This report starts with an introductory chapter exploring what we mean by ‘young
Europeans’ and what some of their characteristic attitudes and priorities are. There
follow thematic chapters on five major areas that emerged as being of the first
importance to this generation. In each of these chapters we first describe, on the basis
of our own and others’ research, what young Europeans want the EU to do. We go on
to discuss what the EU is and is not doing in this area. In a concluding section, the
authors, all of whom are currently or have recently been graduate students at Oxford, advance some suggestions of their own as to what the EU should do to meet these
expectations. A final chapter looks at synergies and trade-offs between the different
areas.
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