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Europe by Eurail has been the train traveler's one-stop source for visiting Europe's cities and countries by rail for more than thirty years. Newly revised and updated, this comprehensive guide provides the latest information on fares, schedules, and pass options, as well as detailed information on more than one hundred specific rail excursions. Inside is all the information you need to visit historic cities, romantic villages, and scenic hamlets on more than ninety rail trips starting from your choice of twenty-eight base cities located in twenty countries. Three sample rail-tour itineraries combine several base cities and day excursions into fifteen-day rail-tour packages complete with hotel recommendations and sightseeing options. . Packed with practical information, step-by-step directions and advice on where to go and what to see and do, and complemented by the inclusion of twenty maps, this book takes the puzzle out of European Rail Travel

Examines the process of enlarging the European Union to include Central and Eastern European countries.

Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- 1 The Ambivalence of Europe: A Theoretical Introduction -- 2 The Origins of the Idea of Europe -- 3 The Westernisation of Europe -- 4 The Limits of Europe: The Shifting Frontier -- 5 Europe in the Age of Modernity -- 6 Europe in the Mirror of the Orient -- 7 The Crisis of European Identity -- 8 Europe as a Cold War Construction -- 9 Europe after the Cold War -- 10 Conclusion: Towards Post-National Citizenship -- Bibliography -- Index.

Representatives of the European Union's research and innovation community representing over 1,000 universities and universities of applied sciences, 56 academies of science, 38 research performing and funding organisations, 33 rectors' conferences, as well as 120 regional organisations are urgently calling for a successful UK association to Horizon Europe.

When we talk about Slovenia in Europe, we are talking about a two-way relationship: what does Slovenia mean for Europe? and, what is Slovenia's place in Europe? The first question requires an answer to an additional question: what is Europe, and where is its development leading? As part of Europe, and as a part of its system, Slovenia must also be in harmony with it or, rather, Slovenia's attributes must not be in conflict with those of Europe, otherwise Slovenia would not integrate properly. Europe could not then accept it as a composite part, for Slovenia's development would not align with the direction in which Europe is moving.