… the world is inevitable, it is the mere effect of its internal conflictuality). But we need them
because, in fact, the ‘limit’ (or the ‘limits’ in the … in the continuity of a development, the transition …

… ’ of the European Union) pose the question of whether Europe is … The founding treaties of
the European Communities state … to any ‘European country’, and the European Council held in …

… The conversations concentrated on the future of Europe. This is highly topical since 2004 will
be a key transitional year in the development of the European … debate about the European …

… increasing criminalisation of solidarity practices in support of the migrants in transit highlights
the limits of Europe. We should stress from the outset that we do not regard solidarity in …

… is not the main culprit. Indeed, the low prevalence of extreme anti-European views at all …
institutions such as the Council, the European Council, and the European Parliament have …

… We therefore see the concept of the limits of EUrope as also … ’ EUrope in a currently
unsustainable status quo, and in which … reflect the four realms of EUrope’s challenges and limits, …

… in European history systematically-not simply to distinguish the … from the paradigmatic
Western cases, but to generate the … identify issues in European as well as non-European history, …

… Cold War have brought into focus questions of ‘what Europe is’ … ‘Europe’ referred to those
countries of Europe included in the then European Economic Community (EEC) along with the …

… Four years into the transition to capitalism, the dramatic financial and legal … Central Europe
after the fall of the Berlin Wall are coming in for critical assessment.' The report card for the …

… in the United States and some west European countries, shows that at present three
basic approaches to setting limits can be distinguished: (i) a comprehensive analysis of the …