Contesting Cosmopolitan Europe: Euroscepticism, Crisis and Borders

Table of Contents\nIntroduction\n1 ‘The Never-Ending Crisis’. Europeanisation of Crisis Management and the Contestation of Solidarity\n2 A Meta-View Psychology of Legal Categories. Rights, Identity, and Inclusiveness in Europe\n3 Towards a Political Theory of Brexit. Sovereignty, Cosmopolitanism and Member State Theory\n4 Responsibility to Protect European Identity. How Do Orbán and Erdoğan Expand Europe’s Boundaries of International Protection?\n5 Revising Humanitarianism and Solidarity . Migration Management and Peripheral Europeanism in the UK, Poland, and Hungary\n6 “Leave a Light on for Scotland” . Examining Cosmopolitan Nationalism in Scotland\n7 Flexible Redefinitions of “Us” and the “Others” . Refugee Politics in the Convergences of Multiple “Crises” in the EU and Greece\n8 The Cognitions Underpinning Online Discrimination, Derogatory Sarcasm , and Anti-cosmopolitanism towards Syrians at Europe’s Periphery\n9 Two Sides of the Same Coin . Post-“Refugee Crisis” Debates on Migration and European Integration in Austrian Party Politics\nConclusion\nIndex\nProtest and Social Movements