Titlebook: Social Movement Campaigns on EU Policy; In the Corridors and Louisa Parks Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 So

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2946-6016 g case studies of campaigns from GMOs to water rights and Internet freedom, it elucidates the important differences between technical and political campaigns.978-1-137-41106-8Series ISSN 2946-6016 Series E-ISSN 2946-6024

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Political Process and Framing in the Technical Campaigns,o the model advanced in Chapter 2, while the second will outline the results of the frame analyses of documents for the campaign in question. These analytical narratives will underpin the discussions of what caused the outcomes (or lack thereof) of each of these ‘technical’ campaigns to be presented in Chapter 4.

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Untangling Influence: Studying Social Movement Campaigns in the Transnational EU Arena,s of impact they have had’ (Sikkink 2005, p.152). Building an analytical framework for the study of social movement campaign outcomes in the EU is thus an important step in the research process before moving to empirical findings. The basis for the framework is rooted in the study of social movement

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Conclusions: Technical and Political Campaigning in the EU,ch including their outcomes and the factors that led to these. After this recap, some general points about the relative importance of the different variables considered as having some bearing on the influence of EUSMO campaigns will be outlined before a discussion of the central argument of this wor

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