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	STUDIA EUROPAEA - Issue no. 2 / 2007

	Article:	EUROPEAN IDENTITY IN THE AGE OF THE INTERNET: A TOCQUEVILLIAN PERSPECTIVE. Authors: JONATHAN MENDILOW .


	Abstract: The recent rejection of the proposed EU constitution gives credence to the conclusion that the goal of “ever closer union” will not be achieved by legal or economic means alone, and that the forging of a community (as against a common market) requires the promotion of a widespread sense of “Europeanness” among the citizens of the member states. The expansion of Union to include countries not traditionally associated with “Western Europe” rendered such project ever more necessary yet complex.




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