Contesting Political Differentiation

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Exploring the complexities of political differentiation in Europe, this book examines the normative challenges of differentiated integration and its implications for democratic autonomy. It argues that a politically differentiated EU risks undermining citizens' rights to participate in shared governance, potentially diminishing democratic self-rule. The text highlights that what may seem like a call for sovereignty could inadvertently restrict individuals' influence over decisions that impact their lives, revealing the nuanced consequences of such differentiation in interconnected political contexts.