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...External Relations of the European Community, inParticular EC...the EEA Agreement might be thought to remove pressures on EFTA States tojoin the European Union itself for 'fear of...H. J. J. Andriessen, 'Europe at the Crossroads', Tenth...supranationalismassociated with membership of the European Union.In 1988 the then Secretary...

...of Nationsstands for a Europe in which fundamental power...unlikelyto change. The Europe of Peoples and Regions...fundamental tensions in European philosophy about thenature of the community. The "Europe of Peoples and Regions...

...201Cthe West” andin Europe.For decades European integration was regarded...War II, most Germans thought the aim of Europeanunity...establishment of alasting European peace order as the ultimate...that the process of European unification must be...convinced that a unified Europe is the most effective...

...There is no idea of Europe common to all European states, and therefore...no agreement on where Europe ends. West and East...illustrates how little thought had been given to the future shape and limits of European integration. The Council...

...a new surge of interestin European unity, leading to negative...future and thereconstruction of Europe. The idea of unity resurfaced...theResistance movements of occupied Europe that the voice of unity wasmost...withsome license, be called the philosophy of the Resistance. It was...spirit should be injected into European reconstruction afterthe war...

development. A southern European pattern of authoritarian dictator­ships can be recognized...able topresent an alternative model. Elements of the Italian philosophy of action, nationalism, futurism,and proletarian imperialism...

...Eventually, too, some thought must be given to the transforU...formulant of EC law -- as the European Parlia­ment grows in...stature, the ability of the European cit­izen to use the European Court of Justice to bring...institutions to account before Europe's citizenry.In discussing...

...peacefulnation to engulf the whole of Europe.Probably the lack of success in unifying Europe through so many centurieswas...forcible conquests by the European rulers. How­ever...and had spread all over Europe during the late Middle Ages...literature, culture, and philosophy of ancient Greece and Rome...

...can serve to inject legitimacy into European integration. Furthermore, it can function...a basis for political challenges to European institutions, when, for instance...for generating a sense of belonging to Europe' (European Commission 2001a: 11); 'openness...

...militatedagainst traditional theology and philosophy of religion.In this chapter...realism on the continentof Europe, as seen in the thought of Brentano (Section...in the hegemony of British philosophy (Section 70)...indirectly, much of our modern thought has been influencedby a remarkable...