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The Far Right in Europe
The Far Right in Europe European Summer University for Social Movements 22.08.2014 Table of contents The far right in France today ...................................................................................... 3 Anti-modernists in search of modernity ................................................................... 10 The far right in North Europe.................................................................................... 17 The Extreme Right and the Crisis in Slovenia........................................................... 23 The rise of the far right in Hungary .......................................................................... 30 The case of Golden Down ........................................................................................ 37 Extending the combat zone ..................................................................................... 42 Recent developments in the French far right ........................................................... 50 The Euro-elections and the need for political caution and realism ........................... 55 Euro-vote epic over bar the shouting… ................................................................... 55 Problems for the debate: how the radical right reacts with the conservative social forces in Poland? ...................................................................................................... 59 Ukraine: moving common opinion right .................................................................. 64 Italian extreme and radical right -
1 Turkey's Accession to the European Union
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Sabanci University Research Database TURKEY’S ACCESSION TO THE EUROPEAN UNION: A TWO-LEVEL GAME ANALOGY by ONUR KAYALAR Submitted to the Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts Sabancı University February 2006 1 © Onur Kayalar 2006 All Rights Reserved 2 TURKEY’S ACCESSION TO THE EUROPEAN UNION: A TWO-LEVEL GAME ANALOGY APPROVED BY: Prof. Dr. Meltem Müftüler-Baç ………………………… (Dissertation Supervisor) Assist. Prof. Burak Arıkan ....................................... Assoc. Prof. Bahri Yılmaz ………………………… DATE OF APPROVAL: ………………………… 3 To my beloved grandmother Dr. Fatma Seniha Altu v ABSTRACT TURKEY’S ACCESSION TO THE EUROPEAN UNION: A TWO-LEVEL GAME ANALOGY ONUR KAYALAR M.A. in European Studies Programme, Thesis, 2006 Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Meltem Müftüler-Baç Key Words: Liberal Intergovernmentalism, preferences, public opinion, leaders’ rhetoric, Turkey’s membership in the European Union The legitimacy crisis that the European Union (EU) is in today has become apparent in the aftermath of the rejection of the Constitutional Treaty in mid 2005 by some member states. The longstanding lack of democratic accountability in the EU decision making mechanism is one of the major problems of the EU that has not yet been resolved. The current crisis and Turkey’s accession bid, which has officially begun with 3 October decisions, are in a considerable level of interaction due to the fact that Turkey is one of the reference points of the EU publics and member state governments with respect to the legitimacy crisis of the Union. -
Antti Ämmälä CANDIDATE IMAGES in the 2007 FRENCH PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
Antti Ämmälä CANDIDATE IMAGES IN THE 2007 FRENCH PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS University of Tampere International School of Social Sciences Department of Journalism and Mass Communication Journalism and Mass Communication July 2008 University of Tampere International School of Social Sciences Department of Journalism and Mass Communication ANTTI ÄMMÄLÄ: Candidate images in the 2007 French presidential elections Master's Thesis, 130 pages Journalism and Mass Communication July 2008 This study examines the political images of candidates competing for the French presidential office in 2007. The focus is both on the media and public projections of these images. The research investigates how the media affects the public's descriptions of political candidates. Furthermore, the public's images of candidates are examined in relation to their impact on the vote. The influence of media on the public's focus of attention, referring to who and what people are thinking about, has been studied within the agenda-setting theory since the 1970's. More recently the theory has expanded to elaborate the influence of media on how people think about persons and topics in the news. This expanded version of the theory, defined as either the second-level agenda-setting or attribute agenda-setting, strengthens the media's impact on the audience. In this respect, the media not only tell us what to think about, but also tell us how to think about. Combining the analysis of French editorials and opinion surveys, my study provides strong evidence for the second-level agenda-setting hypothesis within the context of presidential elections. The media's descriptions of both major candidates, Ségolène Royal and Nicolas Sarkozy, affected the public's evaluations of them. -
Central European Journal of International and Security Studies Vol 8, Issue 2
2 • 2014 Changes Power, Perspective, Identity current events at cejiss.org © cejiss 2014 cejiss acts as a forum for advanced exploration of international and security studies. It is the mission of cejiss to provide its readers with valuable resources regarding the current state of inter- national and European relations and security. To that end, cejiss pledges to publish articles of only the highest calibre and make them freely available to scholars and interested members of the public in both printed and electronic forms. editor in chief Mitchell Belfer pr & editorial support Daniela Zordová executive editor David Erkomaishvili assistants Sabina Domaskina (Research and Development Assistant) Nikol Chumová (Assistant) associate editors Imad El-Anis, Jean Crombois, Bryan Groves, Jason Whiteley Yulia Zemlinskaya academic centre Nigorakhon Turakhanova (Head), Adisa Avdić (Review Editor) Anja Grabovac (Research Manager) media centre Krizstina Szipková (Head), Jay Nemec (Web Design and Support) Simona Bartovicova (Web Support), Olga Strykova (Assistant), Laziz Omilov (Assistant) language editing Deborah Shulkes editorial board Benjamin R. Barber (Honorary Chair), Javaid Rehman, Ilan Danjoux Ibrahim A. El-Hussari, Efraim Inbar, Francesc Morata, Boris Popesko, Evan N. Resnick Cristian Nitoiu, Charles Robinson, Michal Romancov, Marat Terterov Yuliya Zabyelina, Natalia Piskunova, Gary M. Kelly, Kyle Atwell, Ladislav Cabada Harald Haelterman, Nik Hynek, Petr Just, Joachim Krause, David R. Marples Karel B. Müller, Suresh Nanwani, Tomas Pezl, Nicole