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Ce que l’Europe fait aux « citoyens » ordinaires. Goûts et dégoûts de l'Europe politique (Marine de Lasalle et Lancelot Veenendaal)
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Quel est le rapport des "citoyens ordinaires" à l’Europe ? A quoi pensent-ils ou elles quand on parle d’Europe ? Et qu'est-ce qu'évoque ce mot "Europe" pour eux ou elles ? A l'aube des élections européennes, voici autant de questions clés que Marine de Lasalle aborde dans cette discussion.
Marine de Lassalle est professeure de sociologie politique à Sciences Po Strasbourg et directrice du laboratoire « Sociétés, acteurs et gouvernement en Europe » (SAGE, CNRS / Université de Strasbourg). Ses travaux de recherche portent sur les perceptions de l’Europe, sur la gouvernance de l’Union européenne et sur la compétence politique.
Sa réflexion s’appuie notamment sur les résultats d’une vaste enquête menées auprès d’électeurs européens et présentés dans son livre, publié en 2022, "Faire parler d'Europe. Voies et formats des rapports institués au politique". Le propos de Marine de Lasalle et suivie d’une discussion avec Lancelot Veenendaal, alumni de la promotion David Sassoli et aujourd'hui Assistant académique du programme d'Etudes Générales européennes.
Cet épisode est produit dans le cadre du cycle de conférences "Global Europe in the real new millennium" organisée par le Programme d'études générales européennes du Collège d'Europe et dirigée par Didier Georgakakis.
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