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• What is intercultural communication competence in the context of the European Parliament? : perceptions about the required intercultural skills from the perspective of Finnish members of the European Parliament 

  Lipponen, Kaisa (2005)

• The role of professors in the formation of Finnish parliamentary life : The struggle between two conceptions of parliament 

  Pekonen, Onni (Manchester University Press, 2017)

  The Frankfurt Parliament (1848–49) was subsequently dismissively referred to as the "Professors' Parliament" due to its heavy representation of scholars and the academic style of its lengthy discussions. Professors have ...

• Importable or exceptional? Swiss direct-democratic instruments in the French and German Parliaments, 2000–19 

  Bonin, Hugo; Kergomard, Zoé; Ihalainen, Pasi; Herrmann, Irène (Taylor & Francis, 2024)

  Recent years have seen growing interest in the ways politicians conceive direct democracy instruments (DDIs) and their integration into representative systems as one way to increase citizen participation. Our investigation ...

• "To your petit-bourgeois feminism, I prefer the real one" : discursive constructions of identities and ideologies in feminism-centred plenary debates in the European Parliament 

  Aracil, Ainhoa de León (2021)

  Political communication in the 21st century is largely centred on the concepts of identity and ideology. Considerable research has explored either identity construction or ideology in the context of parliamentary political ...

• Constructing containment : a critical analysis of the framing of trafficking in human beings in European Parliament discourse 

  Moore, Annica (2011)

  This pro gradu thesis sets out to examine how discourse on trafficking in human beings sets conditions by which trafficked people are subjectified, whether willingly or not, while crossing EU borders. It seeks to critically ...