A political sociology of the European Union
Reassessing constructivism
Herausgeber: Rowell, Jay; Mangenot, Michel
A political sociology of the European Union
Reassessing constructivism
Herausgeber: Rowell, Jay; Mangenot, Michel
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Based on a critical appraisal of the constructivist approach in European studies, this volume introduces a new political sociology approach focused on actors. -- .
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Based on a critical appraisal of the constructivist approach in European studies, this volume introduces a new political sociology approach focused on actors. -- .
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- Europe in Change
- Verlag: Manchester University Press
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 448g
- ISBN-13: 9781784993948
- ISBN-10: 1784993948
- Artikelnr.: 45008767
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Europe in Change
- Verlag: Manchester University Press
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 448g
- ISBN-13: 9781784993948
- ISBN-10: 1784993948
- Artikelnr.: 45008767
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Jay Rowell is full time researcher in Sociology at the CNRS, University of Strasbourg and Director of the Centre for European Political Sociology (GSPE) Michel Mangenot is Senior Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Strasbourg and Deputy Director of the Centre for European Political Sociology (GSPE)
Preface: Revitalising EU studies through constructivism - Andy Smith
Introduction: What Europe constructs: Towards a sociological constructivism
- Michel Mangenot & Jay Rowell Part I: The construction of European fields
1. Making top civil servants: Europeaness as an identity and a resource -
Marine de Lassalle & Didier Georgakakis 2. The invention and transformation
of a governmental body: the Council Secretariat - Michel Mangenot 3.
Lawyers as Europe's middlemen: a sociology of litigants pleading before the
European Court of Justice (1954-1978) - Christele Marchand & Antoine
Vauchez 4. The emergence of 'European' careers in sub-national French
administrations - Marine de Lassalle Part II: The social construction of
European problems 5. Constitutional activism and fundamental rights in
Europe: common interests through transnational socialisation - Laurent
Scheeck 6. The construction of a European interest through legal expertise:
property owners associations and the Charter of Fundamental Rights - Hélène
Michel 7. A constructivist-institutionalist approach to EU Politics: the
case of Protected Geographical Indications for Food - Andy Smith 8. The
European Parliament and the politicisation of the European space: the case
of the two port packages - Willy Beauvallet Part III: Constructing reality
through policy instruments 9. From integration by law to Europeanisation by
numbers: the making of a 'competitive Europe' through intergovernmental
benchmarking - Isabelle Bruno 10. From an instrument to the
instrumentalisation of 'European opinion' - Philippe Aldrin 11. Expert
measurement in the government of Lifelong Learning - Romuald Normand 12.
The instrumentation of European disability policy: constructing a policy
field with numbers - Jay Rowell Index
Introduction: What Europe constructs: Towards a sociological constructivism
- Michel Mangenot & Jay Rowell Part I: The construction of European fields
1. Making top civil servants: Europeaness as an identity and a resource -
Marine de Lassalle & Didier Georgakakis 2. The invention and transformation
of a governmental body: the Council Secretariat - Michel Mangenot 3.
Lawyers as Europe's middlemen: a sociology of litigants pleading before the
European Court of Justice (1954-1978) - Christele Marchand & Antoine
Vauchez 4. The emergence of 'European' careers in sub-national French
administrations - Marine de Lassalle Part II: The social construction of
European problems 5. Constitutional activism and fundamental rights in
Europe: common interests through transnational socialisation - Laurent
Scheeck 6. The construction of a European interest through legal expertise:
property owners associations and the Charter of Fundamental Rights - Hélène
Michel 7. A constructivist-institutionalist approach to EU Politics: the
case of Protected Geographical Indications for Food - Andy Smith 8. The
European Parliament and the politicisation of the European space: the case
of the two port packages - Willy Beauvallet Part III: Constructing reality
through policy instruments 9. From integration by law to Europeanisation by
numbers: the making of a 'competitive Europe' through intergovernmental
benchmarking - Isabelle Bruno 10. From an instrument to the
instrumentalisation of 'European opinion' - Philippe Aldrin 11. Expert
measurement in the government of Lifelong Learning - Romuald Normand 12.
The instrumentation of European disability policy: constructing a policy
field with numbers - Jay Rowell Index
Preface: Revitalising EU studies through constructivism - Andy Smith
Introduction: What Europe constructs: Towards a sociological constructivism
- Michel Mangenot & Jay Rowell Part I: The construction of European fields
1. Making top civil servants: Europeaness as an identity and a resource -
Marine de Lassalle & Didier Georgakakis 2. The invention and transformation
of a governmental body: the Council Secretariat - Michel Mangenot 3.
Lawyers as Europe's middlemen: a sociology of litigants pleading before the
European Court of Justice (1954-1978) - Christele Marchand & Antoine
Vauchez 4. The emergence of 'European' careers in sub-national French
administrations - Marine de Lassalle Part II: The social construction of
European problems 5. Constitutional activism and fundamental rights in
Europe: common interests through transnational socialisation - Laurent
Scheeck 6. The construction of a European interest through legal expertise:
property owners associations and the Charter of Fundamental Rights - Hélène
Michel 7. A constructivist-institutionalist approach to EU Politics: the
case of Protected Geographical Indications for Food - Andy Smith 8. The
European Parliament and the politicisation of the European space: the case
of the two port packages - Willy Beauvallet Part III: Constructing reality
through policy instruments 9. From integration by law to Europeanisation by
numbers: the making of a 'competitive Europe' through intergovernmental
benchmarking - Isabelle Bruno 10. From an instrument to the
instrumentalisation of 'European opinion' - Philippe Aldrin 11. Expert
measurement in the government of Lifelong Learning - Romuald Normand 12.
The instrumentation of European disability policy: constructing a policy
field with numbers - Jay Rowell Index
Introduction: What Europe constructs: Towards a sociological constructivism
- Michel Mangenot & Jay Rowell Part I: The construction of European fields
1. Making top civil servants: Europeaness as an identity and a resource -
Marine de Lassalle & Didier Georgakakis 2. The invention and transformation
of a governmental body: the Council Secretariat - Michel Mangenot 3.
Lawyers as Europe's middlemen: a sociology of litigants pleading before the
European Court of Justice (1954-1978) - Christele Marchand & Antoine
Vauchez 4. The emergence of 'European' careers in sub-national French
administrations - Marine de Lassalle Part II: The social construction of
European problems 5. Constitutional activism and fundamental rights in
Europe: common interests through transnational socialisation - Laurent
Scheeck 6. The construction of a European interest through legal expertise:
property owners associations and the Charter of Fundamental Rights - Hélène
Michel 7. A constructivist-institutionalist approach to EU Politics: the
case of Protected Geographical Indications for Food - Andy Smith 8. The
European Parliament and the politicisation of the European space: the case
of the two port packages - Willy Beauvallet Part III: Constructing reality
through policy instruments 9. From integration by law to Europeanisation by
numbers: the making of a 'competitive Europe' through intergovernmental
benchmarking - Isabelle Bruno 10. From an instrument to the
instrumentalisation of 'European opinion' - Philippe Aldrin 11. Expert
measurement in the government of Lifelong Learning - Romuald Normand 12.
The instrumentation of European disability policy: constructing a policy
field with numbers - Jay Rowell Index