Index
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ISSN: 0895-9935
Publication date: 7 October 2020
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(2020), "Index", Duina, F. and Merand, F. (Ed.) Europe's Malaise (Research in Political Sociology, Vol. 27), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 187-190. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0895-993520200000027021
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INDEX
Antisystem far-right parties
, 70
Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM)
, 180–181
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
, 180–181
Austria-Hungary
, 2, 45–46
European Union (EU)
, 61
First World War
, 60–61
Galician problem
, 61
Habsburg Myth
, 46–47
Authoritarian equilibrium
, 157, 166
Authoritarianism
, 68–69, 139
subnational
, 165
values
, 139
Brazil
, 110, 177, 181–182
Brexit
, 8–9, 68
authoritarian values
, 139
BME/BAME British
, 112–118
British Muslims
, 111
Daily Telegraph
, 120
European Union (EU)
, 164–169
Hobbesian political demography
, 112–118
Multiethnic Britain
, 118–122
Northern Ireland
, 3
post-Brexit immigration island
, 122–125
United Kingdom
, 136
British Muslims
, 136
Capitalism
, 91
Caribbean Andean Community (CAN)
, 181
Catholic nation
, 88–89
Central American Common Market (CACM)
, 181
China Shock
, 133, 135
Communism
, 91
Communotropic voting
, 138
Comparative regionalism
, 178–182
Compensation policies
, 141–144
Confederation
, 20–21, 31–35
Consociation
, 31–35, 34–35
characteristics
, 9
confederation
, 36
decision-making
, 31–35
Crisis
consociational
, 36
economic and financial
, 4, 71
European Union (EU)
, 67, 176
Eurozone
, 51–52, 150–151
Greek
, 5–6
institutional
, 36
legitimacy
, 3, 73
quasi-permanent
, 155
refugee
, 94
regionalism
, 179–180
Syrian/Mediterranean
, 109–110
Ukraine
, 62
Democratic backlash
, 131–134
compensation policies
, 141–144
economic adjustment
, 141–144
economic grievances
, 141
new economic geography
, 135–136
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
, 142–143
Diversity
, 104–106
cultural
, 34
federationalism and regional
, 86–87
interwar
, 68–69
Eastern Orthodoxy
, 51–52
Economic adjustment
, 141–144
Economic coordination
, 160
Economic grievances
, 141
Economic insecurity
, 138–139
Economic strains
, 4–5
Empires
, 22–26
Ethnography
, 90–91
Euro-identity
, 19
European Central Bank (ECB)
, 20–21, 24–25, 51–52
European Commission
, 68
European Council
, 20–21
European Court of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECtHR)
, 33
European Defense Community (EDC)
, 22
European Globalization Adjustment Fund (EGF)
, 12, 134, 142
European identity
, 10, 19, 75–80, 177
European institutions
, 5–6
European integration
, 4–5, 45–46, 68
federal model
, 20
France
, 34
theories of
, 151
European Monetary System
, 52
European People’s Party (EPP)
, 165–166
European Social Survey (ESS)
, 72–73, 139
European Stability Mechanism (ESM)
, 161
European Union (EU)
, 2
actorness
, 176–178
Brexit
, 164–169
comparative regionalism
, 178–182
conceptual novelty
, 29–31
confederation
, 9, 20–21, 31–35
consociational decision-making
, 31–35
coordination and shared powers
, 26
crisis
, 67, 176, 178–182
empire
, 22–26
European Central Bank (ECB)
, 28
external perceptions
, 178
federations
, 27
foreign policy
, 176, 180–181
governance
, 18
Habsburg Myth
, 47–53
immigration
, 67, 107–108
implications
, 36–37
legitimacy
, 53, 71–72
membership support
, 70
political messianism
, 53
politicians
, 12–13
politicization
, 150
populism
, 68
sovereignty
, 149–150, 151–157
states
, 18–22
supra-national government
, 19–20
Trade Adjustment Assistance
, 134
Turkey
, 3
world
, 176–178
Europe’s defenders
, 85
Euro-polity
, 29–30
Euroskepticism
, 131–132, 134
Eurozone budget
, 164
Eurozone crisis
, 51–52, 150, 156–157, 160
Far-right youth activism
, 86–87
anthropological revolution
, 96
Europe
, 92–98
fascist politics
, 86
Judeo-Christian heritage
, 88
movements
, 87
reconquering imaginary
, 97–98
redefining neighbors
, 92–94
self and society remaking
, 94–96
terminological issues
, 87–88
transnational ethnography
, 90–91
Fascist politics
, 86
Federalism
, 167
Federations
, 26–29
integrated federations
, 27
mono-national/national federation
, 27
partial exception
, 26
pluralist federations
, 27
First World War
, 50
Austria-Hungary
, 59–60
Serbia
, 62
Great Depression
, 134, 138
Great Recession
, 4, 70–71, 136
Greece
, 52–53
Habsburg Myth
, 46
Austria-Hungary
, 46–47
Europe
, 47–53
Germany
, 53–59
oil problem
, 59–62
world peace
, 59–62
Identity
, 7, 86–87
European
, 19, 177
national
, 19
Illiberal democracy
, 68–69
Immigration
, 6
costs and benefits
, 114–115
European Union (EU)
, 107
issue of
, 139–140
labor
, 95
negative consequences
, 108–109
neoliberal
, 104–105
post-Brexit
, 122–125
redefining neighbors
, 92–93
saliency
, 113
statistics
, 114
Integrated federations
, 27
International Social Survey Program (ISSP)
, 73–74
Interregionalism
, 180–181
Interwar
, 63, 88, 91–92, 134
Isolationism
, 131–132
Judeo-Christian heritage
, 88
Kakania
, 2
Latin American regionalism
, 176, 181–182
Legitimacy
, 20, 73
Maastricht Treaty
, 32–33
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs)
, 32
Militarism
, 2
Mobilities
, 49
cross-border
, 111
legitimacy
, 72
Muslims
, 119
political
, 90
social
, 7
Moratorium
, 67
Multiethnic Britain
, 118–122
National identification
, 75–80
Nationalism
, 80–81, 144, 155
British
, 119
Deutsch
, 80–81
economic
, 144
European crisis
, 2
Germany
, 53–54
Hungary
, 58–59
Nationalist internationalism
, 91
Pan-European Union
, 45–46
Parallel Campaign
, 49, 60
Pluralist federations
, 27
Political messianism
, 53
Politicization
, 37
constraining dissensus
, 151
crisis
, 158–159
defined
, 153–154
European Union (EU)
, 150
sovereignty
, 160–164
Popular sovereignty
, 153–155
European Union (EU)
, 156–157
politicization
, 160–164
Populism
, 3, 67
calibration
, 68
characterization
, 140
European Union (EU)
, 155
Protectionism
, 131–132, 143–144
Public opinion
, 68
analysis
, 75
EU immigration
, 109
Quantitative Easing (QE) program
, 51–52
Racialized economics
, 140
Racism
, 12, 104–106
Radicalism
, 131–132
Refugee crisis
, 94
Roman Catholicism
, 51–52
Sovereignty
, 7, 12–13, 149–150, 169–170
Brexit
, 164–169
domestic
, 20
economic
, 24–25
European Union (EU)
, 151–157
Eurozone
, 158–164
legacy
, 158–159
national
, 68
willingness to transfer
, 73–74
State formation
, 7, 21–22
Superdiversity
, 104
Supra-national government
, 19–20
Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA)
, 134, 142
Trade compensation
, 133, 142–143, 145
Transfer Union
, 4–5
Transnational ethnography
, 90–91
Transnationalism
, 4, 91, 106
Voting behavior
, 21–22, 72–73
World Trade Organization (WTO)
, 134
Xenophobia
, 131–132
- Prelims
- Europe's Malaise: Insights From Comparative and Historical Social Science
- The Nature of the European Union
- The Habsburg Myth and the European Union
- National Identity and the Citizens′ Europe
- In Search of a Cure? Far-right Youth Activism and the Making of a New Europe
- Crossing the Race Line: “No Polish, No Blacks, No Dogs” in Brexit Britain? or, the Great British Brexit Swindle
- An Economic Recipe for Backlash
- Sovereignty Matters: The Mainstreaming of Populist Politics in the European Union
- Is the European Union's Role in the World in Crisis Too? A View from Latin America
- Index