The article investigates the discourse of two Czech presidents, Václav Klaus (2003–2013)
and Miloš Zeman (2013–incumbent), vis àvis the salient issue of the Euro zone crisis …

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 …

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 paper first analyses the historical context of the creation of the European Monetary
Union and the unstable political and economic situations in Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece …

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 …

This text examines the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the Eurosceptic narratives of
Central European leaders. By conducting a narrative analysis of statements made by the …

We know from research in cognitive science that all thought is physical, with mostly
unconscious mental structures characterized by neural circuitry in the brain. Fillmore has …

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 …

This paper presents a case study of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's
delegitimisation discourse on the European Union in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic …