Titlebook: Comparing Strategies of (De)Politicisation in Europe; Governance, Resistan Jim Buller,P?nar E. D?nmez,Matthew Wood Book 2019 The Editor(s)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80898-2 of the media mogul Delyan Peevski. The theoretical odds were against the success of such politicisation because claims surrounding his appointment were not considered “explosive enough” to inspire outrage and because movements contesting this issue were not regarded as representative enough to be t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80898-2st policy analysis, it surfaces the discursive and rhetorical tropes deployed by the Commission, notably the depoliticising genre of expertise and the performance of authority by its chair, Howard Davies. It then examines how the credibility of these appeals came under challenge as campaigners deplo

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Isoklinen und Hauptspannungslinien, thus, empirical studies about its determinants or the association between societal and “conventional” depoliticisation remain largely unclear. Using party identification as an indicator of societal depoliticisation, this chapter tries to explain the decline in partisanship/party identification amon

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Isoklinen und Hauptspannungslinien,ich there emerged a high level of support for the EU among Portuguese publics, and a marginalisation of opposition to integration from the radical left. This broad consensus is the product of a discursive strategy which associates European integration with a particular vision of Portuguese modernity

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Versuchstechnik und Auswertung,m their relationality with the post-2001 depoliticisation strategy in economic policymaking or the large-scale politicisation of social relations since the summer of 2013. Proposing a critical approach to (de)politicisation within a broader understanding of the crisis and restructuring of social rel

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Grundtatsachen der ebenen Spannungsoptik,e horizons of urban politics. On these grounds, one can quite easily understand the appeal of the post-political city thesis as articulated by urbanist Erik Swyngedouw. His post-political city is largely devoid of proper politics, governed instead through managerial consensus-driven political system

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