Europe beyond the Cold War
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Michele DI DONATO and Silvio PONS (eds), European integration and the global financial crisis : looking back on the Maastricht years, 1980s-1990s, London : Palgrave, 2023, Security, conflict and cooperation in the contemporary world, pp. 327-346
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ROMERO, Federico, Europe beyond the Cold War, in Michele DI DONATO and Silvio PONS (eds), European integration and the global financial crisis : looking back on the Maastricht years, 1980s-1990s, London : Palgrave, 2023, Security, conflict and cooperation in the contemporary world, pp. 327-346 - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/75118
Abstract
Only seven years have passed since the insightful and poised historian Konrad Jarausch reflected on present-day Europe in a rather confident key. In deliberate contrast to both Richard Vinen’s relatively upbeat account and Mark Mazower’s darker view of European modernity, Jarausch argued that Europeans had finally processed the lessons of their twentieth-century tragedies and found ‘a balance between increasing economic competitiveness and preserving social solidarity’.