Add to ORKGThe chapters in this volume show that the notion of European identity is a complex one and that it entails many conceptual approaches. Almost every contributor to this volume utilizes a different theoretical perspec-tive on European identity. This conceptual variety is caused, on the one hand, by the fact that the phenomenon of collective identity is of an in-terdisciplinary nature. It was primarily anchored in psychology and so-ciology, but has successively become enriched by other disciplines such as philosophy and political science, which in turn shed light on it with their specific methods and questions. On the other hand, the concept of collective identity frequently merges with adjacent terms of social science such as community, solid...
In this paper we empirically test three of the most significant theories about the emergence of a Eu...
The enlarged and enlarging European Union is a novel political project in motion. The supranational ...
Identity as a theoretical concept in social sciences has evolved from a status of derivative importa...
We investigated the issue of the European identity using a social-psychological point of view. Build...
European identity' is a very popular expression, used in almost every European context. Yet, it is a...
This paper examines the growing awareness of an European identity. Chapter 1 consists of an overview...
This article questions the introduction, in the mid-90‟s, of the concept of European identity for th...
This article questions the introduction, in the mid-90‟s, of the concept of European identity for th...
This article questions the introduction, in the mid-90‟s, of the concept of European identity for th...
Given the preoccupation with identity in recent times, it was inevitable that the question of Europe...
The identity discourse has a tragic history in Europe (both inside frontiers and outside our own geo...
(From the introduction). In this article we empirically test three of the most significant theories ...
Processes of European identity formation are analysed here in terms of identity work and, specifical...
Introduction. The paper analyzes the strategies for the formation of European identity. The author ...
European identity, as a common value, consists of diverse philosophical, historical and cultural ele...
In this paper we empirically test three of the most significant theories about the emergence of a Eu...
The enlarged and enlarging European Union is a novel political project in motion. The supranational ...
Identity as a theoretical concept in social sciences has evolved from a status of derivative importa...
We investigated the issue of the European identity using a social-psychological point of view. Build...
European identity' is a very popular expression, used in almost every European context. Yet, it is a...
This paper examines the growing awareness of an European identity. Chapter 1 consists of an overview...
This article questions the introduction, in the mid-90‟s, of the concept of European identity for th...
This article questions the introduction, in the mid-90‟s, of the concept of European identity for th...
This article questions the introduction, in the mid-90‟s, of the concept of European identity for th...
Given the preoccupation with identity in recent times, it was inevitable that the question of Europe...
The identity discourse has a tragic history in Europe (both inside frontiers and outside our own geo...
(From the introduction). In this article we empirically test three of the most significant theories ...
Processes of European identity formation are analysed here in terms of identity work and, specifical...
Introduction. The paper analyzes the strategies for the formation of European identity. The author ...
European identity, as a common value, consists of diverse philosophical, historical and cultural ele...
In this paper we empirically test three of the most significant theories about the emergence of a Eu...
The enlarged and enlarging European Union is a novel political project in motion. The supranational ...
Identity as a theoretical concept in social sciences has evolved from a status of derivative importa...