Addressing Failures and Perspectives of the European Project
Introduction, by Laura Leonardi and Gemma
Scalise
Part I: Solidarity, the refugee crisis and
migration
I. Contesting European solidarity: The «refugee
crisis» in the media, by Hans-Jörg
Trenz
II. Solidarity towards refugees as a contested
terrain, by Nicola Maggini
III. Solidarity’s place is in the constitution, by
Veronica Federico
IV. The European Community and the first
migration crisis in post-war Europe. A
missed opportunity for a common approach
to immigration? (1971-1979), by Simone
Paoli
V. Asylum seekers and refugees in Italy: How
to present a social threat as a scapegoat, by
Stefano Becucci
Part II: Identity, religion and language
VI. Inequality and uncertainty: The roots of the
European identity crisis, by Gemma Scalise
VII. Religion and the European public spheres,
by Debora Spini
VIII. Plurilingualism and Europe’s future, by
Jessica A. Thonn
IX. English: Both political choice and political
act?, by Nicholas Brownlees and Francesca
Ditifeci
Part III: Social citizenship and democracy in
Europe
X. European citizenship in (times of) crisis?
Social rights and austerity, by Costanza
Margiotta
XI. Social citizenship and inequalities. Is there
a future for a social Europe?, by Laura
Leonardi
XII. Transnational mobilization around the European
Constitution: The case of DiEM25,
by Paul Blokker
XIII. Europe and emotions: Between love and
hatred, fear and hope, by Alessandro Pratesi
