Chapter 1 Understanding the Legitimacy of Regional Integration: A Comparative and Mixed-Method Perspective

Chapter 2 The Politicization of European Integration: Towards Democratic Renationalization?

Chapter 3 Legitimacy, Politicization and Regional Integration in North America

Chapter 4 Politicization and Legitimacy in MERCOSUR

Chapter 5 Is There a Legitimacy Crisis in the European Union?

Chapter 6 Identity and Public Support for North American Integration

Chapter 7 Economic Evaluations and Support for Free Trade in Latin America and the Caribbean

Chapter 8 Citizens’ Legitimation Discourses on European Integration

Chapter 9 Is North American Regionalism Less Politicized Than European Integration? Evidence from Focus Groups

Chapter 10 Public (De)Legitimation of Regionalism in North and South America: NAFTA and MERCOSUR in the US and Brazilian Quality Press

Chapter 11 Subnational Movements and the Politicization of NAFTA and the EU

Chapter 12 What the NAFTA Fight Teaches about Trade Policy Politicization and Legitimation

Chapter 13 The Social Turn and Contentious Politics in Latin American Post-Neoliberal Regionalism

Chapter 14 The Contested Legitimacy of Regional Integration