This is called Eutopia
It seems paralysed and sometimes looks like it is more a threat than a hope. Europe was born a real utopia, grew up as an institutional mountain and has matured to be an economic rock doubled with a political ruby cube. Between microcredit, citizenship and simple words, various attempts have been made to reclaim the dream
Europe: between pragmatism and utopia
Dutch, French, Irish - synonymous with ‘eurosceptic’? Does 'No' mean 'No Europe', 'No to Europe' or 'No to this Europe'? What other Europe could there be if there is just one geographical, political, historical and cultural reality?
Microcredit: European utopia ?
Over the past several years in Europe, a growing number of key players and initiatives have been trying to use microprojects to re-establish people who are excluded from the financial system. Analysis
Students think 'Europa' at the International School, Seville
Not yet at university, but they are already pondering Europe’s identity. They speak foreign languages, know other countries and want to be listened to, to be able to give their opinion for a better future. Who are these young people? What do they know about Europe? Do they believe in the European dream?
Europe: where homemade cheese disappears
As do passport stamps...but peace, diversity and change prevail. cafebabel.com readers choose their three terms which best define the Europe we’re still dreaming of. Anthology.
Participative democracy - European civic days
When young activist associations met up in September 2008 at La Rochelle, democracy and engagement proved to be further slices of the 'Eutopia' cake
