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Showing 1 to 20 of 34 for “"European identity"”.
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Can Turkey be assimilated into European identity?
Turkey and the European Union (EU) have been engaged in dialogue in respect of Turkey's prospective membership of the EU for over 50 years. However, in light of a recent enlargement encompassing Central Eastern European Countries (CEECs), further questions have been raised as to whether or not a …
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European identity in the Aotearoa New Zealand census
… groups, with white majorities, including Europeans in Aotearoa New Zealand, surprisingly absent. Demographic changes, however, and the decline of majorities, are altering politics and making white ethnicity more salient. (Re)assertions of dominance such as Brexit and the storming of …
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European integration and European identity : case study : the European dimension in secondary schooling
… some of the issues concerning the concept of European identity. In particular, the aim is to assess how far school education is a suitable method to foster a European identity and support for European integration. In this context, the thesis aims to investigate whether the historic and more …
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Discursive Constructions of the European Identity in Germany during the Euro and Refugee Crises of the EU
This research investigates the manifestations of European identity construction by the political and media discourses within the depressing context of the Euro crisis and refugee crisis of the European Union (EU) in a case study country- Germany. It utilizes the main aspirations of the Social …
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DIE EUROPÄISCHE IDENTITÄT IN DEUTSCHEN BUNDESTAGSDEBATTEN: EINE POLITOLINGUISTISCHE ANALYSE
… Eine politolinguistische Analyse (European identity in German parliamentary debates: a politolinguistic analysis) The question of European Identity is controversial and its topicality in the public debate has not disappeared within the last years, consider for example the results of …
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United in diversity? A discourse analysis on the selective representation of the Islamic past in Spanish and Portuguese tourism
… this idea of an inclusive, diverse, cosmopolitan European identity and the lack of representation that Europe’s Islamic past receives in tourism websites. Being historically relevant, I have chosen to look at the representation of the Islamic past in Spanish and Portuguese tourism and have …
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A study of the life and works of Blaze de Bury : a counter-narrative of a transcultural woman’s involvement in nineteenth-century European politics
… participation in nineteenthcentury discourses on European international politics, using the case study of the writer Baroness Marie Pauline Rose Blaze de Bury (1813?–1894). It argues that examining Blaze de Bury’s life and works, specifically through a transcultural lens, reveals a political …
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Literatūros mokymas mokyklose kaip lietuviškos tapatybės politikos priemonė /
… Education Programs as an Instrument of National Identity Politics. It is hard to see the function of ideology in democratic state. One of the fields, where the impact of ideology can be seen in educational policy. Secondary education programs that are provided by political institutions are …
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Britain in Europe : a discourse-theoretical approach
Previous research upon European integration has observed that Britain has an I awkward partnership' with the rest of the EU. However, these analyses have not addressed how this awkward relationship reflects a difference in political and governmental discourse between Britain and the other …
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Imagining a New Belfast: Municipal Parades in Urban Regeneration
… In particular the tropes of multiculturalism and European identity are repeated as aspirational ideals for Belfast's regeneration. The parades display, and in doing so reify these ideals as a temporary reality. Longer-term effects of the parades are difficult to determine, but they may potentially …
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Bringing Europe Down to Earth
Why is it considered more European to vote in the affirmative of the Euro than it is to vote against it? Why is not possible to be a populist and a ?Good European? at the same time? What makes an illegal immigrant different from a tourist? These questions all concern the limits of what it means to …
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Borderline Europeans: European Union Citizenship on the Polish -German Frontier
… examination of the meanings and practices of the European Union's transnational citizenship policies. By documenting the everyday negotiations, interactions, and reflections of life on the Polish-German border, this study chronicles both the successes and failures of European Union citizenship at …
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Borderline Europeans: European Union Citizenship on the Polish-German Frontier
… examination of the meanings and practices of the European Union's transnational citizenship policies. By documenting the everyday negotiations, interactions, and reflections of life on the Polish-German border, this study chronicles both the successes and failures of European Union citizenship at …
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Understanding the Construction of National and Regional Identity: Perceptions of One Another along the Bulgarian-Macedonian Border
… through the national education system. The European Union, as a supranational organization, also provides narratives that expose individuals to globalized, versus national, ideals. This ethnographic case study asks how individuals living along the Macedonian-Bulgarian border, sharing strong …
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The Impact of European Integration on the Development of Modern Citizenship.
… of its participating member states the European Union as it is presently constituted represents a unique experiment in the development of a new type of supranational political system. Driven by the accelerating processes of globalisation and actioned through a variety of formal and …
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Post-communist capital city tourism representation:a case-study on Bucharest
… tourism representations of Central and Eastern European post-communist capital cities and the process of representation. Drawing from a number of academic fields such as urban tourism, culture, marketing, and media, as well as original primary and secondary research, the study wishes to …
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THE IMPACT OF MULTILINGUALISM ON THE DEMOCRATIC LEGITIMACY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION: IS CREATING A SOLIDLY DEFINED EUROPEAN DEMOS THE ANSWER TO THE EU’S LANGUAGE PROBLEM?
… significant role of a common language collective identity formation. In order to solve, or at least mitigate the democratic legitimacy issues which arise due to the EU’s multilingual nature, we must forge a European identity which is not dependant on the feature of a common language. Accepted …
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Trauma, Memory and Victimhood: Estonia and the Holocaust, 1998-2012
… factor in building a national post-Soviet European identity. As a result, the Holocaust in Estonia has played a less substantial role in both scholarship, and public debate, specifically regarding the nature of local participation in the elimination of Jewish life in Estonia. The subject …
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Questioning Muslim Identity: A Critical Analysis of the Discourse on Muslim Integration
… Muslims, especially immigrants, into the European nations, has led many ruling political leaders to question the merits of multiculturalism and simultaneously to promote integration through the strengthening and inculcation in the Muslim of a more general set of political values. This …
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