Everyday Europe: Social Transnationalism in an Unsettled Continent

Drawing On Unique Research And Rich Data On Cross-border Practices, This Book Offers An Empirically-based View On Europeans’ Interconnections In Everyday Life. It Looks At The Ways In Which Eu Residents Have Been Getting Closer Across National Frontiers: In Their Everyday Experiences Of Foreign Countries – Work, Travel, Personal Networks – But Also Their Knowledge, Consumption Of Foreign Products, And Attitudes Towards Foreign Culture. These Evolving European Dimensions Have Been Enabled By The Eu-backed Legal Opening To Transnational Economic And Cultural Transactions, While Also Differing According To National Contexts. The Book Considers How People Reconcile Their Increasing Cross-border Interconnections And A Politically Separating Europe Of Nation States And National Interests.