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Euroscepticism has increased since the onset of what has been termed Europe's ‘polycrisis’. From the 2008 global financial meltdown through the 'migrant crisis' and into the era of COVID-19, populist politics and protest movements have become common. Prolonged crisis conditions threaten not only the credibility of the European Union, but also erode social trust more generally. Governance challenges go beyond the surface level of perceived emergency, economic anxiety, and contentious politics: taken-for-granted assumptions become less stable, sometimes shifting into unexpected and contradic...

The modern world history shows that world orders, disorders or reorders, have always resulted from the dialectic dynamics unleashed by the rise of new powers and the resistance of established powers. Historical lessons demonstrate that rising powers’ position, perceived as a status-quo or revisionist, has been intrinsically in interactions with various transformations of world order scenarios. The rise of China, the China-US rivalry, and the global power re-balance caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, etc, are good examples of pivotal moments symboling the world order transformations and world r...

Conservative thinkers on the European continent have generally been less prone to compromise with the political Enlightenment than their Anglo-American counterparts. Since the eighteenth century, they have been profoundly influenced by the relativist and antirationalist intellectual currents designated by Isaiah Berlin as the