European integration can no longer be understood as a west European experiment mainly focused on functional and economic policy cooperation. The issues addressed include security and defence, as well as core concerns of European society. Each dimension influences how countries across the continent engage with European integration.
HELEN WALLACE is Director of the Sussex European Institute, University of Sussex and a leading specialist on European integration.
List of Tables List of Abbreviations Preface Notes on the Contributors Introduction: Rethinking European Integration; H.Wallace PART I: THE FUNCTIONAL DIMENSION European Union Trade Policy: Actually or Just Nominally Liberal?; A.Winters Pan-European Industrial Networks as Factors of Convergence and Divergence within Europe; S.Radosevic Functions, Levels and European Governance; B.Rosamund PART II: THE TERRITORIAL DIMENSION 'You No Longer Believe in Us and We No Longer Believe in You': Russian Attitudes Towards Europe; J.Löwenhardt, M.Light & S.White New Forms of International Migration: In Search of Which Europe?; A.M.Williams Regional Trajectories and Uneven Development in 'the New Europe': Rethinking Territorial Success and Inequality; A.Smith, A.Rainnie & M.Dunford Enlargement and Regionalization: The Europeanization of Local and Regional Governance in CEE States ; J.Hughes, G.Sasse & C.Gordon Germany's Power in Europe; C.Jeffery & W.E.Paterson Rethinking European Security; L.Freedman PART III: THE AFFILIATIONAL DIMENSION Imagining the Union: A Case of Banal Europeanism?; L.Cram European Identity and National Identity in Central and Eastern Europe; J.Batt EU Citizenship and pan-Europeanism; E.Meehan Immigrants, Cosmopolitans and the Idea of Europe; A.Amin PART IV: THE SCOPE AND LIMITS OF INTEGRATION Towards Post-Corporist Concertation in Europe?; R.O'Donnell Organizing European Institutions of Governance: A Prelude to an Institutional Account of Political Integration; J.P.Olsen Index