Who are the Europeans Now?

Discover the profound insights of Edward Moxon-Browne in his thought-provoking book, Who are the Europeans Now?, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2004. Spanning 216 pages, this engaging volume delves into the evolving landscape of European identity, presenting a compelling argument against the traditional belief that European integration diminishes national identity. Instead, Moxon-Browne posits that the very essence of the European project may be at risk unless a genuine sense of citizenship at the EU level is fostered. This book is essential for anyone interested in cultural studies, political science, and the intricate dynamics of international relations in Europe. Join Moxon-Browne on this exploration of contemporary identity, and understand the challenges and opportunities facing European unity today.