1. The Euro Crisis, European Identities, and Comparative Regionalism Transgressing Disciplinary Boundaries Prof. Dr. Tanja A. Börzel und Prof. Dr. Thomas Risse

2. Thomas Risse T2 Solidarity in (Euro-) Crisis?

3. Thomas Risse 3 Conceptualizing Collective Identities Collectively shared social constructions linking individuals to social groups Multiple identities / Europeanization of collective identities: cross-cutting, nested (Russian doll), blended (marble cake) Content: sense of common purpose; „in-group/out-group“ distinction Contestation and strength „imagined communities“ and the problem of „psychological existence“

4. Thomas Risse 4 Dual Identities: 1992 – 2010

5. Thomas Risse 5 European Identities 2010

6. Thomas Risse6 Solidarity among Strangers: 1.Increase during euro crisis 2.Denmark (71%), Sweden (67%), Netherlands (60%) 3.Germany (54% – 44%) 4.Southern Europe at about average! 5.UK (45% - 50%) 6.Eastern Europe below average!

7. Tanja A. Börzel 7 The End of Transformative Power Europe? Normative, civilian, transformative, or no power? Europeanization, governance transfer, diffusion Regional power vs. the power of regions

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9. 9 The End of Transformative Power Europe? Normative, civilian, transformative, or no power? Europeanization, governance transfer, diffusion Regional power vs. the power of regions

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12. Tanja A. Börzel 12 The End of Transformative Power Europe? Normative, civilian, transformative, or no power? Europeanization, governance transfer, diffusion Regional power vs. the power of regions