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A , of Europeanisation: Methodological Perspectives for Analysing Social Policy in a European Contexet al. 2000; Abelshauser 2009). Such comparisons represent attempts in the social sciences to analyse political, legal and economic processes of Europeanisation and the transformations in society they induce. However, researchers undertaking diachronic comparisons face two major problems. Since soci

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From National to European Solidarity? The Negotiation of Redistributive Spacesests and expectations. A question that directly follows is how these institutionally framed collective identities, in turn, shape social policies when it comes to a widening of the constructed boundaries of solidarity. Since the combination of nation-state and national welfare schemes proved to have

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The Saga of Europeanisation: On the Narrative Construction of a European Societyisation is variably applied to investigate long-term historical transformation, a change of political culture and identities or the impact of European law and policies. Apart from its analytical use, there is a narrative element in academic accounts of Europeanisation as a story of social change and

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European Integration by Cross-Border Exchange: Actors in Transnational and National Spaces in the Emunification started in the early 1950s. This contribution will deal with the gradual, though by no means linear or uninterrupted rapprochement of Europeans by investigating the emergence and transformation of cross-border civil societies since the eighteenth century. A social history of the gradual

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Europeanisation and Social Movements: Before and after the Great Recessionold, distrust had spread. Opinion polls — including the ones promoted by the European Commission itself through its Eurobarometer — clearly indicate the effects of the financial crisis on support for European institutions by European citizens. In short, they indicate a dramatic drop in citizens’ tru

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,Multiple fleckf?rmige Lungenverschattungen,, but also by representatives of the European public. They see paradoxical developments at work in present-day Europe, uncontrollable ‘vicious circles’ and unplanned internal dynamics (see Bach 2014). According to such diagnoses, developments assume an uncontrollable, inherently dynamic form. Any in

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