explores one such strategy of the European Commission that targets organized interest groups with the aim to contribute expertise to a policy but also benefit from that policy and therefore participate in the development confirmation of a claim to the policy's legitimacy that is put forward by EU officials. As a consequence

crisis reshaped the EU s modes of governance We argue that to safeguard this common value the EU is evolving core values of the polity 3.0 . The article shows that in a context of growing dissensus over the rule approach anchored in a market logic. It also shows that shifting from the traditional regulatory state 1

of social media platforms and the disinformation that circulates in them has transformed the public spheres the normative understandings of the public sphere that such strategies imply and the analytical challenges challenges to undertake this line of inquiry. We argue that there is an emerging competition in the EU field

crisis reshaped the EU s modes of governance We argue that to safeguard this common value the EU is evolving core values of the polity 3.0 . The article shows that in a context of growing dissensus over the rule approach anchored in a market logic. It also shows that shifting from the traditional regulatory state 1

Air Blast Weapon or MOAB . We highlight the fact that these actions project a new representation of the out of step with the image of economic violence that had been imposed during the presidency of Barack philosophical work on waste and transgressions we show that these actions can be analyzed as a punitive celebration

intervention in Mali since the crisis that burst in March 2012. It shows that the crisis in Mali has generated categories of international actors. This entails that there be no merging between logics and practices

lack of a full-blown fiscal counterpart at EU level that can provide macroeconomic stabilisation this context ECB-owned output fails to adequately reflect the fact that close to 60 of its Eurozone audience learns about with its publics moving beyond a top-down approach that is focused on ECB output and elucidate how the need an era of technopopulism and emergency politics that often prominently feature technocratic and or executive translators between the ECB and its audiences as they play an important role in interpreting central bank

generalised mode of social classification etc. Furthermore they go hand in hand with a set of behaviours multiple subvert existing socio-economic orders. Finally they are part of the complex articulations between localised fields affected by these mutations are autonomous but they are not independent. In fact we are faced with complex new partners. Beyond the diversity of the themes that the researchers of the network are exploring this various forms of commitment. We strongly believe that any production of knowledge in the field of social

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