The aim of this book is to outline the framework of an interdisciplinary approach to research on Europe and the EU, and to provide a sufficient stock of data and research experience, related to our subject, drawn from different sciences (sociology, political philosophy, law, economics). The solid foundation for this research would have to be social surveys, databases and qualitative information. The population under investigation are the young European generations but people from this generation also figure here as authors of many of the articles.