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Advancing the Linguistic Turn: Premises of Conceptual Work,, however, that we need to better account for the knowledge- and research-philosophical implications of the linguistic turn in order to capitalise on what discourse studies are good at: envisaging an alternative conception of the political, including of political legitimation. After a brief review o

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The Constitution Process in the Discourse Field of Multilateral Negotiation,t have failed. This chapter argues that the EU’s explicit constitutionalisation was enhanced by a series of speech acts, which portrayed EU reform as a constitutional moment, and the dynamics of the discourse field of multilateral negotiation. The chapter traces the emergence of EU ‘constitution spe

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Recontextualising the Constitutional Agenda in Media Debates in Poland and France,ysis of the selected broadsheets reveals that they covered events of EU constitution-drafting in a convergent manner, at the same time transforming the constitutional agenda into divergent and introverted debates about their audiences’ assumed EU-related concerns, such as . in ., . in ., modernisati

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Constructing the Polity Nexus: Legitimation in Media Debates in Poland and France,s polity was pondered in terms of belonging and democratic authorisation. The vision of the EU as a responsive political system was replaced by a stress on popular and shared sovereignty (in ., .) and equal representation in EU bodies (in ., .), while the idea of the EU as a civilisational frontier

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Towards a Discursive Political Sociology of European Integration: Conclusions,s, the chapter first challenges a few conventional wisdoms on European political communication, such as that of the EU’s communication deficit, and suggests reconsidering aspects of methodological nationalism that inform them. It then summarises the book’s insights into discursive Europeanisation an

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Amelie Kutterh strategic and operational issues. Generally, however, industrial actors are caught up in changes which observers or analysts attribute to an expansion of political and economic space whilst they themselves—be they the regulators or the regulated—instead perceive this change occurring at the differ