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Measuring transnational behaviours and identities

[working paper]

Pötzschke, Steffen

Abstract

While the first EUCROSS working paper (Favell et al. 2011) laid down the theoretical groundwork of our project in a ‘State of the Art Report’ (SoA) and the second one (Hanquinet and Savage 2011) discussed issues around the operationalisation of three key concepts – European identity, cosmopolitanism... view more

While the first EUCROSS working paper (Favell et al. 2011) laid down the theoretical groundwork of our project in a ‘State of the Art Report’ (SoA) and the second one (Hanquinet and Savage 2011) discussed issues around the operationalisation of three key concepts – European identity, cosmopolitanism and cross-border practices – this paper elaborates on the measurement instruments which have ultimately been chosen and, thus, form the core of the EUCROSS questionnaire. Hence, as the title suggests, the paper describes how we measure ‘transnational’ behaviours and identities. In particular, it outlines the questionnaire items developed to capture those phenomena, which the SoA referred to as ‘cross-border practices’, and their influence on individual identification with Europe or a cosmopolitan stance.... view less

Keywords
EU; European integration; transnationality; transnationalization; globalization; cosmopolitanism; identity; european identity; identification; mobility; migration; Europeanization; everyday life; migrant; Turk; Romanian; measurement; questionnaire; method

Classification
General Sociology, Basic Research, General Concepts and History of Sociology, Sociological Theories
European Politics

Free Keywords
EUCROSS; cross-border mobility; cross-border practices; cross-border transactions; collective identification; virtual mobility; everyday transnationalism; transnational behaviour; transnational identity; supra-national identification

Document language
English

Publication Year
2012

Page/Pages
24 p.

Series
EUCROSS Working Paper, 4

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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