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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2021 · 48 MIN

Cycle Europe - Ivan Krastev 1/4 : How Important Is the East-West Divide in Europe? (De l'importance du clivage Est-Ouest en Europe)

from Collège de France - Sélection · host Samantha Besson

Samantha BessonDroit international des institutionsCollège de FranceAnnée 2021-2022Ivan Krastev - Conférencier invité - Cycle europe du Collège de France : L'angoisse du déclin. Démocratie, démographie et clivage Est-Ouest en Europe 1/4How Important Is the East-West Divide in Europe?Europe is a complicated maze with many fault lines and internal divisions. This introductory lecture focuses on several of the faults lines in today's Europe: the North-South Divide; the Density Divide (gap in cultural values and electoral preferences between people living in Europe's metropolitan areas and the rural areas); and the Generation Divide. It argues that while bridging all those divides is critically important for the future of the EU, it is the East-West divide that will have most importance for the preservation of the Union as a liberal-democratic space.

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