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Area of Science:

  • Political Science
  • European Studies
  • International Relations

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  • The European Union (EU) confronts multifaceted challenges including globalization, financial instability, migration, populistic nationalism, Brexit, and the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • These interconnected issues strain the EU's foundational 'European identity' and test its resilience.
  • The overarching threat of climate change looms, potentially overshadowing current crises.

Purpose:

  • To analyze the impact of recent crises on European integration.
  • To evaluate the EU's current state and future prospects.
  • To explore potential pathways for the EU's development, including differentiated integration.

Summary:

  • The analysis highlights the value of European integration amidst contemporary challenges.
  • Crises have paradoxically strengthened solidarity within the EU core while exposing inter-state differences, as seen with Brexit.
  • A fully realized political union remains distant, necessitating consideration of 'second-best' solutions like differentiated integration.

Impact:

  • The study suggests that while the EU has navigated recent crises, its future trajectory requires strategic adaptation.
  • It underscores the need for realistic expectations regarding political union and advocates for exploring flexible integration models.
  • The Conference on the Future of Europe is identified as a critical forum for evaluating these concepts and shaping the EU's future direction.