Chad Damro is Senior Lecturer of Politics and International Relations, Academic Convenor of the FUTURES Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence and Co-Director of the Europa Institute at the University of Edinburgh, UK.Elke Heins is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at the School of Social and Political Science, and Academic Co-convenor of the FUTURES Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Drew Scott is Professor of European Union Studies and Co-Director of the Europa Institute at the University of Edinburgh, UK.

"This is a timely volume with an impressive line-up of leading authorities writing on some of the key issues and challenges facing the EU after a turbulent decade or more. Their reflections on the likely future of core areas of EU policy and action, from economic and social governance to migration, climate, trade and financial markets, as well as broader institutional and constitutional issues should be of interest to scholars and students of European integration across many disciplines."Gráinne de Búrca, New York University School of Law, USA."We humans have a tendency to over rationalise the past, over dramatise the present and underestimate the future. Luckily this book does exactly the opposite. Just what the doctor ordered to get some order to the future scenarios of the European Union."Alexander Stubb, European University Institute, Italy, and Former Prime Minister of Finland.

• 1. Introduction: European Futures, Past and Present Part 1: The Future of EU Financial, Economic and Social Policies 2. The EU Capital Market: ‘Carrying on’ into the future? 3. European Economic Governance: Past, Present and Future 4. The Future of EU Social and Labour Market Policy: Between a European Social Union and an EU Regulatory Welfare State? Part 2: The Future of EU Environmental, Digital and Migration Policies 5. Environment and Climate 2050: Common Purpose or Constraining Dissensus? 6. Normative, Protective, Transformative Europe: Digital and Climate Meta-Policies 7. Migration and The Future of Europe Part 3: The Future of EU External Relations 8. The Future of EU Trade Policy in Turbulent Times 9. EU Foreign Affairs and the Future: Multi-level Opportunities vs. Multi-layered Risks Part 4: European Futures across Policy Areas 10. Member State Constellations and the ‘Future of Europe’ Debate 11. Towards a Win-Win Package Deal and More Effective Decision-making in a Union Faced with Disruptive Change 12. The Future of Europe: Alternative Scenarios 13. Conclusion: The Future of European Integration to 2050 across Scenarios and Policy Areas

Chad Damro is Senior Lecturer of Politics and International Relations, Academic Convenor of the FUTURES Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence and Co-Director of the Europa Institute at the University of Edinburgh, UK.Elke Heins is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at the School of Social and Political Science, and Academic Co-convenor of the FUTURES Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Drew Scott is Professor of European Union Studies and Co-Director of the Europa Institute at the University of Edinburgh, UK.

"This is a timely volume with an impressive line-up of leading authorities writing on some of the key issues and challenges facing the EU after a turbulent decade or more. Their reflections on the likely future of core areas of EU policy and action, from economic and social governance to migration, climate, trade and financial markets, as well as broader institutional and constitutional issues should be of interest to scholars and students of European integration across many disciplines."Gráinne de Búrca, New York University School of Law, USA."We humans have a tendency to over rationalise the past, over dramatise the present and underestimate the future. Luckily this book does exactly the opposite. Just what the doctor ordered to get some order to the future scenarios of the European Union."Alexander Stubb, European University Institute, Italy, and Former Prime Minister of Finland.

• 1. Introduction: European Futures, Past and Present Part 1: The Future of EU Financial, Economic and Social Policies 2. The EU Capital Market: ‘Carrying on’ into the future? 3. European Economic Governance: Past, Present and Future 4. The Future of EU Social and Labour Market Policy: Between a European Social Union and an EU Regulatory Welfare State? Part 2: The Future of EU Environmental, Digital and Migration Policies 5. Environment and Climate 2050: Common Purpose or Constraining Dissensus? 6. Normative, Protective, Transformative Europe: Digital and Climate Meta-Policies 7. Migration and The Future of Europe Part 3: The Future of EU External Relations 8. The Future of EU Trade Policy in Turbulent Times 9. EU Foreign Affairs and the Future: Multi-level Opportunities vs. Multi-layered Risks Part 4: European Futures across Policy Areas 10. Member State Constellations and the ‘Future of Europe’ Debate 11. Towards a Win-Win Package Deal and More Effective Decision-making in a Union Faced with Disruptive Change 12. The Future of Europe: Alternative Scenarios 13. Conclusion: The Future of European Integration to 2050 across Scenarios and Policy Areas

Chad Damro is Senior Lecturer of Politics and International Relations, Academic Convenor of the FUTURES Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence and Co-Director of the Europa Institute at the University of Edinburgh, UK.Elke Heins is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at the School of Social and Political Science, and Academic Co-convenor of the FUTURES Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Drew Scott is Professor of European Union Studies and Co-Director of the Europa Institute at the University of Edinburgh, UK.

"This is a timely volume with an impressive line-up of leading authorities writing on some of the key issues and challenges facing the EU after a turbulent decade or more. Their reflections on the likely future of core areas of EU policy and action, from economic and social governance to migration, climate, trade and financial markets, as well as broader institutional and constitutional issues should be of interest to scholars and students of European integration across many disciplines."Gráinne de Búrca, New York University School of Law, USA."We humans have a tendency to over rationalise the past, over dramatise the present and underestimate the future. Luckily this book does exactly the opposite. Just what the doctor ordered to get some order to the future scenarios of the European Union."Alexander Stubb, European University Institute, Italy, and Former Prime Minister of Finland.

• 1. Introduction: European Futures, Past and Present Part 1: The Future of EU Financial, Economic and Social Policies 2. The EU Capital Market: ‘Carrying on’ into the future? 3. European Economic Governance: Past, Present and Future 4. The Future of EU Social and Labour Market Policy: Between a European Social Union and an EU Regulatory Welfare State? Part 2: The Future of EU Environmental, Digital and Migration Policies 5. Environment and Climate 2050: Common Purpose or Constraining Dissensus? 6. Normative, Protective, Transformative Europe: Digital and Climate Meta-Policies 7. Migration and The Future of Europe Part 3: The Future of EU External Relations 8. The Future of EU Trade Policy in Turbulent Times 9. EU Foreign Affairs and the Future: Multi-level Opportunities vs. Multi-layered Risks Part 4: European Futures across Policy Areas 10. Member State Constellations and the ‘Future of Europe’ Debate 11. Towards a Win-Win Package Deal and More Effective Decision-making in a Union Faced with Disruptive Change 12. The Future of Europe: Alternative Scenarios 13. Conclusion: The Future of European Integration to 2050 across Scenarios and Policy Areas