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The Routledge Handbook of Critical European Studies.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextSeries: Publisher: Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group, 2023Copyright date: ©2021Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (579 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9780429957505
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 341.2422
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Contents:
Cover -- Half Title -- Endorsements -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Editors -- List of Contributors -- Critical European Studies: an Introduction -- Part I: Critical Theoretical Approaches to European Integration -- Introduction: Towards a Critical Theorising of European Integration -- 1. Historical Materialism and European Integration -- 2. Justifying Democracy in the European Union: Reasoning with Habermas Against Habermas -- 3. Discursive Approaches -- 4. Governmentality Approaches -- 5. Postcolonialism -- 6. Critical Geopolitics -- 7. Practice Approaches -- 8. Gender Approaches -- 9. the European Union and Global Political Justice -- 10. Critical Social Theory Approaches to European Integration -- Part II: Critical Approaches to European Political Economy -- Introduction: Critical Political Economy and European Integration -- 11. Capitalist Diversity in Europe -- 12. European Economic Governance: A Feminist Perspective -- 13. The Market as Norm: The Governmentality of State Aid Regulation -- 14. Financialisation, Crisis and Austerity as the Distribution of Harm -- 15. Gendering the Political Economy of the European Social Model -- 16. Uneven Development in the EU: Processes of Core-periphery Relations -- 17. Critical Political Economy and the Free Movement of People in the EU -- 18. Discourse Theory as a Novel Approach for Research on EU Trade Policy -- Part III: Critical Approaches to European Union's Internal Security -- Introduction -- 19. The Genesis of Free Movement of Persons in the EU: Why and for Whom? -- 20. The EU's So-called Mediterranean Refugee Crisis: A Governmentality of Unease in a Teacup -- 21. Visa Policies and Their Effects: Preventing Mobility? -- 22. Inside-out? Trajectories, Spaces and Politics of EU Internal (in)security and Its External Dimension.
23. External Security Logics and the Pursuit of Internal Security in Europe -- 24. The European Security Industry: Technocratic Politics, Internal Security Cooperation, and the Emergence of Military R&amp -- D in the EU -- 25. The European Union and "Foreign Terrorist Fighters": Disciplining Irreformable Radicals? -- 26. Interoperability: A Political Technology for the Datafication of the field of EU Internal Security? -- 27. Governance by Arbitrariness at the EU Border: Trajectory Ethnographies of Illegalised Migrants -- Part IV: Critical Approaches to European Union's External Relations and Foreign Affairs -- Introduction: The 'Critical' in EU's Foreign Policy and External Relations -- 28. Unravelling the Subjects and Objects of EU External Migration Law -- 29. Indispensable, Interdependent, or Independent? A Critical Analysis of Transatlantic Relations -- 30. A Poulantzasian Perspective on EU Foreign Policy -- 31. EULEX Kosovo: A Status-neutral and Technical Mission? -- 32. Rethinking EU Enlargement: Pastoral Power, Ambivalence, and the Case of Turkey -- 33. The EU's Development Policy: Forging Relations of Dependence? -- 34. Critical Perspectives on Africa's Relationship with the European Union -- 35. An Alternative Reading of EU Foreign Policy Administration -- 36. A Clash of Hybrid Exceptionalisms in EU-Russia Relations -- Index.
Summary: This handbook comprehensively defines and shapes the field of Critical European Union Studies, sets the research agenda and highlights emerging areas of study. Bringing together critical analyses of European Union politics, policies and processes with an expert range of contributors, it overcomes disciplinary borders and paradigms.
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Cover -- Half Title -- Endorsements -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Editors -- List of Contributors -- Critical European Studies: an Introduction -- Part I: Critical Theoretical Approaches to European Integration -- Introduction: Towards a Critical Theorising of European Integration -- 1. Historical Materialism and European Integration -- 2. Justifying Democracy in the European Union: Reasoning with Habermas Against Habermas -- 3. Discursive Approaches -- 4. Governmentality Approaches -- 5. Postcolonialism -- 6. Critical Geopolitics -- 7. Practice Approaches -- 8. Gender Approaches -- 9. the European Union and Global Political Justice -- 10. Critical Social Theory Approaches to European Integration -- Part II: Critical Approaches to European Political Economy -- Introduction: Critical Political Economy and European Integration -- 11. Capitalist Diversity in Europe -- 12. European Economic Governance: A Feminist Perspective -- 13. The Market as Norm: The Governmentality of State Aid Regulation -- 14. Financialisation, Crisis and Austerity as the Distribution of Harm -- 15. Gendering the Political Economy of the European Social Model -- 16. Uneven Development in the EU: Processes of Core-periphery Relations -- 17. Critical Political Economy and the Free Movement of People in the EU -- 18. Discourse Theory as a Novel Approach for Research on EU Trade Policy -- Part III: Critical Approaches to European Union's Internal Security -- Introduction -- 19. The Genesis of Free Movement of Persons in the EU: Why and for Whom? -- 20. The EU's So-called Mediterranean Refugee Crisis: A Governmentality of Unease in a Teacup -- 21. Visa Policies and Their Effects: Preventing Mobility? -- 22. Inside-out? Trajectories, Spaces and Politics of EU Internal (in)security and Its External Dimension.

23. External Security Logics and the Pursuit of Internal Security in Europe -- 24. The European Security Industry: Technocratic Politics, Internal Security Cooperation, and the Emergence of Military R&amp -- D in the EU -- 25. The European Union and "Foreign Terrorist Fighters": Disciplining Irreformable Radicals? -- 26. Interoperability: A Political Technology for the Datafication of the field of EU Internal Security? -- 27. Governance by Arbitrariness at the EU Border: Trajectory Ethnographies of Illegalised Migrants -- Part IV: Critical Approaches to European Union's External Relations and Foreign Affairs -- Introduction: The 'Critical' in EU's Foreign Policy and External Relations -- 28. Unravelling the Subjects and Objects of EU External Migration Law -- 29. Indispensable, Interdependent, or Independent? A Critical Analysis of Transatlantic Relations -- 30. A Poulantzasian Perspective on EU Foreign Policy -- 31. EULEX Kosovo: A Status-neutral and Technical Mission? -- 32. Rethinking EU Enlargement: Pastoral Power, Ambivalence, and the Case of Turkey -- 33. The EU's Development Policy: Forging Relations of Dependence? -- 34. Critical Perspectives on Africa's Relationship with the European Union -- 35. An Alternative Reading of EU Foreign Policy Administration -- 36. A Clash of Hybrid Exceptionalisms in EU-Russia Relations -- Index.

This handbook comprehensively defines and shapes the field of Critical European Union Studies, sets the research agenda and highlights emerging areas of study. Bringing together critical analyses of European Union politics, policies and processes with an expert range of contributors, it overcomes disciplinary borders and paradigms.

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