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This book tells the story of the European Movement's mission to create—through education—a European spirit in order to secure the success of European integration. This book draws links between the crisis of solidarity experienced by the European Union today and the difficulties faced throughout European integration to develop a fully-fledged EU education policy. It makes the case that education has not been a stable mechanism for fostering spirit due to its national attachment to identity and nation-building. Without education, it has been difficult to foster the spirit needed to establish a strong citizen-wide sense of European solidarity to overcome the crises the EU faces today. Exploring the connection between education and solidarity through the notion of spirit, the book presents an interdisciplinary study that avoids the compartmentalisation of education studies, philosophy and political science to bring ideas together that shed fresh light on contemporary debates currently under the spotlight.
Contents
1.Introduction.- 2.Education and the European 'Idea' (1945-1956).- 3.The road to a European Community education policy (1957-1970).- 4.Developing a Community level education policy, 1971-present.- 5.An intellectual hub for Europe: The College of Europe and the European University.- 6.Education: A complicated policy field.- 7.Understanding European solidarity, spirit and identity: Theory.- 8.Europe's decade of crises: Solidarity in practice.- 9.Past and present challenges, and future opportunities, for engaging education to address the solidarity crisis.- 10.Concluding thoughts: Covid-19 providing yet another case study or impetus for EU solidarity?
