Comparing Strategies of (De)Politicisation in Europe

Chapter 1: Depoliticisation, Post-politics and the Problem of Change; Jim Buller, Pinar E. Dönmez, Adam Standring, Matthew Wood.- Chapter 2: Rethinking (De)Politicisation in Liberalism: Macro and Micro-Political Perspectives; Alen Toplisek.- Chapter 3: Re-politicising Government Accountability: the Case of Protest Network and the Model 'Who?' in Bulgaria; Gergana Yankova Dimova.- Chapter 4: The Airports Commission, Depoliticisation and the Third Runway at Heathrow Airport; Steven Griggs and David Howarth.- Chapter 5: Political Dissatisfaction and Decline of Party Identification: Societal Depoliticisation in the Republic of Cyprus (2006-12); Giorgos Charalambous and Direnc Kanol.- Chapter 6: Portugal and the European Union: Defining and Contesting the Boundaries of the Political; Adam Standring.- Chapter 7: Forms of Politicisation as Governing Strategy versus Resistance: Demystifying Capitalist Social Relations and the State in Turkey; Pinar E. Dönmez.- Chapter 8: Depoliticisation and Urban Politics: Moving Beyond the "Post-political" City; Ross Beveridge and Philippe Koch.- Chapter 9: Revanchism and Anti-revanchism in Hungary: the Dynamics of (De)politicisation and Criminalisation of Homelessness; Kata Amon.- Chapter 10: The Dynamics of Depoliticisation: Conclusions and Reflections; Jim Buller. 

 

Jim Buller is Senior Lecturer of Politics at the University of York, UK. He is a member of the British Political Studies Association (PSA) Anti-Politics and Depoliticisation Specialist Group.

Pinar E. Dönmez is Research Fellow at the Center For Policy Studies, Central European University, Hungary. She is a member PSA Anti-Politics and Depoliticisation Specialist Group.