edited by Solenn Carof, Aline Hartemann, Anne Unterreiner, 2015/1 (n°47)     Solenn Carof, Aline Hartemann, Anne Unterreiner – The Construction of the Other. Defining “Identity at the Margins” in the European Space   Roxana Barbulescu – Inside Fortress Europe. The Europeanisation of immigrant integration and its impact on identity

edited by Elsa Tulmets, 2014/4 (n°46)   Special Issue   Elsa Tulmets – Analyzing the Export of Norms outside the European Union. An Eclectic Approach This special issue proposes to present and discuss the issue of the exportation of norms in international relations, in particular in the framework of the

edited by Michel Mangenot, 2011/3 (n°35)   Michel Mangenot – The European Council’s Presidency: A Sociology of an EU Institution While the European Council has long been considered a mere interstate body within the European political system, its presidency has been studied both in terms of responsibility without power or

edited by Philippe Aldrin, Dorota Dakowska, 2011/2 (n°34)   Philippe Aldrin, Dorota Dakowska – Legitimating Europe without Brussels? A Look at Small Business Owners in Europe: Between Decentering and Recentering   Julien Weisbein – The French Federation of European Centers (1960–2000). The Evolution of a Grass-Roots Activism for Europe Since

edited by Nathalie Berny, 2011/1 (n°33)   Nathalie Berny – European Integration and the Environment: How Green Is the EU? The environmental policy of the European Union is a key domain for the analysis of European integration processes. However, existing studies on the subject, notably those concerned with Europeanization, stress

edited by Cécile Robert, 2010/3 (n°32)   Cécile Robert – Expert Groups in European Governance. Assessments and New Research Perspectives This paper outlines a new perspective on expert groups within the European Commission discussed in international literature on expertise as well as the roles of knowledge and government in the

edited by Virginie Guiraudon, 2010/2 (n°31)   Virginie Guiraudon – The Consequences of the Europeanization of Immigration Policies The Europeanization of immigration policies through horizontal mechanisms and later transfers of competence to the European Union (EU) has been well documented. Yet, what are the changes brought about by a quarter

edited by Sophie Duchesne, 2010/1 (n°30)   Sophie Duchesne – Introduction. The European Identity: Between Political Science and Fiction   Céline Belot – Identity Shifts in Studies of Attitudes Toward Europe: Origins, Contributions, and Limitations. Origins, Contributions, Limitations Despite the early appearance of political declarations concerning European identity, the sociological

Europe as Seen through the Lens of Turkey edited by Nicolas Monceau, 2009/3 (n°29)   Nicolas Monceau – Europe in the Mirror of Turkey In recent years, the prospect of Turkey’s accession to the European Union has become a major challenge for European integration. It questions the nature of the

European Elections and the European Parliament. Between Influence and Indifference edited by Olivier Rozenberg, 2009/2 (n°28)   Olivier Rozenberg – The Influence of the European Parliament and the Indifference of Its Voters: A Spurious Correlation? This paper defends the view that as paradoxical as it may seem, the negative correlation