The Unwanted Europeanness?: Understanding Division and Inclusion in Contemporary Europe

Abstract

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgements -- 1 The Threatening Other or Very Own? EU Drawbacks and the Politics of Self-Undoing -- Between Past and Present -- 2 The Polish Early Modern Republic as the Other Europe: The Sarmatian Moment of Jean-Jacques Rousseau in the Polish Political Discourse -- 3 The Pursuit of France's Milieu Goals (1871–1925): The French Mental Mapping of East-Central Europe -- 4 Mirroring Europeanization: Balkanization and Auto-Colonial Narrative in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- 5 Turkey and Europe: The Eternal Suspense -- 6 Heart of Europe, Heart of Darkness: Ukraine's Euromaidan and Its Enemies -- Between Present and Future -- 7 Managing Ambivalence: An Interplay Between the Wanted and Unwanted Aspects of European Integration in Georgia -- 8 Guiding Macedonia to the EU: Walking Over European Values -- 9 Kosovo's EU Perspective: Pushing it Forward or Pulling it Away? -- 10 Can Albania Europeanize? Actors and Factors -- 11 Studying Trajectory of Turkey's EU Membership: Criticisms and Contributions of Critical Political Economy -- 12 In Lieu of a Conclusion: Regaining Dignity in Europe -- Notes on Contributors -- Index