Contending metaphors of the European Union as a global actor: Norms and power in the European discourse on multilateralism
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- 2015-05-26
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- 13
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Keywords
Multilateralism, Legitimacy, Normative, Political science, European union
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- Metaphor and Political Discourse: Analogical Reasoning in Debates about Europe
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- The metaphors of globalization and trade: An analysis of the language used in the WTO
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- The EU global strategy: the dynamics of a more politicized and politically integrated foreign policy1
- The governance of digital switchover of terrestrial television in the European Union: The role of policy framing
- Contemporary Philosophic-Cognitive Area in Metaphor Research
- The language of diplomatic mediation – A case study of an emergency meeting in the wake of the Yugoslav wars
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- EU Values in Investment Law And Policy
- EU Strategies and Their Purposes
- Dialogue of Cultures-Culture of Dialogue: from Conflicting to Understanding LINGUOCULTURAL POTENTIAL OF ANIMALISTIC METAPHOR IN THE PRACTICE OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
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- An Upstream Battle: The EU and the Reform of the Energy Charter Treaty
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