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A crisis of one’s own: The politics of trauma in Europe’s election year | ECFR

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July 13, 2019 – Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain – A human rights activist with a bloodstained EU flag protests over the plight of migrants crossing the Mediterranean Image by picture alliance / ZUMAPRESS.com | Matthias Oesterle © Download PDF Listen Pause Stop Share LinkedIn Bluesky Tweet Instagram WhatsApp Summary available in Español Български – Bulgarian Italiano Français Summary European politics is not simply divided between left and right, and between pro- and anti-European integration attitudes – but between different ‘crisis tribes’ whose members have been traumatised by

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