Summary:
The book examines the various political and social challenges facing contemporary Europe, such as the rise of authoritarian leaders, the resurgence of nationalism, and the strains on democratic institutions. It explores the potential decline of European stability and unity, considering the impact of issues like the refugee crisis, Russian aggression, and the Eurozone's economic troubles.
Key points:
1. Authoritarianism on the Rise: Kirchick notes Europe's growing authoritarian trend, with leaders like Putin and Orbán undermining democracy.
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