CONTENTS
Abstract (page1)
1. Why we need a real debate about the EU (page 2)
2. Towards the possibility of ‘Another Europe’ (page 3)
3. The broad case for deep-rooted reform (page 5)
4. Making positive arguments for a renewed EU (page 8)
5. The peril in progressive anti-EU arguments (page 9)
6. Sleepwalking towards Brexit? (page 12)
7. Noting and interrogating Christian perspectives (page 13)
8. Revisioning Europe through engagement and practice (page 18)
End notes, references and further reading (page 21)
The author (page 25)
About Ekklesia (page 25)
Copyright notice (page 26)
* Read and download the full paper (*.PDF Adobe Acrobat document) here: http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/sites/ekklesia.co.uk/files/what_kind_of_european_future.pdf
Further resources from Ekklesia on the EU referendum: *What kind of European future? (Ekklesia, 13 June 2016) – http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/node/23160
* Assessing Christian contributions to the EU referendum debate (Ekklesia, 20 June 2016) – http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/node/23188* Ten principles to guide voting in the EU referendum and beyond (Ekklesia, 21 June 2016) - http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/node/23194
* Ekklesia’s EU referendum briefing and commentary: http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/eureferendum