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apply to join us. At many universities, thriving Euro- 60 Culture, Practice & Europeanization August pean Studies centres are the flagship of internationalisation and intercultural exchange across disciplines [...] more nor- mative and value driven. In the old ideological struggle between left and right, the Euro- pean Studies community could claim neutrality. In contrast, neither EU scholars nor EU institutions can [...] cosmopoli- tans and between globalists and nativists; they are deeply involved in this struggle. Euro- pean Studies no longer concerns European integration but instead the social cohesion and integration of
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laws that conflicted with the ones the host state had adopted.49 Following this example, in the Euro- pean Union (EU), the European Court of Justice has all but struck down the seat theory, which was used [...] (including natural and legal persons) was established in the Treaty of Rome, which created the Euro- pean common market, which later morphed into the European Communities. In 1992, the Maastricht Treaty created
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(EU), as meaningful entities, and they appear in various forms in relation to the process of Euro- pean integration, thereby shaping and permeating countless dimensions of social life (for an overview of [...] 255-271. Eder, K. (2009). A theory of collective identity: making sense of the debate on a “Euro- pean identity”. European Journal of Social Theory, 12(4), 427-447. Eder, K., & Carlson, S. (2020). Europe [...] 16-33. Favell, A., & Guiraudon, V. (2009). The sociology of the European Union: an agenda. Euro- pean Union Politics, 10(4), 550-576. Fligstein, N. (2008). Euroclash. The EU, European identity, and the
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suggested that visual representations of a pan-Euro- pean identity could promote narratives of Europe that influenced people’s sense of Euro- peanness (Aiello & Thurlow, 2006, 159). Turşie (2015) explored [...] sometimes obliquely using the term “continent”. Besides this, it is present in references to the Euro- pean currency and in the names of some of the events (“eutopia”, “euroinvasion”). The results of the word [...] identified in interviews conducted with Aarhus 2017 attenders who generally struggled to see a Euro- pean element in the events they attended, pointing to global elements instead (Fage-But- ler, 2020). I
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new con- tributions dedicated to the prospects of existing and future narratives concerning Euro- pean integration. The term ‘narrative’ frequently emerged in broader discussions on European enlargement [...] 2019b). Indeed we highlight the citizen’s initiative rather than only top-down discourses of Euro- pean identities produced by institutional or governmental sectors (Zappettini, 2019b). Literature about [...] on the political world as a field where they can express a systemic distrust of national and Euro- pean politician actors: “European political class is made up of overpaid bureaucrats who just seek to main-
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inclu- sivity, to be followed as the next stage of integration of migrants into the dominant Euro- pean societies. Moreover, he argues, visual spectacles suspend spectators’ potential resentment towards
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theo- rizing regarding the role of narratives for the symbolic construction of “Europe” and Euro- pean identity, the ensuing conversation between the two addresses some of the subse- quent issues arising [...] Carlson 117 Trenz, H.-J. (2014). The saga of Europeanisation: on the narrative construction of a Euro- pean society. In S. Börner & M. Eigmüller (Eds.), European integration, processes of change and the national
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Eu ro pean origin and Africans, both indentured and enslaved. Beginning in 1661, sys- tems of punishment were structured according to an explic itly racial logic. Indentured laborers of Eu ro pean origin [...] real ity just another name for the Eu ro pean proj ect of unlimited expan- sion undertaken in the final years of the eigh teenth century. The expan- sion of Eu ro pean colonial empires was one of the most [...] there, it could only be law that “the Eu ro pean conquerors imported and established, either in their Chris- tian missions or in the accomplished fact of a Eu ro pean system of justice and administration.”34