European Alternatives: In Search of a Concept to Help Bridge the Gap Between the EU and its Citizens. Case Study: the Netherlands
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European Alternatives: In Search of a Concept to Help Bridge the Gap Between the EU and its Citizens. Case Study: the Netherlands

by Laura Frühmann

Politics european studies
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In 'European Alternatives,' Laura Frühmann investigates concepts to bridge the divide between the EU and its citizens. Using the Netherlands as a case study, the book explores strategies for improving engagement and understanding in European integration, promoting a more connected union.

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The book delves into the concept of European alternatives designed to foster a stronger link between the European Union and its citizens. It examines ways to address the disconnect that often exists in EU relations.

Through a detailed case study focused on the Netherlands, the author analyzes specific examples and strategies that could help improve citizen engagement with EU policies and institutions.

The work highlights the importance of finding practical concepts to make European governance more accessible and relatable to everyday people across member states.

By drawing on real-world applications, it offers insights into potential pathways for enhancing democratic participation within the EU framework.

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