ID;title;author;year;journal/publisher 1;Right-wing populism in Europe: politics and discourse ;Wodak, KhosraviNik & Mral;2013;A&C Black 2;Meaning Structures in Contested Issue Field: A Topographic Map of Shareholder Value in Austria;Meyer & Höllerer;2010;Academy of Management Journal 3;Social Identity Theory and the Organization;Ashforth & Mael ;1989;Academy of Management Review 4;The Macro and the Micro of Legitimacy Toward amultilevel Theory of the Legitimacy Process;Bitecktine & Haak;2015;Academy of Management Review 5;Public Opinion as a Source of Deinstitutionalization A Spiral of Silence Approach;Clemente & Roulet;2015;Academy of Management Review 6;Putting Communication Front and Center in Institutional Theory and Analysis;Cornelissen, Durand, Fiss, Lammers & Vaara;2015;Academy of Management Review 7;From Interactions to Institutions Microprocesses of Framing and Mechanisms for the Structuring of Institutional Fields;Gray, Purdy & Ansari;2015;Academy of Management Review 8;A Rhetorical Theory of Diffusion;Green;2004;Academy of Management Review 9;Suspended in self-spun webs of significance: a rhetorical model of institutionalization and institutionally embedded agency;Green, Li & Nohria;2009;Academy of Management Review 10;A Model of Rhetorical Legitimation The Structure of Communication and Cognition underlying institutional Maintenance and Change;Harmon, Green & Goodnight;2015;Academy of Management Review 11;How Streams of Communication reproduce and change institutional Logics: The Role of Categories;Ocasio, Loewenstein & Nigam;2015;Academy of Management Review 12;A discursive perspective on legitimization strategies in multinational corporations;Vaara & Tienari;2008;Academy of Management Review 13;Changing Institutional Logics and Executive Identities ;Meyer & Hammerschmid;2006;American Behavioral Scientist 14;How to Make a Market: Reflections on the Attempt to Create a Single Market in the European Union;Fligstein & Mara-Drita;1996;American Journal of Sociology 15;Constructing Polities and Markets: An Institutionalist Account of European Integration;Fligstein & Stone Sweet;2002;American Journal of Sociology 16;Building Europe on a Weak Field: Law, Economics, and Scholarly Avatars in Transnational Politics;Mudge & Vauchez;2012;American Journal of Sociology 17;Gastronationalism: Food Traditions and Authenticity Politics in the European Union;DeSoucey;2010;American Sociological Review 18;Fragmented identities Redefining and recontextualizing Politics as text and talk: Analytic approaches to political discourse;Wodak ;2002;Amsterdam: John Benjamins 19;Analyzing European Union discourses: theories and applications A new agenda in critical discourse analysis ;Wodak & Weiss;2005;Amsterdam: John Benjamins 20;Supra national identity and language: rethinking national and European migration policies and the linguistic integration of migrants ;Wodak & Boukala ;2015;Annual Review of Applied Linguistics 21;Identity construction: new issues new directions;Cerulo ;1997;Annual Review of Sociology 22;Collective Identity and Democracy - The Impact of EU Enlargement;Gora & Mach;2010;Arena/Recon/European Commission 23;Displacing place identity: A discursive approach to locating self and other;Dixon & Durrheim;2000;British Journal of Social Psychology 24;Looking for an Accounting Identity - The Case of Romania during the 20th Century;Barbu, Farcane & Popa;2010;Cahier de recherche 25;Discourse and Identiy;De Fina;2006;Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 26;European Identity ;Checkel & Katzenstein;2009;Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 27;Populist Radical Right Parties ;Mudde ;2007;Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 28;Social Cohesion as an Aspect of the Quality of Societies: Concept and Measurement ;Berger-Schmitt;2000;Centre for Survey Research and Methodology 29;An Institutional Theory of Organizational Communication ;Lammers & Barbour;2006;Communication Theory 30;Winning Hearts and Minds for Europe;Bruter;2003;Comparative Political Studies 31;Time Bomb? The Dynamic Effect of News and Symbols on the Political Identity of European Citizens;Bruter;2009;Comparative Political Studies 32;The discursive construction of national identities;De Cillia, Reisigl & Wodak;1999;Discourse & Society 33;Grecovery to Grexit From ;Wodak & Angouri ;2014;Discourse & Society 34;hey became big in the shadow of the crisis’ The Greek success story and the rise of the far right;Angouri & Wodak;2014;Discourse & Society 35;Identity and Interaction: A Sociocultural Linguistic Approach;Bucholtz & Hall;2005;Discourse Studies 36;Legitimizing Immigration Control: A Discourse-Historical Analysis;Van Leeuwen & Wodak;1999;Discourse Studies 37;Complex texts: Analysing, understanding, explaining and interpreting meanings ;Wodak;2011;Discourse Studies 38;Perceptions of Europe a comparative sociology of European attitudes;Gaxie, Hubé & Rowell;2011;ECPR Press 39;Nested Identities: National and European Identities in Spain ;Medrano & Gutierrez;2001;Ethnic and Racial Studies 40;The Structure of European Politics ;Fligstein;2008;Euroclash: The EU, European Identity, and the Future of Europe Chapter 7 41;The Limits of Europeanness. Can Europeanness stand alone as the only guiding criterion for deciding Turkey's EU membership?;Paun & Ciceo;2010;Eurolimes 42;Delivering on the Europe 2020 Strategy;Committee of the Regions;2012;European Commission 43;Blueprint for a revised Europe 2020 strategy;Committee of the Regions;2014;European Commission 44;Regional Working Paper 2014: A harmonised definition of cities and rural areas ;Dijkstra & Poelman ;2014;European Commission 45;Cohesion policy 2007-13;European Commission ;2007;European Commission 46;EU Cohesion Policy 1988-2008: Investing in Europe's future;European Commission ;2008;European Commission 47;Communicating EU Regional Policy;European Commission ;2009;European Commission 48;Promoting sustainable urban development in Europe ;European Commission ;2009;European Commission 49;Communication from the Commission - A strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth;European Commission ;2010;European Commission 50;Cities of tomorrow - Challenges, vision, ways forward;European Commission ;2011;European Commission 51;Commission Staff Working Paper - Analysis of errors in cohesion policy for the years 2006-2009;European Commission ;2011;European Commission 52;Communicating European Structural and Investment Funds 2014-2020;European Commission ;2013;European Commission 53;Ensuring the Visibility of Cohesion Policy - Information and Communications Rules 2014-2020 Version2013;European Commission ;2013;European Commission 54;EU Cohesion Policy contributing to Employment and Growth in Europe ;European Commission ;2013;European Commission 55;Regional policy for smart growth of SMEs;European Commission ;2013;European Commission 56;State of the Union address 2013;European Commission ;2013;European Commission 57;Building partnerships: Putting cohesion policy into practice;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 58;An introduction to EU Cohesion Policy 2014-2020;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 59;A new Cohesion Policy for jobs and growth in Europe;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 60;The EU explained: Regional policy Apr14;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 61;Mobilising Regions for Growth and Jobs ;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 62;The EU explained: Regional policy Nov14;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 63;RegioStars Awards 2014;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 64;Smart specialisation and Europe's growth agenda;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 65;National/Regional Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialisation ;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 66;Urban Development in the EU;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 67;Integrated sustainable urban development ;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 68;Ensuring the Visibility of Cohesion Policy - Information and Communications Rules 2014-2020 Version2014;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 69;The Programming Period 2014-2020;European Commission ;2014;European Commission 70;DG for Regional and Urban Policy - Communication Strategy 2015;European Commission ;2015;European Commission 71;Information&Communication Plan 2015;European Commission ;2015;European Commission 72;EU Cohesion Policy 2014-2020 - Targeting Investments on Key Growth Priorities ICT;European Commission ;;European Commission 73;EU Cohesion Policy 2014-2020 - Targeting Investments on Key Growth Priorities R&D;European Commission ;;European Commission 74;EU Cohesion Policy 2014-2020 - Targeting Investments on Key Growth Priorities Low-Carbon;European Commission ;;European Commission 75;EU Cohesion Policy 2014-2020 - Targeting Investments on Key Growth Priorities SME;European Commission ;;European Commission 76;Do words matter? The impact of communication on the PIIGS'CDS and bond yield spreads during Europe's sovereign debt crisis;Büchel;2013;European Journal of Political Economy 77;European Union's Identities Mission and or Europeanness in EU's Security Approaches ;Ungureanu;2013;European Journal of Science and Theology 78;Resurrecting organization by going beyond organizations;Ahrne, Brunsson & Seidl;2016;European Management Journal 79;Territorial Cohesion Policy and the European Model of Society;Faludi;2007;European Planning Studies 80;Spatial Governance across Borders Revisited: Organizational Forms and Spatial Planning in Metropolitan Crossborder Regions;Fricke;2015;European Planning Studies 81;R&D Cooperation in Innovation Systems - Some Lessons from the European Regional Innovation Survey (ERIS);Koschatzky & Sternberg ;2000;European Planning Studies 82;Proximity, Knowledge and Innovation in Peripheral Regions. On the Intersection between Geographical and Organizational Proximity ;Lagendijk & Lorentzen;2007;European Planning Studies 83;Thematic study: Demographic change and knowledge development in the Central Europe Progamme;Galjaard;2014;European Regional Development Fund 84;Europe as a social process and discourse;Paasi;2001;European Urban and Regional Studies 85;Cross-Border Regions in Europe ;Perkmann;2003;European Urban and Regional Studies 86;Talking about solidarity and security in the age of crisis: The revival of nationalism and protectionism in the European Union: A discourse-historical approach ;Wodak & Boukala ;2014;Farnham: Ashgate 87;Europeanization Collective Identities and Public Discourse ;Risse & Maier;2003;Florence: Robert Schumann Centre for Advanced Studies European University Institute 88;Visions, ideologies and utopias in the discursive construction of European identities: organising representing and legitimising Europe ;Wodak & Weiss ;2004;Frankfurt Main: Peter Lang 89;Communication management in the public sector - Consequences for public communication about policy intentions;Gelders, Bouckaert & Ruler;2007;Government Information Quarterly 90;Formal models of culture;Mohr & Rawlings;2010;Handbook of Cultural Sociology 91;Four Ways to Measure Culture: Social Science, Hermeneutics and the Cultural Turn;Mohr & Rawlings;2010;Handbook of Cultural Sociology 92;Who needs identity?;Hall ;2000;Identity: a reader 93;Network Capital, Social Capital and Knowledge Flow: How the Nature of Inter-organizational Networks Impacts on Innovation ;Huggins, Johnston & Thompson;2012;Industry and Innovation 94;Interact III Communication Strategy;Interact ;2015;Interact 95;How Do I Know Who You Think You Are? A Review of Research Methods on Organizational Identity;Ravasi & Canato;2013;International Journal of Management Reviews 96;Strategic Communication - An Institutional Perspective;Sandhu;2009;International Journal of Strategic Communication 97;Norms, Institutions, and National Identity in Contemporary Europe;Checkel;1999;International Studies Quarterly 98;European Integration, Nationalism and European Identity;Fligstein, Polyakova & Sandholtz;2012;Journal of Common Market Studies 99;The Politics of Identity and Political Order in Europe;Laffan;1996;Journal of Common Market Studies 100;Legitimacy, Euroscepticism & Identity in the European Union – Problems of Measurement, Modelling & Paradoxical Patterns of Influence;Bruter;2008;Journal of Contemporary European Research 101;Articulating Environmental Policy Decisions to the Public;Bacot, McCabe & Fitzgerald;1998;Journal of Contingency and Crisis Management 102;On what citizens mean by feeling ‘European’: perceptions of news, symbols and borderless?ness;Bruter;2007;Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 103;Social construction and integration;Checkel;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 104;Speaking 'Europe': the politics of integration discourse;Diez;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 105;How federal? The organozational dimension of integration in the EU (and elsewhere);Egeberg ;2011;Journal of European Public Policy 106;Is European integration causing Europe to become more nationalist? Evidence from the 2007–9 financial crisis;Polyakova & Fligstein;2016;Journal of European Public Policy 107;The Paradox of Organizing States: A Meta-Organization Perspective on International Organizations;Ahrne & Brunsson;2016;Journal of International Organization Studies 108;International Organizations as Meta-Organizations: The case of the European Union;Kerwer;2013;Journal of International Organization Studies 109;Discourse analysis policy analysis and the borders of EU identity ;Carta & Wodak;2015;Journal of Language and Politics 110;Debating the European Constitution: On representations of Europe/the EU in the press ;Oberhuber, Bärenreuter, Krzyzanowski, Schönbauer & Wodak ;2005;Journal of Language and Politics 111;European identities and the revival of nationalism in the European Union: A discourse historical approach ;Wodak & Boukala ;2015;Journal of Language and Politics 112;Relational Versus Collective Identification Within Workgroups: Conceptualization, Measurement Development, and Nomological Network Building;Zhang, Chen, Chen, Liu & Johnson;2014;Journal of Management 113;Does Institutional Theory Need Redirecting?;Meyer & Höllerer;2014;Journal of Management Studies 114;Evidence toward an expanded model of organizational identification ;Kreiner & Ashforth ;2004;Journal of Organizational Behavior 115;Alumni and their alma mater: A partial tets of the reformulated model of organizational identification ;Mael & Ashforth;1992;Journal of Organizational Behavior 116;"Who is this ""We""? Levels of Collective Identity and Self Representations";Brewer & Gardner;1996;Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 117;The Governance of the European Union: A New Institutionalist Approach;Bulmer;1993;Journal of Public Policy 118;Political strategies and language policies: the European Union Lisbon strategy and its implications for the EU’s language and multilingualism policy ;Krzyzanowski & Wodak ;2011;Language Policy 119;European Institutions and Identity Change: What have we Learned?;Risse ;2005;Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield 120;National and transnational identities: European and other identities constructed in interviews with EU officials ;Wodak ;2004;Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield 121;The politics of fear: what right-wing populist discourses mean ;Wodak ;2015;London: Sage Publications 122;Methods of Critical Discourse Analysis ;Wodak & Meyer;2001;London: Sage Publications 123;Critical discourse analysis Discourse studies: A multidisciplinary introduction ;Fairclough, Mulderrig & Wodak ;2011;London: Sage Publications 124;Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism;Anderson;2006;London: Verso 125;How Communication Institutionalizes - A Response to Lammers;Suddaby;2011;Management Communication Quarterly 126;Argumentation political: The International Encyclopedia of Political Communication ;Wodak ;2016;New Jersey: Wiley-Blackwell 127;Council Decision on Community strategic guidelines on cohesion ;Council of the EU;2006;Official Journal of the European Union 128;Council Recommendation on the National Reform Programme 2014 of Austria;Council of the EU;2014;Official Journal of the European Union 129;Organization outside organizations: the significance of partial organization;Ahrne & Brunsson;2010;Organization 130;Attention to Attention ;Ocasio;2011;Organization Science 131;Framing the Change: Switching and Blending Frames and their Role in Instigating Institutional Change ;Werner & Cornelissen;2014;Organization Studies 132;Globalization and Organization ;Drori, Meyer & Hokyu Hwang;2006;Oxford: Oxford University Press 133;Euroclash - The EU, European Identity and the Future of Europe;Fligstein;2008;Oxford: Oxford University Press 134;European Integration Theory ;Wiener & Diez;2009;Oxford: Oxford University Press 135;Doing Europe: The discursive construction of European identities In Discursive constructions of identity in European politics ;Wodak ;2007;Palgrave Macmillan 136;Citizens of Europe? The emergence of a mass European Identity;Bruter;2004;Palgrave Macmillan 137;Mapping Extreme Right Ideology;Harrison & Bruter;2011;Palgrave Macmillan 138;The discourse of politics in action: Politics as usual ;Wodak;2009;Palgrave Macmillan 139;Meanings and relations: An introduction to the study of language, discourse and networks;Kirchner & Mohr;2010;Poetics 140;Graphing the grammar of motives in National Security Strategies: Cultural interpretation, automated text analysis and the drama of global politics ;Mohr, Wagner-Pacifici, Breiger & Bogdanov;2013;Poetics 141;Communicating policy in late modern society: on the boundaries of interactive policy making;Schedler & Glastra ;2001;Policy & Politics 142;Does Identity or Economic Rationality Drive Public Opinion on European Integration?;Hooghe & Marks;2004;Political Science and Politics 143;Anything Goes The Haiderization of Europe Right-Wing Populism in Europe: ;Wodak ;2013;Politics and Discourse 144;Citizenship and Identity: Some Reflections of the Future of Europe ;Habermas ;1992;Praxis International 145;Framing Europe ;Diez & Gutierrez ;2003;Princeton: Princeton University Press 146;Toward an Integrative Social Identity Model of Collective Action;Zomeren & Postmes;2008;Psychological Bulletin 147;Improving Public Policy Communication in Belgium ;Gelders;2006;Public Manager 148;Arguing with Regions;Agnew;2013;Regional Studies 149;European Integration and the Maintenance of Regional Cultural Diversity: Symbiosis or Symbolism?;Biscoe;2001;Regional Studies 150;Competitiveness of Regions from an Evolutionary Perspective;Boschma;2004;Regional Studies 151;Delimitation and Coherence of Functional and Administrative Regions;Cörvers, Hensen & Bongaerts;2009;Regional Studies 152;From European spatial development to territorial cohesion policy;Faludi;2007;Regional Studies 153;Regions, Territories and Relationality: Exploring the Regional Dimensions of Political Practice;Goodwin;2013;Regional Studies 154;City Regions and Place Development;Healey;2009;Regional Studies 155;Do Regions with Entrepreneurial Neighbours Perform Better? A Spatial Econometric Approach for German Regions;Pijnenburg & Kholodilin;2014;Regional Studies 156;The Economic Performance of Regions;Porter;2003;Regional Studies 157;Cohesion And Diversity In The European Union: Irreconcilable Forces?;Shaw & Hart;1999;Regional Studies 158;Application of the Interlocking Network Model to Mega-City-Regions: Measuring Polycentricity Within and Beyond City-Regions;Taylor, Evans & Pain;2008;Regional Studies 159;Cities, Regions and Competitiveness;Turok;2004;Regional Studies 160;The Determinants of Economic Growth in European Regions;Cuaresma, Doppelhofer & Feldkircher;2014;Regional Studies 161;Phasing Out: Projects financed by the EU in the funding period 2007-2013;RMB;2009;RMB 162;Citizenship and collective identity in Europe;Karolewski;2010;Routledge 163;Transnational Identities: Becoming European in the EU ;Breakwell, Brute, Castano, Citrin, Laffan, Meinhof & Waldzus ;2004;New York: Rowman and Littlefield 164;Rethinking the concept of European identity;Anderson;1999;New York: Rowman and Littlefield 165;The Past Present and Future of Identity Theory ;Stryker & Burke ;2000;Social Psychology Quarterly 166;A Tale of Two Theories: A Critical Comparison of Identity Theory with Social Identity Theory;Hogg, Terry & White;1995;Social Psychology Quarterly 167;A Networked Space of Meaning? Spatial Politics as Geostrategies of European Integration;Scott;2010;Space and Polity 168;European cities in the process of economic integration: towards structural convergence;Longhi & Musolesi;2006;The Annals of Regional Science 169;Towards a European public sphere?;Koopmans & Erbe;2004;The European Journal of Social Science Research 170;Regional Identities and Communities;Checkel;2016;The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Regionalism 171;An Integrative Theory of Intergroup Conflict;Tajfel & Turner;1979;The social psychology of intergroup relations 172;New directions in formalization and historical analysis;Franzosi & Mohr;1997;Theory and Society 173;How to model an institution;Mohr & White;2008;Theory and Society 174;The Narrative Constitution of Identity: A Relational and Network Approach;Somers;1994;Theory and Society 175;Social transformation, collective categories and identity change;Todd;2005;Theory and Society 176;Beyond Identity ;Brubaker & Cooper ;2000;Theory and Society 177;Theorizing the institution: foundations, duality, and data;Mohr & Friedland;2008;Theory and Society 178;Communicating European Identity;Schneeberger;2011;University of Leeds 179;Linking Discourse and Space: Towards a Cultural Sociology of Space in Analysing Spatial Policy Discourses;Richardson & Jensen;2003;Urban Studies 180;The Institutional Communication as a Strategic Function of the EU;Barbaros;2009;volumul Europe’s Challenges in a Globalised World, CSE 181;Constructivist approaches to European integration;Checkel;2006;Working Paper Centre for European Studies University of Oslo 182;European and Sub-European Identity - When are Multiple Identities Compatible?;Bruter;2005;Workshop on National Identity and Euroscepticism: A Comparison Between France and the United Kingdom, organized by the European Research Group, University of Oxford, 183;An Emerging European Public Sphere? Theoretical Clarifications and Empirical Indicators;Risse;2003;EUSA Biennial Conference 184;Media Coverage on European Governance;Trenz;2004;European Journal of Communication 185;Is there a European Public Sphere? ;Downey & Koenig;2006;European Journal of Communication 186;Europe-Topics in Europe's Media;Machill, Beiler & Fischer;2006;European Journal of Communication 187;Television and the European Public Sphere;Gipsrud;2007;European Journal of Communication 188;An Emerging European Public Sphere;Eriksen;2005;European Journal of Social Theory 189;European Public Sphere (chapter of The International Encyclopedia of Political Communication);Adam;2015;New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons 190;How the EU Constructs the European public Sphere Seven Strategies of Information Policy;Brueggemann;2005;Journal of the European Institute for Communication and Culture 191;Who inhabits the European public sphere? Winners and losers, supporters and opponents in Europeanised political debates;Koopmans;2007;European Journal of Political Research 192;The Diffusion of Regionalism;Risse;2016;Oxford: Oxford University Press 193;Topic Model Diagnostics: Assessing Domain Relevance via Topical Alignment;Chuang, Gupta, Manning & Heer;2013;International Conference on Machine Learning 194;A Postfunctionalist Theory of European Integration: From Permissive Consensus to Constraining Dissensus;Hooge & Marks;2009;British Journal of Political Science 195;Comparative analysis of policy networks in Western Europe ;Kriesi, Adam & Jochum;2006;Journal of European Public Policy 196;Does Left/Right Structure Party Positions on European Integration?;Hooghe, Marks & Wilson;2002;Comparative Political Studies 197;Constructing Europe? The evolution of French, British and German nation state identities;Marcussen, Risse, Engelmann-Martin, Knopf & Roscher ;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 198;European Opinion about Immigration: The Role of Identities, Interests and Information;Sides & Citrin;2007;British Journal of Political Science 199;National parties as politicizers of EU integration?;Adam & Maier;2011;European Union Politics 200;Measuring citizens implicit and explicit attitudes towards the European Union;Maier, Maier, Baumert, Jahn, Krause & Adam;2015;European Union Politics 201;Economic policy alternatives: a survey of civil society views;Fazi;2016;ISI Growth EU 202;Framing and policy change after shooting rampages: a comparative analysis of discourse networks;Huraka & Nebel;2013;Journal of European Public Policy 203;From Europeanisation to Diffusion: Introduction;Börzel & Risse;2012;West European Politics 204;Sources of Euroscepticism;Hooghe & Marks;2007;Acta Politicia 205;Domestic Adaptions of Europe: A Comparative Study of the Debates on EU Enlargement and a Common Constitution in the Press;Adam;2007;International Journal of Public Opinion Research 206;The contribution of the press to Europeanization of public debates;Pfetsch, Adam & Eschner;2008;Journalism 207;How Institutions Communicate;Lammers;2011;Management Communication Quarterly 208;Organizations as Networks of Communication Episodes ;Blaschke, Schoeneborn & Seidl;2012;Organization Studies 209;Translating Institutional Logics;Pallas, Fredriksson & Wedlin;2016;Organization Studies 210;Text as Data: The Promise and Pitfalls of Automatic Content Analysis;Grimmer & Stewart ;2013;Political Analysis 211;Computer-Assisted Text Analysis for Comparative Politics;Lucas, Nielsen, Roberts, Stewart, Storer & Tingley;2015;Political Analysis 212;The Critical Linkage between Online and Offline Media;Pfetsch, Adam & Bennett;2013;Journal of the European Institute for Communication and Culture 213;Unraveling the Central State, but how? Types of multi-level Governance;Hooghe & Marks ;2003;American Political Science Review 214;Bringing the Mass Media in ;Adam;2009;KFG The Transformative Power of Europe 215;Dual Networks in European Regional Development Policy;Ansell, Parsons & Darden;1997;Journal of Common Market Studies 216;The Impact of Media Representations of the EU and ist Policies on European Identity ;Triga & Vadratsikas ;2016;Cohesify Research Paper 217;Supranational Governance or National Business-as-usual? The National Administrations of EU Structural Funds in the NL and DK;Yesilkagit & Blom-Hansen;2007;Public Administration 218;A constructuvist approach to understanding the European Union as a federal polity;Koslowski;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 219;Bibliography;n.a.;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 220;Competing advocacy coalitions and the process of frame reflection: a longitudinal analysis of EU steel policy;Dudley & Richardson ;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 221;Discourses of globalization and the social construction of European identities ;Rosamond ;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 222;Notes on contributors;n.a.;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 223;Postnational constitutionalism in the European Union ;Shaw;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 224;Preface;Christiansen, Jorgensen & Wiener;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 225;Is something rotten in the state of Denmark? Constructivism and European integration;Moravcsik;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 226;Social constructivisms and European studies: a reflectivist critique;Smith;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 227;Something rotten and the social construction of social constructivism: a comment on comments;Risse & Wiener;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 228;The social construction of Europe;Christiansen, Jorgensen & Wiener;1999;Journal of European Public Policy 229;Wide-awake diplomacy: reconstructing the common foreign and security policy of the European Union ;Glarbo;1999;Journal of European Public Policy