Exploring the complex identities of football fans, this book employs comparative analysis and triangulation of data gathered from online message boards, surveys across four European countries, and in-depth interviews within eight distinct fan communities. It delves into how these identities are shaped and expressed, providing insights into the social dynamics and cultural significance of football fandom across different contexts.
The book explores decision-making processes within the European Union through a revised neofunctionalist lens, offering a fresh perspective on how these decisions are shaped. It delves into the complexities of EU governance and the interplay of various actors, emphasizing the importance of integration and cooperation in the region's political landscape. By applying this theoretical framework, the author aims to provide a deeper understanding of the dynamics at play in EU decision-making.