"The European Union" is the first full-length treatment of European
integration from a sociological perspective. It redirects the core
concerns of political sociology away from nationally bounded
societies towards a 'sociology beyond societies', capable of making
a valuable contribution to thinking about the nature and problems
of the European Union. Within this broad objective, the book
concerns itself with such key issues as the relation between the EU
and globalization, the nature of the EU state, and the question of
whether a European society can be said to exist. The book also
addresses crucial policy areas such as unemployment, citizenship,
social exclusion, cohesion, core-periphery relations, the
"democratic deficit," and enlargement.
Students, scholars, and sociologists interested in the history,
development, and legacies of the European Union will find this to
be a unique and informative text.
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