Titlebook: Evolving Euroscepticisms in the British and Italian Press; Selling the Public S Paul Rowinski Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Plagiarism and Academic Misconduct,ise in popularity of these two movements, as well as the vote for Brexit, with UKIP leading the charge. Analyses will note if the newspapers examined these evolving Euroscepticisms, embraced them or, indeed, maintained a distance. If and how these movements impacted upon the discursive construction of Europe in . and . will be investigated.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-58054-2cism. The interviews will explore the trajectory, from protestation tempered by pragmatism, hence keeping the UK in the tent until the moment withdrawal became realisable. The interviewees (from across the political spectrum) rarely talk about Europe but rather take issue with the UK press’s portrayal of it.

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The Loneliness of an Anglo-European: A Pathology,spapers’ discursive construction of the EU is pivotal in informing the public. Instead they have sold the pubic short. The author reflects on his personal narrative and how it has provided a motivation for research.

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Overarching Academic Themes,ectives over the EU. Instead, at times it is the very basis for the discursive construction of Europe for national publics. To that end the book systematically challenges and unpicks the notion of an impartial British fact-centred press covering Europe, as well as deepening our understanding of how partisan papers in Italy cover the continent.

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The Post-war European Project: A Topography Divorced from Nationhood,grow muted. The post-war European project has never reconciled fully the competing positions on how to develop. Britain supports inter-governmentalism and co-operation—while Italy, traditionally at least federalist, seeks much closer union. And so competing notions of that Europe vie for attention in newspaper copy.

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