Democracy in Europe
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Democracy in Europe
Allen Lane, the Penguin Press, 2000
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 232-238) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Britain and much of Europe is hynptized by the struggle between integrationists and nation-starters, and is set to drift towards "unification" with little idea of its consitutional options. In this text, Siedentop sets out the key issues for those who wish to construct a Europe that is prosperous, fair and free. Rejecting knee-jerk hostility to the idea of a "united states of Europe", Siedentop argues that the main enemy of freedom at national level is precisely the kind of unaccountable, dirigiste and bureaucratic government now developing in Brussels. In its place, he champions a steady and openly debated progress towards sovereign democratic institutions which combines a Jeffersonian committment to democracy with a very British attachment to gradual reform and pragmatic government.
目次
- Democratic liberty on continental scale?
- where are our Madisons?
- the dilemma of modern democracy
- how Britain has lost its voice
- why consitutions are important
- three forms of the state
- creating an open political class
- Europe and the global market
- Europe and the United States
- Europe, Christianity and Islam
- political moderation and social diversity in Europe - the future.
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