Creating European Citizens (Europe Today),New

Creating European Citizens (Europe Today),New

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Exploring A Key Aspect Of European Integration, This Clear And Thoughtful Book Considers The Remarkable Experiment With Common Rights And Citizenship In The Eu. Governments Around The World Traditionally Distinguish Insiders (Citizens) From Outsiders (Foreigners). Yet Over The Past Halfcentury, An Extensive Set Of Supranational Rights Has Been Created In Europe That Removes Member Governments' Authority To Privilege Their Own Citizens, A Hallmark Of Sovereignty. The Culmination Of Supranational Rights, European Citizenship Not Only Provides Individuals With Choices About Where To Live And Work But Also Forces Governments To Respect Those Choices. Explaining This Innovationwhy States Cede Their Sovereignty And Eradicate Or Redefine The Boundaries Of The Political Community By Including 'Foreigners'Willem Maas Analyzes The Development Of European Citizenship Within The Larger Context Of The Evolution Of Rights. Imagining More Than Simply A Free Trade Market, The Goal Of Building A 'Broader And Deeper Community Among Peoples' With A 'Destiny Henceforward Shared'Creating European Citizenshas Informed European Integration Since Its Origins. The Author Argues That Its Success Or Failure Will Not Only Determine The Future Of Europe But Will Also Provide Lessons For Political Integration Elsewhere.

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