Európai identitás
European Identity

Author(s): László Öllös
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Social Sciences, Political Theory, Sociology, Political behavior, Politics and society, Ethnic Minorities Studies
Published by: Fórum Kisebbségkutató Intézet
Keywords: European identity;national identity;traditional sovereignty;globalization;inherence;
Summary/Abstract: Citizen's identity in the modern states is made up of several components, not only of a single one. Therefore, the conception of European identity also must integrate several components of political mainstreams. And, behind them, there also must be different interpretations of society, as well as different images of man. The present state of Europe is a state of gradual lagging behind other regions of the world. Staying behind on national level, of course, cannot be a national interest, especially not in the age of globalization. Therefore, the real dilemma of European nations lies not in the maintenance of their traditional sovereignty or in their submission to the European Union. The real dilemma is whether they, standing together, will be able to overcome challenges of this age, or they will keep up the root causes of lagging behind.

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