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2016 | nr 4 | 117--140
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Tożsamość europejska w kryzysie - stan badań i perspektywy dalszego rozwoju

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European Identity in Crisis - Existing Research and Its Further Development
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Abstrakty
Przegląd badań, który zostanie tu przedstawiony, odnosi się głównie do empirycznych badań nad tożsamością zbiorową, a szczególnie tych, które dotykają w niewielkim jedynie stopniu zagadnień związanych z tożsamościami zbiorowymi w odniesieniu do ich kulturowych, historycznych, politycznych czy też prawnych uwarunkowań. Spowodowane jest to pewną ukrytą czy też ulotną tendencją polegającą na przyjmowaniu w opisie i interpretacji danych empirycznych jednej z dwóch odrębnych logik, które możemy określić odpowiednio jako model "kulturalistyczny" i model "strukturalistyczny". Obie są bardzo dobrze ugruntowane w teoriach dotyczących tożsamości. Różnica polega na tym, że jedna skupia się na sferze symbolicznej i komunikatach, podczas gdy druga kładzie nacisk na praktyki.(fragment tekstu)
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European Union in majority of its dimensions is in crisis today. Since 2008 the problems amass, be it in economy, finance or politics and policies. These seem to be of utmost concern for the majority of European policy makers. What is being overlooked, however, is that the European social space suffers of a certain unrest that has been not witnessed before in all the history of European integration. People of Europe less and less identify themselves with European project. Long lasting efforts to build a certain common European identity among it's peoples seem to bring about unforeseen results in their comeback to national or local identities. In this article I assess what was scientifically done on the matter of European identification and what has to be done to advance it's development.(original abstract)
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  • Centrum Europejskie Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
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