Recently, US geopolitician Joseph Nye1 drew attention again to the fact that transnational culture is one of the great forces of the European project. For those looking at the European Union from the outside, that shared culture is evident, but we, citizens of the Union, are less and less aware of it. Moreover, we tend to ignore that shared culture. That prevents us from looking forward together, whereas now more than ever before we need...
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