Toward a Reflexive Political Sociology of the European Union

Section 1: The Politics of Transnational Integration<div>1. Towards a Sociology of EU Politics</div><div>2. Exploring the Political Ontology of European Integration</div><div>3. Analyzing Integration</div><div>4. Constructing Transnational Fields</div><div>5. Political Legitimation and European Publics Spaces: Communication as Practice and Resource</div><div>6. Processes of Differentiation of Political Power in the EU</div><div>Seciton 2: Reflexive Action and Knowledge Production</div><div>7. Intellectual Power in Europe</div><div>8. European Academic Identity</div><div>9. European Political Science and Global Knowledge</div><div>10. Academics as Politicians and as Operators of Global Governance</div><div>Section 3: Bourdieuisian Meditations</div><div>11. Translation and the Politics of Circulating Ideas</div><div>12. The Secondary Reality of the Media</div><div>13. Pierre Bourdieu's Theory of Politics: An Interpretation</div><div>14. The Bourdieu Affair</div><div>15. Toward a Politically Theory of the Sublime</div><div>Epilogue: Tinkering with the Future of the EU. </div>