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The European Union And The Public Sphere: A Communicative Space In The Making? / John Erik Fossum And Philip Schlesinger -- Conceptualizing European Public Spheres: General, Segmented, And Strong Publics / Erik Oddvar Eriksen -- The Public Sphere And European Democracy: Mechanisms Of Democratization In The Transnational Situation / Klaus Eder -- A Fragile Cosmopolitanism: On The Unresolved Ambiguities Of The European Public Sphere / Philip Schlesinger -- Quo Vadis Europe?: Quality Newspapers Struggling For European Unity / Hans-jōrg Trenz -- Political Communication, European Integration, And The Transformation Of National Public Spheres: A Comparison Of Britain And France / Paul Statham -- The European Void: The Democratic Deficit As A Cultural Deficiency / Abram De Swaan -- Political Integration In Europe And The Need For A Common Political Language / Lars Chr. Blichner -- Eu Enlargement, Identity, And The Public Sphere / Maria Heller And Ágnes Rényi -- Religion And The European Public Sphere / Francois Foret And Philip Schlesinger -- The Public Sphere In European Constitution-making / John Erik Fossum And Hans-jōrg Trenz -- European Commissioners And The Prospects Of A European Public Sphere: Information, Representation, And Legitimacy / Andy Smith -- Transparency, Audiences, And The Evolving Role Of The Eu Council Of Ministers / Deirdre Curtin -- Transnationalising The Public Sphere?: The European Parliament, Promises, And Anticipations / Ulrike Liebert -- Conclusion / Philip Schlesinger And John Erik Fossum. Edited By John Erik Fossum And Philip Schlesinger. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [286]-306) And Index.
This volume investigates whether a coherent, transnational public sphere can exist within the European Union to support its democratic legitimacy. Edited by John Erik Fossum and Philip R. Schlesinger, the text compiles contributions from various scholars to examine the structural, cultural, and political barriers to European integration. The authors utilize a multidisciplinary framework, drawing on political theory, sociology, and media studies to assess how communication across national borders influences the development of a unified European political identity.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a foundational academic resource for understanding the complexities of European integration and communicative democracy. Readers frequently note the high density of the theoretical prose, which is intended for advanced students and researchers in political science and sociology.
Page Count:
336
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203960858
ISBN-13:
9780203960851
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