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Author: Massimo D’Alema, President of the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS). A different Europe. […]
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09/10/2014

Author: Massimo D’Alema, President of the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS).

A different Europe. The urgency to impact radical change to the project of European integration and EU policies brought about the idea to develop a concrete proposal for Europe to finally move beyond austerity to a more democratic and inclusive Union that aims towards work, innovation and sustainable growth, able to recover its role on the international stage. Addressing the risk of advancing anti-European forces and populist movements, this book suggests a possible path towards a Europe that, starting from its core values and conscious of its uniqueness and potential, returns to represent hope for the younger generation. This is a passionate exhortation for progressives to address the crucial decisions that lie ahead, starting with the forthcoming European elections, armed with a renewed Europeanism that looks to the future with hope.

French and Italian versions are also available.

Find attached the list of book shops selling the French version “Il n’y a pas que l’euro”. It can be also bought online.

Buy online the Italian version “Non solo euro”.

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