Catherine Guisan. A Political Theory of Identity in European Integration
Abstract
The reader of Catherine Guisan’s book needs to
take some time to engage with the terminology and
the principles of thinking of Hannah Arendt and other
contemporary political philosophers. But he gets compensated
by an innovative – albeit eclectic – reading
of the roots and contents of European political identity
and a fine-grained reflection of the principles and
motivations for action of actors at different stages of
the integration process and their repercussions today.
Guisan manages to provide some meat to the bones
of the beast…
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