2004
DOI: 10.3917/poeu.012.0005
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L'europe au microscope du local. Manifeste pour une sociologie politique de l'intégration communautaire.

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“…6 Romain Pasquier and his co-authors have called for a 'bottom-level' perspective on European studies, that concentrates on local actors and the ways in which they seize and interpret European rules and opportunities (Pasquier, 2002;Pasquier and Weisbein, 2004;Pasquier and Baisne´e, 2007). Others have studied collective action and the constitution of transnational networks, with a focus on the sociology of social movements and political engagement (Chabanet, 2001;Guiraudon, 2001;Weisbein, 2001;Balme et al, 2002;Weisbein, 2003) or citizenship and the identification of citizens with European ideals (Duchesne and Frognier, 2002;Strudel, 2002;Sauger et al, 2007).…”
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“…6 Romain Pasquier and his co-authors have called for a 'bottom-level' perspective on European studies, that concentrates on local actors and the ways in which they seize and interpret European rules and opportunities (Pasquier, 2002;Pasquier and Weisbein, 2004;Pasquier and Baisne´e, 2007). Others have studied collective action and the constitution of transnational networks, with a focus on the sociology of social movements and political engagement (Chabanet, 2001;Guiraudon, 2001;Weisbein, 2001;Balme et al, 2002;Weisbein, 2003) or citizenship and the identification of citizens with European ideals (Duchesne and Frognier, 2002;Strudel, 2002;Sauger et al, 2007).…”
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“…This process could equally be described as the 'communitarisation' of domestic political systems in that it results from a process of implementation of the acquis communautaire. Conversely, dynamics of projection and bottom-up mobilisation might be described as upward or strategic Europeanisation (Pasquier and Weisbein 2004). This stage effectively requires active engagement in EU processes and a proactive strategy for influencing future public policy issues.…”
Section: Europeanisation and Regional Actors' Manipulation Of Scalementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This dissertation takes another approach, focusing not only on members of the political elite but also on ordinary citizens in countries newly admitted into the EU or hoping to become EU members. Such an approach has some pedigree in the literature (Jacquot and Woll 2003;Pasquier and Weisbein 2004;Georgakakis and Weisbein 2010;Woll and Sophie Jacquot 2010), which warrants being mentioned and briefly discussed. This is also another way to position this dissertation within the literature.…”
Section: Ii1 Toward An Alternative Theoretical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%