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Perspectives on the European Union,ns of interaction between a nascent transnational polity and its component political units. As the Union embarks on this aspiring task, the intersection of different, and often contending, theoretical approaches to such an interdisciplinary object of study is expected to enhance our understanding of

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Security Politics in the New Europe,d of East-West division has ended the idea of a single predominant threat to security and given way to the notion of risks. The interpretation of security has also changed from national to international and societal perspectives. Attention has focused on a range of issues, which have extended the cl

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Fortress Europe, National Identity and Citizenship,tion flows into EU territories. In turn, the fortress mentality has been recognized as a feature of the new security politics in Europe (see Chapter 3). It not only reflects a concern with the policing of frontiers and the control of the movement of people across borders; it also betrays an anxiety

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,Eastern Europe and the ‘Return to Europe’,though he were in a ‘different country’. This sentiment was a few months premature, but the then USSR was already itself operating in a ‘different world’. The Cold War was officially over, the states of Eastern Europe had left the Soviet embrace to loud strains of ‘My Way’, the Soviet Union itself w

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-23704-2ns of interaction between a nascent transnational polity and its component political units. As the Union embarks on this aspiring task, the intersection of different, and often contending, theoretical approaches to such an interdisciplinary object of study is expected to enhance our understanding of