The German left and its European challenges

Gransow, Volker

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The German left and its European challenges

Authors

Gransow, Volker

Publisher

National Europe Centre (NEC), The Australian National University

Abstract

[Introduction] : First, I want to give a brief definition of “what’s left”, especially in Germany. Secondly I want to describe the current state of the German left, thirdly to talk briefly about turning points in the history of the European Union, and fourthly to identify the major upcoming European challenges.