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European Identity
The full study is available here:
http://bit.ly/2mZqOTs

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How to examine the
PE 585.921 April 2017
concept,challenges and prospects
of "collective identities" and a
"common European identity" in
particular .

A study commissioned by the


Committee on Education
MAIN
ABSTRACT FOCUS ON
CONCLUSIONS

• The state and prospects of a ‘European European identity has two equivalent This study examines the concept of
identity’ can be condensed into the meanings : Europe as a cultural "collective identities" and the "common
following eight suggestions: community of shared values and Europe European identity"in particular. What
as a political community of shared are the cultural and political approaches
• Recognising identity to be an elusive democratic practices. Both concepts have to foster allegiances with a political and
and intrinsically constructivist concept; their respective appeal, but also face supranational body such as the E. U.?
substantial criticism as regards their Particular attention is paid to the role of
• acknowledging collective identity as desirability and feasibility. A combination history and historical remembrance, as
being central to any body politic; of both cultural and political approaches well as that of bottom-up initiatives
• weighing the chances and limits of is indispensable for a resilient European aimed at active civic engagement, in
national identity-building patterns identity. For the ideal of a culturally strengthening a European sense of
being transferred to a supranational substantiated sense of belonging belonging.
level; compatible with and reinforcing a
democratic society to emerge, a critical
• recognizing the need for a European “culture of remembering” the past and
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cultural; essential.
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• revising existing identity policies with a
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acknowledging the central role of
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