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Zusatztext 'Owen Parker has developed an important! timely and original argument about varieties of ethical reasoning in the area of cosmopolitanism and has shown how the EU project consists of a series of contests around rival cosmopolitanisms. This superb book makes very significant contributions to both international theory and European integration studies.' - Professor Ben Rosamond! University of Copenhagen'In Cosmopolitan Government in Europe! Owen Parker hits the sweet spot between sophisticated theory and rich empirical analysis. A serious contribution to EU analysis! his Foucauldian take on the relationship between the market and the social in Europe deserves a wide readership among scholars and students of international theory and IPE.' - Daniel Wincott! Blackwell Professor of Law and Society! Cardiff Law School. Informationen zum Autor Owen Parker is a Lecturer in European politics at the University of Sheffield. His work addresses the governance of political economy! security and identity in the EU and has been published in such outlets as Journal of European Public Policy and Journal of Common Market Studies. Zusammenfassung Cosmopolitan Government in Europe is an important and timely intervention in contemporary debates about democratic Europe and its shortcomings and will be of great interest to students and scholars of international political theory, European studies and international political economy. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction: The Ethics Of Cosmopolitan Government In Europe PART I: MARKET EUROPE 1. Foucault on liberal government 2. The expansion of liberal government PART II: SOCIAL EUROPE 3. Habermas’s ‘constitutional patriotism’ 4. Postnational citizens and their ‘others’ PART III: PLURAL EUROPE 5. The turn to ‘new governance’ 6. Postnational citizen meets postnational entrepreneur Conclusion
