How likely is it that the European Union will disintegrate? A critical analysis of competing theoretical perspectives

By D. Webber. 2014

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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Citations in the corpus

• Germany as the EU's reluctant hegemon? Of economic strength and political constraints (2013, background): “Just as the mental maps offered by twentieth-century integration theory are under challenge (Webber 2013), so the Franco-German motor has lost traction.”
• Explaining European Disintegration (2014, unknown): “The area of EU studies would seem the most obvious place to learn about European disintegration, but EU scholars have mostly neglected the issue (Glencross, 2009, p. 2; Webber, 2013).”