The state of the European Union : volume 7, With US or against US ? : European trends in American perspective

Nicolas Jabko (1, 2) , Craig Parsons (3)

1 CERIUM - Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches Internationales
2 CERI - Centre de recherches internationales (Sciences Po, CNRS)
3 University of Oregon [Eugene]

Since 1945, two major projects have dominated European worldviews: the transatlantic partnership and “integration” in the European Union. Neither is fundamentally at risk today, but both have entered uncharted territory. President Bush has asked bluntly if Europeans are “with us or against us,” and most lean toward the latter. The EU’s original road map for integration culminated in monetary union, and its future agenda is vague. This introduction and the book that follows chart the many trends of change that carried Europe to this crossroads. It aims for accessibility for European and American students, avoiding theoretical jargon and mapping European trends in comparison to American policies and institutions.

Mots clés: Integration theory; Political change; Transatlantic relations; European integration; George Bush

Mots clés: Relations extérieures -- Pays de l'Union européenne; États-Unis; Relations extérieures -- États-Unis; Pays de l'Union européenne

Domaines: Science politique

Nicolas Jabko, Craig Parsons. The state of the European Union : volume 7, With US or against US ? : European trends in American perspective. Nicolas Jabko; Craig Parsons. Oxford University Press, pp.468, 2005, 9780199283958. ⟨hal-03394009⟩