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The European Parliament’s position on international trade: a topic modeling and discourse-theoretical approach
The proposed research project aims to study variation in in the European Parliament’s decision-making on international trade using a discourse-theoretical approach. We will first map discursive variation on international trade through topic modeling. Next, two case studies will explain instances of variation through analysis of the extra-parliamentary discourses to which parliamentarian were exposed via media, informal political contacts and lobbying.
Date:15 Oct 2016 → 16 Oct 2020
Keywords:Discours Theory, international trade, decision-making, European Parliament
Disciplines:Multilevel governance, Political behaviour, National politics, Applied economics, Political organisations and institutions, Other economics and business, International and comparative politics, Public administration, Other political science, Citizenship, immigration and political inequality, Political theory and methodology