Die Politisierung der Europäischen Union als Chance nutzen

Christian Rauh; Michael Zürn

doi:10.5771/0720-5120-2016-1-3

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- 1–2 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–2
- 3–45 AUFSÄTZE 3–45
  - 3–14 Die Politisierung der Europäischen Union als Chance nutzen Christian Rauh, Michael Zürn Christian Rauh, Michael Zürn 3–14
  - 15–29 Weder Stabilitäts- noch Transferunion: der Europäische Stabilitätsmechanismus in einer reformierten Währungszone Oliver Höing Oliver Höing 15–29
  - 30–45 Investor-Staat-Streitbeilegung – Suche nach alternativen Lösungsansätzen und -wegen Ludwig Gramlich, Claudia Conen Ludwig Gramlich, Claudia Conen 30–45
- 46–51 FORUM 46–51
  - 2016 – ein Schicksalsjahr für die EU? Elmar Brok Elmar Brok
- 52–65 LITERATUR 52–65
  - 52–58 2014 – die erste „echte“ Europawahl? Manuel Müller Manuel Müller 52–58
  - 59–65 Herangehensweisen und Konzepte neuerer Lehrbücher zum Recht der Europäischen Union Christoph Schewe Christoph Schewe 59–65
- 66–86 ARBEITSKREIS EUROPÄISCHE INTEGRATION 66–86
  - 66–74 Europa in Zeiten von Politisierung und Europäisierung Frédéric Krumbein Frédéric Krumbein 66–74
  - 75–79 Föderale Perspektiven in der aktuellen EU-Reformdebatte Marius Michalski Marius Michalski 75–79
  - 80–86 Übergabe der Festschrift an Professor Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. Peter-Christian Müller-Graff Lena Gerold, Thomas Raff Lena Gerold, Thomas Raff 80–86
- 87–88 Tagungsplan 87–88
- 89–92 Abstract 89–92
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Die Politisierung der Europäischen Union als Chance nutzen

Autoren

Christian Rauh Michael Zürn

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0720-5120-2016-1-3
- ISSN print: 0720-5120
- ISSN online: 2941-8895
Zusammenfassung

Not the least during the Euro crisis, the European Union has become subject to open public contestation. This politicization creates opposition to European institutions and their policies, but it also raises public awareness about the relevance and the potential of political decision-making beyond the nation state. Europe thus faces a critical juncture: On the one hand, the traditionally technocratic path of European integration seems hardly promising anymore. On the other hand, public politicization creates the necessary conditions to set European integration on a more democratic path. The long term effects of the politicization will depend on whether supranational and national political elites are able and willing to offer institutional channels for societal debates on European integration.

Abstract

Not the least during the Euro crisis, the European Union has become subject to open public contestation. This politicization creates opposition to European institutions and their policies, but it also raises public awareness about the relevance and the potential of political decision-making beyond the nation state. Europe thus faces a critical juncture: On the one hand, the traditionally technocratic path of European integration seems hardly promising anymore. On the other hand, public politicization creates the necessary conditions to set European integration on a more democratic path. The long term effects of the politicization will depend on whether supranational and national political elites are able and willing to offer institutional channels for societal debates on European integration.
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