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Essay from the year 2011 in the subject Politics - International Politics - Topic: European Union, grade: 1,3, University of Hamburg, language: English, abstract: European nation states are being incorporated in many different formations on the international and supranational level such as the European Union or the World Trade
Organization. The ongoing process of integration challenges the 'old' image of the sovereign Westphalian state. Looking at the concept of the European nation state in the light of European Integration today, it is hard to approach changes by means of commonly used approaches. It often seems like "we analyse the future by the standards of the past"
still applying customary concepts to the latest developments in IR (Anderson 2003: IX).
Introducing constructivist approaches to European Integration Theory (EIT) allows scholars to "take a step back" and to look at the categories used to describe Integration themselves - in other words the construction of the categories of European Integration
(ibid.).
Discourse approaches can be understood as both a methodology and theory. While discourse analysis as a method is used to complement a wide range of theories in EIT
already, discourse theory - after his founding father Michel Foucault - is interested in deconstructing the hegemonic discourse in any given society (Mole 2007: 19)1. I will use the term discourse in the following as a "system that regulates the formation of statements"
(Wæver 2009: 164)2. It is thereby important that theorists applying discourse analysis are not interested in the meaning of "things" for themselves but how these "things" become meaningful in discourse (ibid.). In the next chapter I start by explicating the historical roots of discourse analysis and give a broader outline of its contents.
The categories used to construct "Europe" are numerous and differ completely as I will show. Wæver therefore subsumes that „there is not one Europe but many" (Wæver 2009:
168). In this resp
Organization. The ongoing process of integration challenges the 'old' image of the sovereign Westphalian state. Looking at the concept of the European nation state in the light of European Integration today, it is hard to approach changes by means of commonly used approaches. It often seems like "we analyse the future by the standards of the past"
still applying customary concepts to the latest developments in IR (Anderson 2003: IX).
Introducing constructivist approaches to European Integration Theory (EIT) allows scholars to "take a step back" and to look at the categories used to describe Integration themselves - in other words the construction of the categories of European Integration
(ibid.).
Discourse approaches can be understood as both a methodology and theory. While discourse analysis as a method is used to complement a wide range of theories in EIT
already, discourse theory - after his founding father Michel Foucault - is interested in deconstructing the hegemonic discourse in any given society (Mole 2007: 19)1. I will use the term discourse in the following as a "system that regulates the formation of statements"
(Wæver 2009: 164)2. It is thereby important that theorists applying discourse analysis are not interested in the meaning of "things" for themselves but how these "things" become meaningful in discourse (ibid.). In the next chapter I start by explicating the historical roots of discourse analysis and give a broader outline of its contents.
The categories used to construct "Europe" are numerous and differ completely as I will show. Wæver therefore subsumes that „there is not one Europe but many" (Wæver 2009:
168). In this resp
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