Issue 2/2016 of integration published
In the new issue of integration, Florian Trauner describes the attempt of the European Commission to push for a new system of refugee distribution within Europe in order to achieve more solidarity between EU member states. Burkard Steppacher analyses the relations between Switzerland and the European Union, especially taking into account current challenges for the bilateral system. Ingo Take argues for Euro Parties as essential force to counteract the depoliticization of the public debate and the disenchantment of many citizens with regard to European politics. Waldemar Hummer rates the new exemptions from the EU law for Great Britain to prevent a Brexit as a fundamental turning away from the Jean Monnet Method. Annette Knaut’s collective review discusses works on constellations of space, time and ideas of the political in Europe. The ‘Arbeitskreis Europäische Integration’ reports on conferences about cities and EU energy policy in the 21st century, economic and political relations between the EU and China as well as challenges for Europe and East Asia in the world economy.
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