Over three years from 2012, meeting in the former home of Bruno Kreisky, the late Austrian Chancellor, the Vienna Conversations about the future of Europe were held between academics and politicians about how people could live together as Europeans. Confronting the challenges of populism, racism, and fundamentalism, this book is perhaps more timely for British readers in 2021 than it was when it was compiled.  Its contributors include Diana Pinto, Goran Rosenberg, Zia Haider Rahman, Nira Yuval-Davis and Brian Klug.  The writers have significant differences in their experiences of the European Union and different answers on the causes of alienation and radicalisation.  
Edited by Antony Lerman