2018
DOI: 10.1080/10848770.2018.1438871
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A Narrative Approach to Europe’s Identity Crisis

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“…Our analyses confirm that European identity does not necessarily translate to identification with the European Union as an institutional actor or protector of rights (see Castiglione, 2009; Cmeciu and Manolache, 2018; Pryke, 2020). The importance of the European Union featured indirectly in the narratives and concentrated on freedom of mobility and the importance of relating to familiar others in a borderless Europe (e.g.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…Our analyses confirm that European identity does not necessarily translate to identification with the European Union as an institutional actor or protector of rights (see Castiglione, 2009; Cmeciu and Manolache, 2018; Pryke, 2020). The importance of the European Union featured indirectly in the narratives and concentrated on freedom of mobility and the importance of relating to familiar others in a borderless Europe (e.g.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 54%
“…There are a couple of qualitative studies that have dived more deeply into what it means to be a European citizen or to be European for individuals living in Europe using a bottom-up individual-level perspective. These studies used either individual interviews (Scalise, 2015), focus group discussions (Bruter, 2004), or qualitative content analysis of user comments on an E-Citizens platform (Cmeciu & Manolache, 2018) to get in-depth knowledge about participants' conceptions about European identity. A seven-nation study on European identity using Q methodology (see further below) focused on subjective meanings of European identity against the background of national identity and supranational discourses and found various conceptualizations of European identity, and their relations to national identity, within and across countries (Robyn, 2005).…”
Section: Contents Of European Identity and Limitations Of Existing Ap...mentioning
confidence: 99%