How can the European Union become more democratic and more sensitive to the needs of the majority of European citizens? How can the Eurozone become a real Monetary Union with a common fiscal policy that distributes burdens more fairly between richer and poorer member countries and complements the common monetary policy? Are there currently economic, social, and political forces that have an interest in continuing to push towards deeper European integration?
Can the common trade policy and competition policy satisfy all member states? How can the EU acquire a common foreign policy and a common defense policy? How can it agree on a common immigration policy? All these questions and many more are attempted to be answered in this collective book.

Includes texts by: M. Angelaki, G. Andreou, F. Asderaki, C. Gortsou, D. Dalakli, E. Dousi, G. Karydi, D. Katsika, N. Maravegia, M. Mendrinou, A. Metaxa, N. Balta, D. Bouri, I. Nikolakopoulou-Stefanou, A. Passa, A. Pliakou, T. Sakellaropoulou, S. Sakellaropoulou, P. Siousioura, C. Stefanou, N. Tzifaki, C. Tsardanidi, M. Tsinisizeli, N. Farantouri, C. Frangonikolopoulou, D. Chrysochoou