Titlebook: Euroscepticism, Democracy and the Media; Communicating Europe Manuela Caiani,Simona Guerra Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Society of Earth Scientists Series of traditional and new media. We show that the media matter for the EU process, as citizens are influenced by their use when they cultivate their attitudes towards the EU. Those who are most exposed to traditional media are also more benevolent to the EU process. On the contrary, the citizens of th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-3359-6ible, thanks to ubiquitous computing, mixed reality technology and virtual spaces. Current technology and IT services can remedy problems of time and space, the biggest obstacles for active civic involvement in EU governance. The chapter starts with the advantages and disadvantages of applying ubiqu

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SpringerBriefs in Earth System Sciencess well as bottom-up channel for the voice of citizens (Hobolt and Tilley 2014). In this book, we shall address these issues, framing the current situation of Europe and the positions towards it in the context of ‘mediated’ politics. Therefore, this book will be guided by the following questions: .