@article{2016:gehler:europe,
title = {“Europe”, Europeanizations and their Meaning for European Integration Historiography},
year = {2016},
note = {Through the course of a sequence of different chapters, this article,
which is based upon the research literature, after some preliminary
thoughts and terminology at the beginning, will give answers to
different questions: How is the history of Europe recounted and how
was Europeanization defined? What can “Europe” and
Euro­peanization mean for European integration studies? How is
Europeanization related to European integration, and how does it
differ? Within these contexts five theses on the role played by
nation-states with regard to European integration will be presented.
It is also necessary to be acquainted with accesses and orientations
for future inte­gration historical research tasks. There is also a
need to indicate observations of changes and developments as well as
perspectives of integration historiographies in order to present
different approaches to various forms of Europeanization. Finally, a
multitude of factor-analysis with different reasons in connection with
Europeaniza­tions explaining Western Europe's integration and the
political unification of the whole of Europe will be presented.},
journal = {JEIH Journal of European Integration History},
pages = {141--174},
author = {Gehler, Michael},
volume = {22},
number = {1}
}