance in Europe – Global Public Goods and Human Development – The Changing Content of European Studies: an Interdisciplinary Perspective and Practice – European Security and Foreign Relations – Globalisation vs Culture in Europe – Intercultural Dialogue for Cultural Diversity – Citizenship-building in EU – Education for European Citizenship-building – Territorial Cooperation and Multi-level Governance. The Stimulating Role of the Committee of the Regions – Territorial Cooperation and Multi-level Governance. The Stimulating Role of the Committee of the Regions – Building «Urban civitas» in Intercultural Dialogue Practices – Learning Experiences of Participative and Deliberative Democracy

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Inhalt: Courage and inspiration are needed to renew the European dream and rediscover the purpose of a European civilisation project which responds to the cultural and moral traditions rooted in the vision of its founding fathers. A mobilising and forward-looking interaction between globalisation and Europeanisation can provide some answers in the emerging global transnational era. This book offers an interdisciplinary in-depth analysis of the relation between globalisation and Europeanisation from a value driven and human-centric perspective. It proposes a broad, diversified and innovative framework

Anmerkung: Description based upon print version of record. , Cover; Table of Contents; Author's Note; Preface - Antonio PAPISCA; Preface - Luc VAN DEN BRANDE; Introduction; CHAPTER 1 : Points of Departure; I. European Integration Process: Origin and Development; II. Scientific Context and Content; 1. The International Relations theory; 2. Emerging scientific context and content; III. Key Concepts; 1. Integration; 2. Inclusion; 3. Diversity; 4. Governance; IV. Guidelines; PART I : CONTEXTUAL EUROPE; CHAPTER 2 : The Idea of Europe: an Historical Perspective; Introduction; I. Classical Origin; II. A Res Publica Christiana in the Middle Ages , III. A Process of Secularisation towards a European CivilisationConclusion; CHAPTER 3 : Identity-building in Europe; Introduction; I. Concept of Identity; II. Concept of European Identity; III. Models of European Identity-building; 1. Europe of cultures; 2. Europe of citizens; 3. Europe of encounters; IV. Process of European Identity-building; 1. The first years of European integration; 2. The Declaration on European Identity (1973); 3. Europe as a community of citizens; 4. The role of cultures and EU founding values; Conclusion , CHAPTER 4 : Europe's Challenges and Responsibilities in a Globalising WorldIntroduction; I. Historical Context: Europe at the Cross Roads between Past, Present and Future; II. Challenges to the European Model of Socio-economic Cohesion and Regional Diversity; 1. Globalisation; 2. Europeanisation; 3. Identity and specificity; 4. Culture; 5. Perception; III. Europe's Task and Responsibility in the Globalising World; 1. Quest for meaning; 2. Favouring European citizenship; 3. Europe's responsibility at global level; Conclusion; PART II : RENEWING THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR EUROPE'S FUTURE , CHAPTER 5 : Sustainable Statehood: a Human-centric and Multi-level Governance of Europe's TransformationIntroduction; I. The Changing International Context: EU as a Regional nd Global Power; 1. Changing setting: multilateralism and multipolar world order: characteristics and trends1; 2. A weakened position of the EU as a global actor; 3. The EU as an international reference or a "model of society"; 4. The way forward for the EU; II. Conceptual Content: Sustainable Statehood of a Human-centric EU Governance; 1. Sustainable statehood; 2. A Human-centric approach to sustainable statehood , Conclusions1. State-centric vs human-centric development; 2. States as derived entities; 3. Renewing citizenship; CHAPTER 6 : A Cosmopolitan Perspective of Multi-level Governance in Europe; Introduction; I. Cosmopolitanism and Post-modernity in the Context of Globalisation; 1. Multifaceted cosmopolitanism; 2. Contemporary cosmopolitanism; 3. Cosmopolitan democracy; 4. Constitutional patriotism; II. A Cosmopolitan Perspective of Europeanisation; 1. Beck's political and sociological cosmopolitanism; 2. Cosmopolite Europe , 3. Cosmopolitan perspective of the European integration process: a European "empire" , English

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Serie: Multiple Europes, No. 52

Inhalt: Courage and inspiration are needed to renew the European dream and rediscover the purpose of a European civilisation project which responds to the cultural and moral traditions rooted in the vision of its founding fathers. A mobilising and forward-looking interaction between globalisation and Europeanisation can provide some answers in the emerging global transnational era. This book offers an interdisciplinary in-depth analysis of the relation between globalisation and Europeanisation from a value driven and human-centric perspective. It proposes a broad, diversified and innovative framework

Anmerkung: Description based upon print version of record. , Cover; Table of Contents; Author's Note; Preface - Antonio PAPISCA; Preface - Luc VAN DEN BRANDE; Introduction; CHAPTER 1 : Points of Departure; I. European Integration Process: Origin and Development; II. Scientific Context and Content; 1. The International Relations theory; 2. Emerging scientific context and content; III. Key Concepts; 1. Integration; 2. Inclusion; 3. Diversity; 4. Governance; IV. Guidelines; PART I : CONTEXTUAL EUROPE; CHAPTER 2 : The Idea of Europe: an Historical Perspective; Introduction; I. Classical Origin; II. A Res Publica Christiana in the Middle Ages , III. A Process of Secularisation towards a European CivilisationConclusion; CHAPTER 3 : Identity-building in Europe; Introduction; I. Concept of Identity; II. Concept of European Identity; III. Models of European Identity-building; 1. Europe of cultures; 2. Europe of citizens; 3. Europe of encounters; IV. Process of European Identity-building; 1. The first years of European integration; 2. The Declaration on European Identity (1973); 3. Europe as a community of citizens; 4. The role of cultures and EU founding values; Conclusion , CHAPTER 4 : Europe's Challenges and Responsibilities in a Globalising WorldIntroduction; I. Historical Context: Europe at the Cross Roads between Past, Present and Future; II. Challenges to the European Model of Socio-economic Cohesion and Regional Diversity; 1. Globalisation; 2. Europeanisation; 3. Identity and specificity; 4. Culture; 5. Perception; III. Europe's Task and Responsibility in the Globalising World; 1. Quest for meaning; 2. Favouring European citizenship; 3. Europe's responsibility at global level; Conclusion; PART II : RENEWING THE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR EUROPE'S FUTURE , CHAPTER 5 : Sustainable Statehood: a Human-centric and Multi-level Governance of Europe's TransformationIntroduction; I. The Changing International Context: EU as a Regional nd Global Power; 1. Changing setting: multilateralism and multipolar world order: characteristics and trends1; 2. A weakened position of the EU as a global actor; 3. The EU as an international reference or a "model of society"; 4. The way forward for the EU; II. Conceptual Content: Sustainable Statehood of a Human-centric EU Governance; 1. Sustainable statehood; 2. A Human-centric approach to sustainable statehood , Conclusions1. State-centric vs human-centric development; 2. States as derived entities; 3. Renewing citizenship; CHAPTER 6 : A Cosmopolitan Perspective of Multi-level Governance in Europe; Introduction; I. Cosmopolitanism and Post-modernity in the Context of Globalisation; 1. Multifaceted cosmopolitanism; 2. Contemporary cosmopolitanism; 3. Cosmopolitan democracy; 4. Constitutional patriotism; II. A Cosmopolitan Perspective of Europeanisation; 1. Beck's political and sociological cosmopolitanism; 2. Cosmopolite Europe , 3. Cosmopolitan perspective of the European integration process: a European "empire" , English

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