Titlebook: Debating Europe in National Parliaments; Public Justification Frank Wendler Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Introduction,ve brought European issues into the spotlight of public debate (cp. Cramme and Hobolt 2015; Risse 2014). From a political science perspective, studying the public debate about the EU in parliaments is attractive for several reasons. The stances of political actors and parties can be studied firsthan

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Theoretical Framework,chapter is to show how the model can be adapted to the analysis of public debate on issues of European integration in national parliaments and to present the resulting hypotheses that will guide the empirical analysis.

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Formats of Parliamentary Debate About the European Union,cted as case studies (to be presented in the next chapter). Its aim is to show that considerable differences can be observed particularly between the relatively closed, top-down communication in the French National Assembly, and the more open, relatively balanced, and polarized exchange between parl

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The Polarization of Parliamentary Parties,an be gained from a differentiation of the three distinct normative frames based on identity, political values, and legitimacy. Second, this chapter traces these links between justification and polarization in a comparative analysis of the five thematic case studies within each of these four levels

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Conclusion,tive to expect a variety of very diverse arguments, debates, and degrees of contention in the public debate on European governance. Against this background, the main argument of the book is to show how evaluative statements about European integration can be systematically linked to observable patter

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09534-7ve brought European issues into the spotlight of public debate (cp. Cramme and Hobolt 2015; Risse 2014). From a political science perspective, studying the public debate about the EU in parliaments is attractive for several reasons. The stances of political actors and parties can be studied firsthan

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09534-7chapter is to show how the model can be adapted to the analysis of public debate on issues of European integration in national parliaments and to present the resulting hypotheses that will guide the empirical analysis.

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