Format:
1 Online-Ressource (178 Seiten)
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
9783031174070
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Intro -- Contents -- 1 Constructing the EU's political identity in policy making -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Analysing the EU's political identity -- Studying the EU's political identity in policy making -- Findings -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- References -- 2 Constructing and de-constructing the European political identity: the contradictory logic of the EU's institutional system -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Political identity and institutional system -- Supranational institutions and the European political identity -- Intergovernmentalism and the resurgence of nationalism -- Conclusion -- References -- 3 Affirming Europe with trade: deal negotiations and the making of a political identity -- Abstract -- The Commission and the EU's political identity -- The EU as a trade 'Actor': the broader literature -- Food, earth, and tradition: protecting Europe at the CETA and TTIP negotiations -- Cutting edge and efficient: the EU Commission and the pursuit of the internal digital single market -- First pillar: access to digital market -- Second pillar: the right business environment -- Third pillar: growth potential -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 Transforming identity in international society: the potential and failure of European integration -- Abstract -- Limits of transformation: revisiting Mitrany and Bull -- Regional order, identity and border formation in international society -- Case I: Cyprus -- Case II: Ukraine -- Identity and the transformative challenge for EU external policy -- References -- 5 Do central bankers dream of political union? From epistemic community to common identity -- Abstract -- Splendid isolation -- Unconventional monetary policy -- Financial market supervision -- Responsibility and accountability -- A strategically constructivist solution -- References
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6 The EU's legal identities and the Court of Justice of the EU -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Legal identity across areas: does the Court still trigger 'integration through law'? -- What do we understand by 'integration through law'? -- The EU's 'integration through law' identity: challenged but resilient -- Legal identity in different policy areas: is the CJEU market oriented? -- Free movement and the internal market as core notions of EU's legal identity -- Social and health policies through and beyond market integration -- The protection of fundamental rights -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- 7 Common market, normative power or super-state? Conflicting political identities in EU asylum and immigration policy -- Abstract -- Political identity and immigration policy -- Contests over values and identities in EU asylummigration policies -- The statist identity: community-building and internal security -- The 'normative power' identity: image in the world and universal human rights -- The 'market power' identity: economic competitiveness and the quest for labour -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- 8 Direct and market governance paths for the creation of an EU political identity: cultural heritage policy -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Cultural heritage, EU cultural policy and political identity building -- Directly promoting an EU identity through cultural heritage -- The 'unity in diversity' strategy -- Subcase of policies to develop an EU identity: Creating EU public symbols and labels -- Governing cultural heritage and markets -- Limiting, linking and creating economic markets in cultural heritage -- Subcase study of markets and heritage: regulation of cross-border trade in artistic objects -- Conclusion: the EU's path to political identity in EU cultural heritage policy -- Acknowledgements -- References
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9 Understanding the identity of a policy field: the European Commission and liberal modernization in the domain of labour and social policy -- Abstract -- The identitarian turn in EU studies -- Advancing labour and social policy via policy domain identity: the 1990s -- Policy domain identity in the 2000s: the Lisbon Agenda -- The 2010s: pushback against the liberal modernization image -- Conclusion -- References -- 10 Comment: the EU and European identity -- References -- 11 EU political identity, integration and top-down analyses: a reply to Neil Fligstein -- Abstract -- Identity, integration and cross-domain comparison -- Citizens, social groups and EU institutions in identity building -- The EU as a state -- References -- 12 Correction to: Constructing the EU'sPolitical Identity -- Correction to: S. Saurugger and M. Thatcher (eds.), Constructing the EU's Political Identity, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-17407-0
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Saurugger, Sabine Constructing the EU's Political Identity Cham : Palgrave Macmillan,c2022 ISBN 9783031174063
Language:
English
Keywords:
Europäische Union
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Europäische Integration
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Politische Identität
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Staatstätigkeit
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Aufsatzsammlung
