Review of "Uniunea Europeană – un trend în derivă? O analiză a discursului mediatic și a perspe...

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Titel: Review of "Uniunea Europeană – un trend în derivă? O analiză a discursului mediatic și a perspectivei tinerilor" (The European Union – a Drifting Trend? An Analysis of Media Discourse and Youth Perspectives) by Oana Ștefăniță, Comunicare.ro, 2017;
Beteiligte: Udrea, Georgiana
In: Revista Română de Comunicare şi Relaţii Publice [Romanian Journal of Communication and Public Relations], 19, 2017, 3, S. 61-63
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Comunicare.ro Publishing House
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ISSN: 1454-8100
2344-5440
EISSN: 2344-5440
veröffentlicht in: Revista Română de Comunicare şi Relaţii Publice [Romanian Journal of Communication and Public Relations]
Sprache: Englisch
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Kollektion: CEEOL Central and Eastern European Online Library
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In recent times, the European Union has been confronted with huge challenges and crises, which, in the absence of prompt and effective measures, call into question the future of the European project itself. The political incongruities, the disintegrating tendencies culminating with Brexit, the divisions between northern and southern states over economic crisis and austerity measures, the refugee waves and their poor integration into society, the rise of populist and extremist currents, etc. have caused anger, confusion and fear among Europeans, influencing the relations between member states and public perceptions. In this unstable context, studying people’s opinion on the EU and its subtle mechanisms becomes an important and pragmatic effort, as the public has the means to pursue action based on its feelings of support or opposition towards the community block. Oana Ștefăniță’s book, Uniunea Europeană – un trend în derivă? proposes such an insight into the world of young European citizens, investigating their interest in European issues, the EU’s place on the agenda of interpersonal conversations, the way they understand and experience the feeling of European belonging, and their perspectives on the future of the Union.