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ANNOTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. Francis Fukuyama. (2012, January 10). European Identities Part I- Retrieved fromhttp://blogs.the-american-interest.com/fukuyama/2012/01/10/european-identities-part-i/.

Here they Author discusses about the different identities and how there has been, variations in European responses with very different impacts on the degree ofintegration and success in creating national identity across different countries in Europe.

2. Francis Fukuyama. (2012, January 10). European Identities Part I- Retrieved fromhttp://blogs.the-american-interest.com/fukuyama/2012/01/12/european-identities-part-ii/

In this part the author deals with the failure to create an identity at a European level.
3. ThomasRisse. (2003, August 4). The Euro between national and European identity. Retrieved fromhttp://srv1.es.rub.de/main/versteegen/europe/Risse,%20The%20Euro%20between%20national%20and%20European%20identity.pdfHOW

Here the author Thomas Risse explains how the Euro affects collective identities: Evidence from public opinion data and how national identities shapeattitudes toward the Euro.
4. Matthias Kaelberer (2004). The euro and European identity: symbols, power and the politics of European monetary union. Review of International Studies, 30 ,pp 161-178

This article makes a relationship between money, collective identity, and European integration. . Talks about the role of the euro as an important factor to thedevelopment of a European identity as well as the required level of European identity necessary for a successful functioning of the euro.

5. Anthony D. Smith (1992). National Identityand the Idea of European Unity. International Affairs Vol. 68, No. 1, pp. 55-76

Here the question this author is trying to answer, is: “is a genuine European identity possible?”