Chapter One: Foundations of the Argument Part I: Crisis and Catharsis in the Heartland of the European Union
Chapter Two: A Critical Inflection Point for the EU
Chapter Three: The EU Experience: Confronting the Existential Realities of the Crisis
Part II: Development of the Crisis: Architecture, Agendas and Austerity
Chapter Four: European Monetary Union and the Challenge of Economic Integration
Chapter Five: The Troika and Austerity: A Destructive Dyad Part III: Autonomy and the EU Experience
Chapter Six: Autonomy Within the EU: A Relational Perspective
Chapter Seven: Case Studies: Exploring the Lived Reality of Troikanomics
Part IV: Where from Here? Charting the Trajectory of the EU
Chapter Eight: The EU as a Communal Endeavour: Ideal and Reality
Chapter Nine: Troikanomics: Legacy and Lessons
Ray Kinsella began his career as an economist in the Central Bank of Ireland, before being appointed Professor of Financial Services at the University of Ulster, UK and subsequently to the Faculty of the Michael Smurfit School of Business in Dublin, Republic of Ireland.
Maurice Kinsella received his PhD from the School of Philosophy at University College Dublin, Republic of Ireland. He lectures in philosophy and professional ethics at the Galilee House of Studies, Republic of Ireland. He has published widely on the subject of autonomy.