National Identity and Europe in Times of Crisis
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National Identity and Europe in Times of Crisis
Doing and Undoing Europe
Kopytowska, Monika; Karner, Christian
Emerald Publishing Limited
08/2017
312
Dura
Inglês
9781787145146
15 a 20 dias
Europeanness is challenged by the multiple crises and debates happening across the continent. There is long-standing disagreement over Europe's boundaries, and politicians and citizens continually reflect on the EU's past, present and future. This book analyses such reflections and political struggles in a variety of national and local contexts.
Introduction: Discursively doing and undoing Europe; Christian Karner, Anna Duszak, Monika Kopytowska Transnationalism as an index to construct European identities: an analysis of trans-European' discourses; Franco Zappettini Discursively "undoing" and "doing Europe" the Austrian way; Christian Karner Britain, Bulgaria and benefits: the political rhetoric of European (dis)integration; James Moir European security under threat: mediating the crisis and constructing the Other; Monika Kopytowska & Lukasz Grabowski Europe and the Front National Stance: Shifting the Blame; Fabienne Baider and Maria Constantinou Circling the wagons: the alternative fur Deutschland and the rise of Eurosceptic populism in Germany; Christian Nestler and Jan Rohgalf From national consensus to a new cleavage? The discursive negotiation of Europe in the Greek public debate during the economic crisis, 2010-2015; Zinovia Lialiouti Towards a (dis)integrated Europe: the constructs of "Europe" and "Troika" versus "Portugal" and "the Portuguese" in a corpus of Portuguese opinion articles; Alexandra Pinto Doing or undoing Europe critically in the Lisbon Treaty debate. A corpus-based analysis of British newspapers; Chiara Nasti Torn Between Agendas: Macedonian National Identity between Europe and its Multicultural Agenda; Maja Muhic Settling accounts with the troublesome past: self-criticism in Poland and Eastern Europe; Magdalena Nowicka Epilogue; Christian Karner and Monika Kopytowska
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Europeanness is challenged by the multiple crises and debates happening across the continent. There is long-standing disagreement over Europe's boundaries, and politicians and citizens continually reflect on the EU's past, present and future. This book analyses such reflections and political struggles in a variety of national and local contexts.
Introduction: Discursively doing and undoing Europe; Christian Karner, Anna Duszak, Monika Kopytowska Transnationalism as an index to construct European identities: an analysis of trans-European' discourses; Franco Zappettini Discursively "undoing" and "doing Europe" the Austrian way; Christian Karner Britain, Bulgaria and benefits: the political rhetoric of European (dis)integration; James Moir European security under threat: mediating the crisis and constructing the Other; Monika Kopytowska & Lukasz Grabowski Europe and the Front National Stance: Shifting the Blame; Fabienne Baider and Maria Constantinou Circling the wagons: the alternative fur Deutschland and the rise of Eurosceptic populism in Germany; Christian Nestler and Jan Rohgalf From national consensus to a new cleavage? The discursive negotiation of Europe in the Greek public debate during the economic crisis, 2010-2015; Zinovia Lialiouti Towards a (dis)integrated Europe: the constructs of "Europe" and "Troika" versus "Portugal" and "the Portuguese" in a corpus of Portuguese opinion articles; Alexandra Pinto Doing or undoing Europe critically in the Lisbon Treaty debate. A corpus-based analysis of British newspapers; Chiara Nasti Torn Between Agendas: Macedonian National Identity between Europe and its Multicultural Agenda; Maja Muhic Settling accounts with the troublesome past: self-criticism in Poland and Eastern Europe; Magdalena Nowicka Epilogue; Christian Karner and Monika Kopytowska
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