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ISBN: 978-3-8474-0153-7

The Internet and European Integration

Pro- and Anti-EU Debates in Online News Media

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Erscheinungsdatum : 19.11.2014

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ISBN: 978-3-8474-0153-7

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This book offers a wealth of original empirical data on how online media shape EU contestation. Taking a public sphere perspective, the authors highlight the myths and truths about the nature of audience-driven online media content and show how public demands for legitimacy are at the heart of the much-analyzed politicization of European integration. What EU citizens most intensely debate online are the fundamental questions of what the European institutions stand for and how they can be held accountable.

 

Drawing on innovative and rigorous analysis of online media ownership, journalistic content and online readers’ inputs, the authors piece together the components of the dynamic nature of EU contestation and the degree of convergence towards Euroscepticism across EU member states in the first years of the Eurocrisis. There is no doubt that EU citizens have strong opinions about the EU and interactive online media allow these opinions to come to the fore, to be challenged and amplified both within and beyond national public spheres. Yet, for all its potential to unite European publics, online EU contestation remains firmly anchored in offline news media frames, while citizens and journalists alike struggle to put forward a clear vision of the future EU polity.

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Authors:

Dr. Asimina Michailidou, Senior Researcher, ARENA Centre for European Studies, University of Oslo, Norway;

Prof. Hans-Jörg Trenz, Vice Chair, Center for Modern European Studies, University of Copenhagen, Denmark;

Dr. Pieter de Wilde, Senior Researcher, Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB), Germany

 

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Target groups: Undergrads, Postgrads, researchers in European Studies, Media Studies, Political Communication

Keywords: European Union, online media, Euroscepticism

Subject area:  European Studies, Media Studies, Political Communication

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ISBN

978-3-8474-0153-7

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978-3-8474-0471-2

Format

A5

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250

Erscheinungsjahr

2014

Erscheinungsdatum

19.11.2014

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1.

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Englisch

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European Studies, European Union, euroscepticism, online media

This book offers a wealth of original empirical data on how online media shape EU contestation. What EU citizens most intensely debate online are the fundamental questions of what the European institutions stand for and how they can be held accountable. There is no doubt that EU citizens have strong opinions about the EU and interactive online media allow these opinions to come to the fore, to be challenged and amplified both within and beyond national public spheres. Yet, for all its potential to unite European publics, online EU contestation remains firmly anchored in offline news media frames, while citizens and journalists alike struggle to put forward a clear vision of the future EU polity.

GMK-Newsletter 4/2014

Beschreibung

Beschreibung

This book offers a wealth of original empirical data on how online media shape EU contestation. Taking a public sphere perspective, the authors highlight the myths and truths about the nature of audience-driven online media content and show how public demands for legitimacy are at the heart of the much-analyzed politicization of European integration. What EU citizens most intensely debate online are the fundamental questions of what the European institutions stand for and how they can be held accountable.

 

Drawing on innovative and rigorous analysis of online media ownership, journalistic content and online readers’ inputs, the authors piece together the components of the dynamic nature of EU contestation and the degree of convergence towards Euroscepticism across EU member states in the first years of the Eurocrisis. There is no doubt that EU citizens have strong opinions about the EU and interactive online media allow these opinions to come to the fore, to be challenged and amplified both within and beyond national public spheres. Yet, for all its potential to unite European publics, online EU contestation remains firmly anchored in offline news media frames, while citizens and journalists alike struggle to put forward a clear vision of the future EU polity.

View Table of Contents

 

Authors:

Dr. Asimina Michailidou, Senior Researcher, ARENA Centre for European Studies, University of Oslo, Norway;

Prof. Hans-Jörg Trenz, Vice Chair, Center for Modern European Studies, University of Copenhagen, Denmark;

Dr. Pieter de Wilde, Senior Researcher, Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB), Germany

 

Download for free: publicity leaflet (pdf)

 

Target groups: Undergrads, Postgrads, researchers in European Studies, Media Studies, Political Communication

Keywords: European Union, online media, Euroscepticism

Subject area:  European Studies, Media Studies, Political Communication

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978-3-8474-0153-7

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978-3-8474-0471-2

Format

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250

Erscheinungsjahr

2014

Erscheinungsdatum

19.11.2014

Auflage

1.

Sprache

Englisch

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This book offers a wealth of original empirical data on how online media shape EU contestation. What EU citizens most intensely debate online are the fundamental questions of what the European institutions stand for and how they can be held accountable. There is no doubt that EU citizens have strong opinions about the EU and interactive online media allow these opinions to come to the fore, to be challenged and amplified both within and beyond national public spheres. Yet, for all its potential to unite European publics, online EU contestation remains firmly anchored in offline news media frames, while citizens and journalists alike struggle to put forward a clear vision of the future EU polity.

GMK-Newsletter 4/2014

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