What unites Europe and what divides it? Solidarity and the European heritage reconsidered

  • Delanty G
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Despite the on-set on new divisions, there is a strong case to be made for the view that ultimately Europe is more united than divided. There is still significant continuity with the post-war project of reconstruction and peace and that this common ground that constitutes the European heritage needs to be given greater recognition. One of the defining features of European self-understanding is opposition to war.

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Delanty, G. (2018). What unites Europe and what divides it? Solidarity and the European heritage reconsidered. Asian Journal of German and European Studies, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40856-018-0025-x

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