Citizenship, Democracy and Justice in the New Europe (European Political Science Series)

Book Cover......Page 1
Copyright......Page 5
Contents......Page 6
List of contributors......Page 8
Acknowledgements......Page 9
Preface......Page 11
INTRODUCTION......Page 14
LIBERALISM, COMMUNITY AND CULTURE......Page 16
DEMOCRATIC LEGITIMACY......Page 20
SUBSTANTIVE LEGITIMACY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE......Page 22
CONCLUSION......Page 25
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 26
INTRODUCTION......Page 28
JUSTICE AND PRACTICAL REASON......Page 31
LATE RAWLS VS. COMMUNITARIANISM......Page 32
SKETCH OF A THEORY OF JUSTICE......Page 37
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 44
INTRODUCTION......Page 46
STRUCTURAL RATIONALITY......Page 47
STRUCTURAL RATIONALITY AS CONSTITUTING DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP......Page 51
IMPLICATIONS FOR THE NEW EUROPE......Page 57
NOTES......Page 58
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 59
We and They......Page 62
In search of a European mystique......Page 64
The weariness of the European spirit?......Page 66
The razor of analytical philosophy......Page 68
Culture and the original position......Page 69
The original position and consociational democracy......Page 72
The original position and socialism......Page 75
CONCLUSION......Page 76
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 78
INTRODUCTION......Page 80
THE SCEPTICAL ASSESSMENT OF EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP......Page 82
EUROPEAN LEGAL, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS......Page 84
TOWARDS A ‘CONSTITUTION OF INSTITUTIONS’......Page 88
SOCIAL DIVERSITY......Page 91
NOTES......Page 92
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 93
DOES A EUROPEAN CONSTITUTION EXIST ALREADY?......Page 96
BACK TO THE AMERICAN MODEL......Page 99
OLD REASONS FOR A EUROPEAN FEDERATION, AND SOME NEW PROBLEMS......Page 105
WHAT KIND OF A EUROPEAN CONSTITUTION ARE WE GOING TO GET?......Page 107
ANOTHER WAY TOWARDS A EUROPEAN CONSTITUTION......Page 109
NOTES......Page 111
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 114
CONCEPTIONS OF CITIZENSHIP......Page 116
A LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC CONCEPTION OF CITIZENSHIP......Page 119
CITIZENSHIP AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRACY......Page 122
EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP......Page 124
FEDERALISM, OVERLAPPING CONSENSUS, AND DEMOCRATIC AUTHORITY......Page 126
CONCLUSION......Page 128
NOTES......Page 129
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 131
8 Majority rule, political identity and European union......Page 134
MAJORITY RULE AND EUROPEAN UNION: A PRELIMINARY ARGUMENT......Page 137
MAJORITY RULE AND POLITICAL IDENTITY......Page 139
THE STRUCTURE OF FEDERALISM......Page 147
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 148
CITIZENSHIP IN A EUROPE OF DIFFERENCE......Page 150
PATRIARCHAL EQUALITY: THE ASSIMILATION OF DIFFERENCE......Page 154
THE IMPACT OF DIFFERENCE: ENABLEMENT FOR EQUAL CITIZENSHIP......Page 157
SHIFTING THE FOCUS TOWARDS AUTONOMY......Page 160
CONCLUSION: EUROPE AS A FORUM OF EMANCIPATORY DEBATES......Page 163
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 165
10 Basic income and the political economy of the new Europe1......Page 168
POVERTY AND EMANCIPATION......Page 169
THE END OF FULL EMPLOYMENT?......Page 170
THE THREE DILEMMAS OF WORKING-TIME REDUCTION......Page 171
SUBSIDISE THE EMPLOYER OR LIBERATE THE EMPLOYEE?......Page 172
A STRATEGY FOR THE NEW EUROPE......Page 173
Structure of political authority......Page 175
Europe and the world......Page 177
NOTES......Page 178
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 180
INTRODUCTION......Page 182
EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP AND A ‘PAN-EUROPEAN WELFARE STATE’......Page 183
EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP AND THE MAASTRICHT TREATY......Page 187
EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION......Page 190
EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP, THE ‘DEMOCRATIC DEFICIT’, AND IDENTITY......Page 192
THE DEMOCRATIC DEFICIT: A TERRITORIAL SOLUTION?......Page 196
EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP AND ENLARGEMENT: NEW PROBLEMS......Page 198
EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP: A CONCLUSION......Page 199
NOTES......Page 201
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 203
Index......Page 206