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Segmented Europeanization: Exploring the Legitimacy of the European Union from a Public Discourse Perspective*

Stefanie Sifft · Michael Brüggemann · Katharina Kleinen‐von Königslöw · Bernhard J. Peters · Andreas Wimmel

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Abstract

Abstract The article presents the results of a longitudinal newspaper analysis on the Europeanization of public discourses in five EU countries. It shows that European governance is increasingly subject to public scrutiny, but neither has a common discourse in Europe developed nor has the communication lag of the EU disappeared. Therefore the EU remains largely dependent on domestic processes of legitimation.

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