The spatialities of Europeanisation: territory, government and power in ‘EUrope’
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Auteurs : Julian Clark [Royaume-Uni] ; Alun Jones [Irlande (pays)]Source :
- Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers [ 0020-2754 ] ; 2008-07.
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- topic : Européanisation.
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- Agnew, Alun, Alun jones, Bache, Bialasiewicz, British geographers, Buller, Checkel, Common market studies, Conceptualisation, Decisionmaking, Delanty, Emergent scale, European identities, European integration, European union, Europeanisation, Europeanisation space, Europeanization, Europeanization oxford university press, Featherstone, Geogr, Geographer, Geographical bases, Geographical society, Geopolitics, Governance, Hegemonic, Inst, Issn, Journal compilation, Julian clark, Leitner, Member states, Multiple actors, Nation state, National interests, Normative, Organisation, Paasi, Policy elites, Political science, Power relations, Processual, Radaelli, Regional studies, Rescaling, Sadler, Social sciences, Social theory, Socialisation, Spatiality, Supranational, Supranational governance, Swyngedouw, Territorial propinquity, Trans, Trans inst.
Abstract
Europeanisation is now widely researched in the social sciences, but a geographical contribution to these debates is lacking. Yet Europeanisation's myriad socialisation and learning processes have been configured over centuries by territorial propinquity and sites of government and power, with construction and projection of these continent‐wide processes by political elites integral to nation building and latterly European integration, that is the building of ‘EUrope’. We argue here that an examination of the under‐researched scales and spaces of Europeanisation can furnish a more encompassing geographical understanding of this multifaceted suite of processes, and help address lacunae in contemporary social science accounts on Europeanisation's origins and contemporary manifestations under the imprimatur of European integration.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1475-5661.2008.00309.x
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- Irlande (pays), Royaume-Uni
- Angleterre, Leinster, Midlands de l'Ouest
- Birmingham, Dublin
- University College Dublin, Université de Birmingham
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