Titlebook: Europe’s Prolonged Crisis; The Making or the Un Hans-J?rg Trenz,Carlo Ruzza,Virginie Guiraudon Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Constitutional Alternatives to the Crisis: A Political-Sociological Approach to European ‘Anti-Politional), not least due to a highly problematic form of Eurocrisis management, based on ‘new intergovernmentalism’, recourse to international rather than treaty law, ambiguous legal arrangements, interference in domestic politics and a tendency towards technocratic governance (Blokker 2015; Cartabia 2

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Individual and Collective Responses to Crisis: An Analytical Framework for the Study of Social Resil as a promising individual resilience strategy in times of crisis, which simultaneously fosters European identification and can thus make a modest contribution to raise the EU’s average level of political legitimacy.

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Bad Times at Home, Good Times to Move? The (Not So) Changing Landscape of Intra-EU Migrationt ‘a(chǎn)n essential ingredient of a common currency, or a single currency area, is a high degree of [production] factor mobility’ (Mundell 1961: 661). The mobility of capital . across countries was set as the necessary correlate for the abandonment of nation-based money and monetary policies. Accordingl

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Organized Civil Society, Participation and Citizenship in Europe: The Impact of the Economic and Socsocial crisis in Europe has accentuated the importance of different types of civic organizations in defending the social rights of citizens and mediating between them and the political authorities. The main reason for this is the crisis of legitimacy of representative democracy in the post-industria

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The Impact of the Global Crisis on Organized Civil Society at EU Level and in Member Statescuses on the European level. However, unlike much of the literature on EU-level civil society, it does not conceptualize and explain the dynamics of European Union (EU) groups in relative isolation from forces at work in member states. It points to the generalized impact of the crisis on the entire