Imagining Europe

<p>1. Introduction: Imagining Europe. Transnational contestation and civic populism:&nbsp;Paul Blokker-&nbsp;Section 1: Transnational mobilization.- 2.&nbsp;Left-wing social movements between strong European identities and the challenges of transnational activism. The Case of DiEM25:&nbsp;Ondřej Císař and Manès Weisskircher.- 3.&nbsp;Alter- not pro-European: The question of Europe in transnational activist networks:&nbsp;Antje Scharenberg.- 4.&nbsp;European space in the Euroalternativist discourse: detachment, utopia, strategy, and a life story:&nbsp;Yuliya Moskvina.-&nbsp;Section 2: Transnational left populism.- 5.&nbsp;Transnational Populism and the European Union: An Uneasy Alliance? The Case of DiEM25:&nbsp;Panos Panayotu.- 6.&nbsp;Transnational populism: the populist challenge from the Left?:&nbsp;Patricia Chiantera.- 7.&nbsp;Left Populism and ‘Another Europe’: Europeanization, International Sovereigntism and Transnationalism:&nbsp;Óscar García Agustín.- 8.&nbsp;Winds of Change, or Fighting the Windmills: Exploring the Economic Visions of the Pan-European Movement DiEM25:&nbsp;Kristián Šrám.-&nbsp;Section 3: Transnational constituent power and constitutionalism.- 9.&nbsp;European constitutional politics and the making of collective self-images.- 10.&nbsp;Technocracy and populism as a consequence of political de-constitutionalization:&nbsp;&nbsp;Pablo Holmes.- 11.&nbsp;Transnational Populism in Context: The UN, the EU, and Beyond:&nbsp;Kolja Möller.-&nbsp;12. The Constitutional Deficit, Constituent Activism and the (Conference on the) Future of Europe:&nbsp;Paul Blokker.</p>