'There is not one Europe but many' (cf. Wæver 2009: 168)

How 'Europe' is constructed and what 'Europe' means differs significantly. How does discourse analysis help us unveil and make sense of different representations of Europe?

Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science

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