This article examines elite European discourses during the Greek financial crisis from its pre‐
history in September 2008 up to the arrival of the SYRIZA government in January 2015. The …

Since the beginning of the financial crisis a number of studies have dealt with the
deficiencies of Economic and Monetary Union (EMU)(cf. D inan, 2012; Cap or aso and Min …

This article investigates the discursive framework of the Greek debt crisis in an attempt to
rethink the characterization of the European Union as a post-modern, post-national polity. By …

This article uses the framework of 'discursive institutionalism'to explore the different ways in
which the many approaches to ideas and discursive interaction may complement or …

The economic crisis following the financial meltdown in 2007 had disparate impacts for
citizens of the southern and northern Eurozone member states. In this study, we analyze …

Is there such a thing as “the crisis” in the European public discourse? We investigate the
Great Recession as it appears in the public discourse of seven European countries …

EU membership has been for the greater part of the post-authoritarian period (1974–2010)
an important element of the Greek national consensus. Europe was commonly associated in …

This article focuses on the discursive underpinnings of the legitimacy crisis that the
Eurozone as a transnational institution is facing. By adopting a critical discourse analysis …

In 2012 the Nobel Committee decided to award that year's peace prize to the European
Union; at a time when the EU was facing the gravest financial and socio-political crisis of its …

This chapter intends to outline the evolution of the employment of “Europe” in Greek prime
ministerial communicative discourse over the years. It aims to illustrate how the current …