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Questioning Re:Generation Europe
Re:Generation Europe
Discussing Ways of How to Re-Launch European Integration
Luogo:
Department of Humanities - Room 001
16 December 2013
“Europe is more than a market, more than an incipient
political community or fiscal union. To its citizens, Europe is, first and
foremost, a tangible reality”.
Besides technical issues the current crisis also
raises important questions regarding the EU’s identity (unanswered after the
constitutional crisis, and even before).
The Manifesto “Re:generation Europe” is an “initiative that calls for a new
normative paradigm for the European Union” arguing that “the European Union
should be more European and that it should more firmly reflect the European
modus operandi of society”.
In spring 2013 the German Law Journal published a
Special Issue: Regeneration Europe which further develops the Manifesto and
contains contributions from different disciplines and viewpoints.
Starting from the discussion of the Manifesto and GLJ
Special Issue, the conference shall explore the state of the Union and whether
and how it is possible (and/or desirable) to re-launch the European integration
process.
After a presentation of the Manifesto and the Special
Issue by its two editors, PhD students will present three papers on some of the
issues discussed in the GLJ Special Issue; the presentations will be followed
by comments and discussion. The conference will close with a round table with
Faculty of the School
of International Studies"
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