
Vol. LXVII, Issue 4 (2014): Various shades of federalism: Which responses to the rise of populism and euroscepticism?

Articles
- British euroscepticism and British exceptionalism. The forty-year “Neverendum” on the relationship with Europe by Andrew Glencross
- Historical “Monetary Unions” . Lessons for the current Eurozone crisis? by John Ryan and John Loughlin
- Federative dynamics in the EU under the influence of EU citizenship rights in time of crisis by Alessandra Silveira and Isabel Camisao
- Demos-cracy for the European Union. Why and how by Philippe Van Parijs
- A federalist rescue of sovereignty as a response to populism and euroscepticism by Sophie Heine
- Why federal union is necessary. How it should be done and when by Andrew Duff
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