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A collective European identity is often mentioned as important for the European Union's future. The article discusses common definitions of collective identity and proposes to add a utilitarian component to the concept. In this re- spect, political solidarity and, particularly, interest in and support for the com- ing Eastern enlargement are taken as an indicator of European identity. As a starting point for further discussion on the structure and necessity of European identity, the article examines enlargement support among political actors and citizens in EU countries and demonstrates that support for enlargement is dis- tributed differently on these levels. It is argued that EU elite politics does little to promote the development of a collective European identity and might even get the European integration process into some difficulty. Sociologický casopis/Czech Sociological Review, 2003, Vol. 39, No. 6: 757-772

Who Wants Enlargement of the EU? Support for Enlargement among Elites and Citizens in the European Union