Making European Citizens

Part I. Introduction: From National to Transnational Citizenship

1. Introduction: From National to Transnational Citizenship
Richard Bellamy, Dario Castiglione, Jo Shaw

Part I. Citizens’ Democratic Standing and Rights of Participation

2. The Contested Case of EU Electoral Rights
Anthea Connolly, Stephen Day, Jo Shaw

3. EU Citizenship and the Principle of Affectedness
Chris Hilson

4. We the Citizens? Representation and Participation in EU Constitutional Politics
Dario Castiglione

Part II. Citizens’ Voice and Interests

5. Transnational Political Parties
Stephen Day, Jo Shaw

6. Making Citizens from the Market? NGOs and the Representation of Interests
Alex Warleigh

7. Legitimising EU Regulation: Procedural Accountability, Participation, or Better Consultation?
Ian Bartle

Part III. Citizens’ Mobilisation and Opportunities

8. Lesson Learning and the ‘Civil Society of Interests
Nieves Pérez-Solórzano Borragán

9. Local Mobilisation and Supranational Standards
Carl F. Stychin

10. Local Strategies for Civic Inclusion in a European Context: The Roma in the Czech Republic
Mita Castle-Kanerova, Bill Jordan

Part IV. Democratic Citizenship in a Democratic Europe?

11. Civic Competence and Identity in the European Polity
Dimitris N. Chryssochoou

12. Between Past and Future: The Democratic Limits of EU Citizenship
Richard Bellamy

Keywords: Social Sciences, Political Sociology, European Union Politics, Human Rights, International Relations