Une « Europe des régions » : obsolète ou obstinée ? / A ‘Europe of Regions’: Obsolete or Obstinate?

The quarterly journal L’Europe en formation deals with European integration, international relations and federalism, with a transdisciplinary approach bringing together political philosophy, law, economics, sociology and culture.

The journal was launched in 1960. Since 2008 the journal has been enhancing its scholarly profile, by setting up a reading committee to ensure the quality of submitted articles.

Each issue is now devoted to a specific topic covering its various dimensions. All research articles in the journal have undergone rigorous peer review, through anonymised refereeing by at least two anonymous referees.

L'Europe en formation is bilingual. Articles are published either in English or in French, with abstracts in both languages.

The journal is available on line at the scholarly journal distribution website CairnA series of articles under the theme of Europe of Regions: Obsolete or Obstinate?

+ Frédéric Lépine - Introduction
+ François Saint-Ouen - Une Europe des Régions à l’heure de la routine ?
+ Katharina Crepaz - ‘Europe of the Regions’: An Approach to Counter Separatist Tendencies?
+ Paul Anderson, Soeren Keil - Minority Nationalism and the European Union. The Cases of Scotland and Catalonia
+ Carsten Jacob Humlebæk - Political and territorial construction of regional and national identities in Spain since 1978. The parliamentary debates on the Statutes of Autonomy, Catalonia and Valencia in comparison
+ Marcin Chruściel - Today’s stance of ethno-regionalist parties on European integration in the prism of the migrant crisis
+ Elżbieta Opiłowska - Regionalism in a unitary state. Regional identity in the Polish western border regions
+ Malin Stegmann McCallion - A ‘Europe of the Regions’ – Swedish Regions as the Undead
+ Peter Ulrich - Participatory governance in the Europe of the (cross-border) Regions. The example of the European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation (EGTC)
+ Karen Schlüter - (Regional) Smart Specialisation – A new push for regionalism in Europe?

Other articles
+ Jean-Antoine Giansily - La réalité économique et monétaire du fédéralisme
+ Henry Cuny - L’intégration des Roms dans nos sociétés européennes : problématiques et pistes à explorer
+ Jean-Pierre Gouzy - La vie politique en Europe et dans le monde

• Primary Source

CIFE: Information about L'Europe en Formation. Journal of Studies on European Integration and Federalism http://www.cife.eu/en/5/europe-en-formation_99-1

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