Unsurprisingly, the recent crisis of the European Union and specifically the case of ‘Brexit’ have led to new research dynamics in the fields of European Studies and European integration history. Recently published works aim at making sense of these processes and provide elements of a more nuanced narrative of EU integration. In these narratives, there is less teleology and phases of crisis and disintegration in EU history play more prominent roles. The four books reviewed in this article reflect these developments. However, their authors come from varying disciplinary backgrounds and thus approach the EU and European contemporary history from very different angles. European History Quarterly 2020, Vol. 50(1) 128–136 ! The Author(s) 2020 Article reuse guidelines: sagepub.com/journals-permissions DOI: 10.1177/0265691419896080 journals.sagepub.com/home/ehq

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（最后）超越“更紧密的联盟”和欧盟中心主义？关于欧洲研究和欧洲一体化历史最新趋势的评论文章

不出所料，最近的欧盟危机，特别是“英国退欧”的案例，导致了欧洲研究和欧洲一体化历史领域的新研究动态。最近出版的作品旨在理解这些过程，并提供更细致入微的欧盟一体化叙事的元素。在这些叙述中，目的论较少，欧盟历史上的危机和解体阶段发挥了更突出的作用。本文回顾的四本书反映了这些发展。然而，他们的作者来自不同的学科背景，因此从非常不同的角度看待欧盟和欧洲当代历史。2020 年欧洲历史季刊，卷。50(1) 128–136 ！作者 2020 年文章重用指南：sagepub.com/journals-permissions DOI：10.1177/0265691419896080 journals.sagepub。