Europe's Great Crisis: Geopolitics, economy, power and contradictions of today's Europe

In an ever-changing world, Europe is facing one of the most daunting challenges in its modern history. "The Great Crisis of Europe" is a profound and incisive analysis of the multiple crises that are eroding the foundations of the European project: from internal political and social divisions, to economic and demographic crises, to the emergence of new global powers that are challenging Europe's place on the world stage. Through an illuminating exploration of the various factors that have led to this crisis, the book offers a detailed analysis of the consequences of globalization, economic inequality, the migrant crisis and the rise of populism. Each chapter addresses a crucial aspect of the crisis, posing provocative questions about what it means to be European in the 21st century and what the future of the European Union is in an increasingly complex global context. With a compelling narrative and rich historical and contemporary analysis, "The Great Crisis of Europe" invites readers to reflect on the upcoming challenges and opportunities that may emerge from this perfect storm. It is a fundamental work for anyone who wishes to understand not only the current issues, but also the possible ways for a relaunch of Europe, in order to restore the continent's cohesion, solidarity and global influence. An essential book for scholars, politicians and curious citizens who wish to navigate the tumultuous seas of European geopolitics and discover whether Europe can rise from its ashes, turning the crisis into an opportunity for renewal and growth.

Author: Dan Power

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: Oct 28, 2024

Number of Pages: 98 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: NA

ISBN-13: 9798344722108