The Evolution of European Identities

Exploring the development of European identities, this book analyzes in-depth interviews to reveal how ordinary citizens connect—or fail to connect—with Europe and its institutions. It highlights diverse groups, such as young adults from educational exchanges, transnational workers, activists, and migrants, who reflect on their experiences and perceptions of being European in the twenty-first century. By linking conceptual findings with real-life case studies, it offers valuable insights into the evolving sense of belonging within a complex European landscape.