Identity and European Public Spheres in the Context of Social Media and Information Disorder

It was expected that the increasing coverage of EU affairs in national public spheres would lead to a greater sense of European belonging. The Internet was expected to foster this process. However, these expectations do not square with the current political climate of identity politics and the revit...

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Published inMedia and communication (Lisboa) Vol. 8; no. 4; pp. 28 - 39
Main Authors Kermer, Jan Erik, Nijmeijer, Rolf A
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LanguageEnglish
Published Lisbon Cogitatio Press 01.09.2020
Cogitatio
Subjects
Belonging
Book publishing
Digital media
europeanisation
Identity politics
Information
information disorder
Internet
Mass media
Nationalism
Political communication
Political identity
public sphere
Regeneration
Social factors
Social media
Social networks
United Kingdom
Germany
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Abstract It was expected that the increasing coverage of EU affairs in national public spheres would lead to a greater sense of European belonging. The Internet was expected to foster this process. However, these expectations do not square with the current political climate of identity politics and the revitalisation of nationalism. How can this incongruence between theory and reality be understood? An intervening variable has added an unpredictability to the mix: information disorder. It is our view that this theory needs revising to include other intervening variables such as social media and information disorder. In this article, we argue that the current dynamic of Europeanised political communication is likely to compromise the civic and vertical components of EU-identity.
AbstractList It was expected that the increasing coverage of EU affairs in national public spheres would lead to a greater sense of European belonging. The Internet was expected to foster this process. However, these expectations do not square with the current political climate of identity politics and the revitalisation of nationalism. How can this incongruence between theory and reality be understood? An intervening variable has added an unpredictability to the mix: information disorder. It is our view that this theory needs revising to include other intervening variables such as social media and information disorder. In this article, we argue that the current dynamic of Europeanised political communication is likely to compromise the civic and vertical components of EU-identity.
It was expected that the increasing coverage of EU affairs in national public spheres would lead to a greater sense of European belonging. The Internet was expected to foster this process. However, these expectations do not square with the current political climate of identity politics and the revitalisation of nationalism. How can this incongruence between theory and reality be understood? An intervening variable has added an unpredictability to the mix: information disorder. It is our view that this theory needs revising to include other intervening variables such as social media and information disorder. In this article, we argue that the current dynamic of Europeanised political communication is likely to compromise the civic and vertical components of EU-identity. Keywords Europeanisation; information disorder; public sphere; social media Issue This article is part of the issue "The Ongoing Transformation of the Digital Public Sphere" edited by Emiliana De Blasio (LUISS University, Italy), Marianne Kneuer (Hildesheim University, Germany), Wolf J. Schunemann (Hildesheim University, Germany) and Michele Sorice (LUISS University, Italy).
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