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　　The Rhineland region includes the core regional economy of

western Europe, encompassing Belgium, Luxemburg and parts of the

Netherlands, France, Switzerland and Germany. Throughout history

there have been tensions between this region's roles as a frontier

and as western Europe's economic core. Michael Loriaux argues that

the European Union arose from efforts to deconstruct this frontier.

He traces Rhineland geopolitics back to its first emergence,

restoring frontier deconstruction to the forefront of discussion

about the EU. He recounts how place names were manipulated to

legitimate political power and shows how this manipulation

generated the geopolitics that the EU now tries to undo. Loriaux

also argues that the importance of this issue has significantly

affected the nature of the EU's development and helps condition a

festering legitimation crisis.

1. Myth and geopolitics of the Rhineland frontier

2. Trans Rhenum incolunt: the inauguration of the Rhineland

frontier

3. A  'principality of priests': the inauguration of

Europe

4. Anonymity and prosperity

5. The great antecedent cracking

6.  Coups de force: Ossian and the département

7. Wacht am Rhein: the Ossianic fracture of Rhineland space

8. Carolingian  discourse and Rhineland pacification

9. Spatial representation and the political imagination

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The Rhineland region includes the core regional economy of western Europe, encompassing Belgium, Luxemburg and parts of the Netherlands, France, Switzerland and Germany. Throughout history there have been tensions between this region's roles as a frontier and as western Europe's economic core. Michael Loriaux argues that the European Union arose from efforts to deconstruct this frontier. He traces Rhineland geopolitics back to its first emergence, restoring frontier deconstruction to the forefront of discussion about the EU. He recounts how place names were manipulated to legitimate political power and shows how this manipulation generated the geopolitics that the EU now tries to undo. Loriaux also argues that the importance of this issue has significantly affected the nature of the EU's development and helps condition a festering legitimation crisis.