„Europäische Identität“ – Ist das Thema abschiedsreif? Oder nötigen die Krisen zu einem neuen Begriffsverständnis?

Heinrich Schneider

doi:10.5771/0720-5120-2015-4-306

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- 273–274 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 273–274
- 275–336 AUFSÄTZE 275–336
  - 275–291 Nach der Unterhauswahl ist vor dem EU-Referendum: die britische Europapolitik am Scheideweg Kai Oppermann Kai Oppermann 275–291
  - 292–305 Die Europäische Kommission unter Jean-Claude Juncker – eine Zwischenbilanz Michael W. Bauer, Stefan Becker Michael W. Bauer, Stefan Becker 292–305
  - 306–336 „Europäische Identität“ – Ist das Thema abschiedsreif? Oder nötigen die Krisen zu einem neuen Begriffsverständnis? Heinrich Schneider Heinrich Schneider 306–336
- 337–342 FORUM 337–342
  - Zur Zukunft der deutschen und europäischen Russland- und Ukrainepolitik Karsten D. Voigt Karsten D. Voigt
- 343–347 LITERATUR 343–347
  - Fünf Jahre nach Lissabon: das auswärtige Handeln der EU auf dem Prüfstand Jéronimo L. S. Barbin Jéronimo L. S. Barbin
- 348–367 ARBEITSKREIS EUROPÄISCHE INTEGRATION 348–367
  - TAGUNG Linda Dieke, Marieke Eckhardt, Anne-Sophie Lang, Christian Raphael, David Schäfer, Leonie Völker Linda Dieke, Marieke Eckhardt, Anne-Sophie Lang, Christian Raphael, David Schäfer, Leonie Völker
- 368–372 Abstract 368–372
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„Europäische Identität“ – Ist das Thema abschiedsreif? Oder nötigen die Krisen zu einem neuen Begriffsverständnis?

Autoren

Heinrich Schneider

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0720-5120-2015-4-306
- ISSN: 0720-5120
- ISSN online: 2941-8895
Zusammenfassung

Even though the topic of European identity was intensively discussed following the Treaty of Maastricht, it hardly receives attention today. That is not without reason. The European Union faces not just a number of crises, but it is threatened by disintegration or decline. The multifaceted attempts to define community building forces - along historical, cultural and philosophical lines, inspired by constitutional law, or conceptualised along national identity or some other way conceived or devised - may appear ivory-tower. In contrast to such attempts, the author proposes a concept of identity which focuses on political problems. It is based on early classics of political philosophy thus avoiding the danger of concentrating too much on fashionable approaches.

Abstract

Even though the topic of European identity was intensively discussed following the Treaty of Maastricht, it hardly receives attention today. That is not without reason. The European Union faces not just a number of crises, but it is threatened by disintegration or decline. The multifaceted attempts to define community building forces - along historical, cultural and philosophical lines, inspired by constitutional law, or conceptualised along national identity or some other way conceived or devised - may appear ivory-tower. In contrast to such attempts, the author proposes a concept of identity which focuses on political problems. It is based on early classics of political philosophy thus avoiding the danger of concentrating too much on fashionable approaches.
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