Member Since:
Aug. 28, 2014
Joop Hazenberg
Biography
Joop Hazenberg (1978) is a Dutch author and researcher currently based in Brussels as an ‘EU Watcher’. He has written extensively about European integration, as well as globalisation, intergenerational conflicts and societal challenges. He has published three books Change, Dappere Nieuwe Wereld and De Machteloze Staat in Dutch. Next Europe is his first in English.
As founder of Prospect (a think-tank for millennials), established author and commentator, Joop Hazenberg is known as one of the forerunners of his generation. Active involvement with society has been a common thread through his previous roles: private secretary to the liberal faction Leader in the Dutch Parliament, EU policy officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and political editor at the daily De Pers. As well as writing he works as a freelance correspondent on EU policies, speaks at events and moderates conferences.
As founder of Prospect (a think-tank for millennials), established author and commentator, Joop Hazenberg is known as one of the forerunners of his generation. Active involvement with society has been a common thread through his previous roles: private secretary to the liberal faction Leader in the Dutch Parliament, EU policy officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and political editor at the daily De Pers. As well as writing he works as a freelance correspondent on EU policies, speaks at events and moderates conferences.
Where to find Joop Hazenberg online
Website: http://www.euwatcher.eu
Books
Next Europe - How The EU Can Survive In A World Of Tectonic Shifts
by Joop Hazenberg
Price:
$4.99 USD.
Words: 55,940.
Language:
English.
Published: August 28, 2014
by
Fosfor.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Politics & Current Affairs » Government
The EU is in deep trouble. As the eurozone crisis keeps raging on, the European dream lies shattered on the ground. Euroscepticism and nationalism are on the rise, tens of millions are unemployed, Great Britain is heading for the exit door, while Russia flexes its muscles and the Middle East burns.