The crisis reveals how reckless it was to impose a single currency on a heterogeneous economic area without achieving political unity. The Eurozone is now divided into winners and losers. The South is groaning under the devastating austerity measures, while right-wing populist forces are mobilizing in the North. We are facing a crisis of crisis management: the technocrats in Brussels lack a democratic mandate, while national governments pursue goals that differ from the common good of Europe. Claus Offe maps out the dilemmas facing the EU. He advocates for a common economic and social policy that could win citizens over to Europe and reduce the disparities within the Eurozone.