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Cultural Diversity European Identity And The Legitimacy Of The Eu Dieter Fuchs Hansdieter Klingemann

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Cultural Diversity European Identity And The Legitimacy Of The Eu Dieter Fuchs Hansdieter Klingemann
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Cultural Diversity European Identity And The Legitimacy Of The Eu Dieter Fuchs Hansdieter Klingemann instant download after payment.

Publisher: Edward Elgar, Edward Elgar Pub
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.97 MB
Pages: 280
Author: Dieter Fuchs; Hans-Dieter Klingemann
ISBN: 9781848446298, 1848446292
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Cultural Diversity European Identity And The Legitimacy Of The Eu Dieter Fuchs Hansdieter Klingemann by Dieter Fuchs; Hans-dieter Klingemann 9781848446298, 1848446292 instant download after payment.

As a consequence of various rounds of EU enlargements, the degree of cultural diversity in Europe has intensified - a phenomenon which is increasingly perceived as problematic by many EU citizens. This fascinating book not only empirically explores the current state of the identity and the legitimacy of the EU as viewed by its citizens, but also evaluates their attitudes towards it.

The expert contributors show that the development of a European identity and a common European culture is a prerequisite for European integration; that European identity and a common political culture will not develop rapidly but emerge slowly, and that the beginnings of a European identity and a common European culture are currently emerging. The roles of civil society organizations and political parties are examined within this context, and an explanatory model with subjective predictors of the attitudes towards the EU is tested. The empirical analysis is underpinned by a theoretical framework incorporating operational definitions and conceptual discussion of legitimacy and identity.

This intriguing and thought-provoking book will be of great interest to academics, researchers and students focusing on political science and international relations

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