Books in the Contemporary European Politics series

European economic integration has advanced faster and further than anyone could have predicted, yet hopes are fading for a single European identity. This ambitious study analyses the complex mosaic of competing visions and aspirations, and explores a Europe where concepts of community are multiplying and disintegrating simultaneously.

Why have neoliberal economic ideas survived and thrived since the 1980s, taking Europe from boom to bust? This groundbreaking book examines how neoliberal ideas have influenced key areas of policy and politics both in the European Union and across European countries.

Why have neoliberal economic ideas survived and thrived since the 1980s, taking Europe from boom to bust? This groundbreaking book examines how neoliberal ideas have influenced key areas of policy and politics both in the European Union and across European countries.

European economic integration has advanced faster and further than anyone could have predicted, yet hopes are fading for a single European identity. This ambitious study analyses the complex mosaic of competing visions and aspirations, and explores a Europe where concepts of community are multiplying and disintegrating simultaneously.

Addresses the lively contemporary debate about the nature and limits of EU law's primacy over both national and international law. Leading EU constitutional scholars thoroughly analyse the EU's legal and constitutional character and authority, providing a sharp and engaging discussion for students and scholars of EU politics and law.

Addresses the lively contemporary debate about the nature and limits of EU law's primacy over both national and international law. Leading EU constitutional scholars thoroughly analyse the EU's legal and constitutional character and authority, providing a sharp and engaging discussion for students and scholars of EU politics and law.

The Euro crisis has created an unprecedented degree of controversy, leading people to debate European politics across borders in a way never seen before. This volume explores what we know about the Europeanization of public spheres and its consequences, both politically and normatively.

The Euro crisis has created an unprecedented degree of controversy, leading people to debate European politics across borders in a way never seen before. This volume explores what we know about the Europeanization of public spheres and its consequences, both politically and normatively.