Géographie de l’Europe et géographie de la construction européenne

Brennetot, Arnaud; Rosemberg, Muriel

doi:10.4000/espacepolitique.2613

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“…Other studies focus on EUrope’s wider geopolitical role beyond its immediate ‘neighbourhood’, including the internal and external spaces of interaction of EU agency as well as external perceptions of the EU (Bachmann, 2016; Bachmann and Müller, 2015; Beauguitte and Didelon-Loiseau, 2013; Boedeltje, 2012; Brennetot and Rosemberg, 2013; Mamadouh and Bialasiewicz, 2016; McConnell et al, 2017). Much of this work is, directly or indirectly, inspired by critical geopolitics and/or other approaches that are sensitive to inequalities, processes of inclusion/exclusion and power hierarchies.…”

Section: Geography and European Studiesmentioning

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Visionary geographies and European Studies

Bachmann

2021

Progress in Human Geography

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This article discusses the relation between human geography and European Studies and critically questions the role of geography in producing knowledge on ‘Europe’ and shaping debates about it. It lays out how geographic contributions to European Studies can roughly be grouped into three broad categories: Europeanization and economic geographies of integration; urban, regional and spatial planning; and critical (geopolitical) approaches to the European Union. They lack, however, an engagement with future processes of European (dis)integration. This article, thus, offers an approach to visionary geographies that seeks to strengthen both geography’s theoretical input and applied contributions to European Studies.

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Section: Geography and European Studiesmentioning

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Visionary geographies and European Studies

Bachmann

2021

Progress in Human Geography

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Internal and External Perceptions of Europe/the EU in the World through Mental Maps

Didelon-Loiseau

Grasland

2014

Communicating Europe in Times of Crisis

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Kryzys w Unii Europejskiej a tożsamość europejska

Rudnicki

2016

Przegląd Europejski

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The aim of this article is to show what impact the crisis in the European Union, along with the crisis in the euro zone at the forefront, had on European identity, interwoven with the identity of the European Union to such an extent that these terms are often handled as equivalent. Developments and crises situations which exert an influence on European identity were presented with respect to areas of particular importance that affect the way the European Union is identified within the community and abroad. Following issues were discussed: implications of the crisis for the European Union’s international identity, for the European social model (welfare state), for transnational identity (in internal relations) and for unity and solidarity in the European Union. In the conclusion, it is stated that the economic, political and social crises had undermined the gradual development of European / European Union identity among citizens and had an impact on its image in international relations.

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Géographie de l’Europe et géographie de la construction européenne

Cited by 5 publications

References 19 publications

Visionary geographies and European Studies

Visionary geographies and European Studies

Internal and External Perceptions of Europe/the EU in the World through Mental Maps

Kryzys w Unii Europejskiej a tożsamość europejska

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