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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9247-1ave the expected impact on the level of European identity of citizens. This chapter also considers whether this effect is the same on the civic and cultural components of European identity. The model tested consequently considers the impact of news on Europe and symbols of the European Union on the

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What is Identity? appeared to embody the archetypal symbols of war and enmity. How citizens have been led to accept peace and co-operation with their traditional enemies is a question, which has struck many observers as being extremely challenging and paradoxical. Have European citizens accepted European unification