Introduction: Towards a Multi-Faceted Approach to Politicisation in the EU Context

Oleart, Álvaro; Haapala, Taru

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“…and 'DiEM25' as well as grassroots movements like 'Pulse of Europe' are mobilising citizens across Europe. Second, the 'Conference on the Future of Europe', which seeks to increase the legitimacy of the EU through the involvement of European citizens in shaping the future of Europe (Oleart and Haapala, 2022). Third, Macron's newly (May 2022) formulated visions on both the reformulation of European treaties and the establishment of a political community in the EU's neighbourhood calls for the broad approval of Europe's citizenry.…”

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“…Social cohesion thus serves as the major starting point for our concept of preferences for EU cohesion. It is both a multi-dimensional and a multi-level phenomenon (Dragolov et al, 2016; Rajulton et al, 2007). Moreover, it is closely related to other notions like social capital, social and political trust, and solidarity – all of which are typically used to describe aspects of the foundations and workings of a society.‘The roots of the concept of social cohesion can be traced in the works of historians, philosophers, sociologists, and economists.…”

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Who holds the union together? Citizens’ preferences for European Union cohesion in challenging times

Reinl¹,

Braun

2022

European Union Politics

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Although polarisation risks breaking up the European family, such conflicts paired with transnational challenges can also raise awareness of the need for more European Union (EU) cohesion. In order to approach the hitherto underspecified concept, this article connects the recent literature on social cohesion with research on various facets of public EU support – integration preferences, identity, voting behaviour, and solidarity. Building on survey data from 10 EU countries taken at the end of 2020, a latent class analysis identifies two distinct groups of preferences for EU cohesion: its friends and its foes. EU cohesion can be achieved by highlighting personal advantages of European integration and by stressing joint approaches to crises, civic education, and democratic processes.

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Who holds the union together? Citizens’ preferences for European Union cohesion in challenging times

Reinl¹,

Braun

2022

European Union Politics

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CoFoE: un paso (¿en falso?) hacia la (re)politización de la UE

Salazar

2022

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Después de un año de deliberaciones el informe final de CoFoE (2022) recogió casi medio centenar de propuestas y más de trescientas medidas. La iniciativa se concibió como una plataforma inclusiva para recoger diferentes voces y ofrecer espacios en los que la ciudadanía europea pudiera expresarse. Además, buscaba apuntalar la legitimidad democrática y el futuro del proyecto europeo. Tras un proceso con aciertos y errores, ahora les toca a las instituciones europeas tomar el testigo. Es decir, dar un paso hacia la politización de la UE implementado las propuestas planteadas por la Conferencia y estableciendo canales permanentes de participación y deliberación, impulsando así la esfera pública europea y permitiendo que la “institución del disenso” tome el lugar de la “institución del consenso”; o, por el contrario, ignorar las demandas ciudadanas. El futuro de Europa puede depender de ello.

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Politicising the Pandemic Recovery? Opposition Strategies against the Spanish Government’s COVID-19 Measures

Haapala

2024

Redescriptions: Political Thought, Conceptual History and Feminist Theory

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This article examines Spain's COVID-19 pandemic recovery from the perspective of politicisation as a form of political activity. The main argument is that politicisation must be considered more broadly as a part of democratic politics, as distinct from the too narrow theoretical framework of European Union (EU) politicisation. The Haapala Redescriptions: Political Thought, Conceptual History and Feminist Theory

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Introduction: Towards a Multi-Faceted Approach to Politicisation in the EU Context

Cited by 3 publications

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Who holds the union together? Citizens’ preferences for European Union cohesion in challenging times

Who holds the union together? Citizens’ preferences for European Union cohesion in challenging times

CoFoE: un paso (¿en falso?) hacia la (re)politización de la UE

Politicising the Pandemic Recovery? Opposition Strategies against the Spanish Government’s COVID-19 Measures

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