Other document
Out of concern for Europe
This Synthesis summarises the main arguments presented by Helmut Kohl, in his book “Aus Sorge um Europa”. He puts the EU challenges in a historical context and argues that only a unified Europe can ensure peace and prosperity for the continent.
This Book synthesis by Jörg Haas summarises the main arguments presented by former German chancellor (1982-1998), Helmut Kohl, in his book Aus Sorge um Europa (Out of concern for Europe).
Kohl puts the challenges posed by the euro crisis in a historical context and argues that only a unified Europe, not a loose association of states, can ensure peace and prosperity for the continent.
He focusses on five issues:
1. The crisis and the need for Europe
2. The lessons of history: the post-war period and “Eurosclerosis”
3. The roots of the crisis
4. Guidelines of European policy
5. The way ahead
SUR LE MÊME THÈME
ON THE SAME THEME
PUBLICATIONS
Declining birth rate in Europe
Newsletter June 2022
The European Political Community
A move towards adequate minimum wages in the European Union?
The European recovery plan as a breakthrough for green innovation? Challenges and opportunities for an innovative green recovery
CONTINUING EDUCATION, ACCORDING TO JACQUES DELORS, THE CATALYST OF A CHANGING SOCIETY
Is Europe failing?
The European Council and the Community Method
José-Manuel Barroso ‘ Speech et the BEPA-Notre Europe seminar on the Community method
Conference-Debate with Viviane Reding
Beyond the Wall: “The state of of the former Yugoslavia”
Introduction to the debate on the future of Europe: Let’s go back to basics
20 years of Jean Monnet Committee (1955-1975)
Can Europe’s Foreign Policy rekindle the Constitutional Process?
Enlargement of the European Union: Towards a large area of solidarity and cooperation
