Titlebook: Euroscepticism and the Future of Europe; Views from the Capit Michael Kaeding,Johannes Pollak,Paul Schmidt Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Dante Corti González,Roberto Castro Rios in European Union (EU) institutions is stronger than in national ones and the level of support for EU membership is relatively high, although slightly lower than was previously the case. In recent years, more dissonant voices have started to slowly undermine one of the pillars of its political syst

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David McAdoo,Carl Wagner,Seymour Laxonend of the war, Bosnian citizens are trapped in a hand to mouth existence. Young people are leaving the country, poverty is high, toxic nationalism is ever-present and ethnopolitics remains the major primary technique of governance.

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Stable Carbon and Oxygen Isotopes in Soilsand in the broader public sphere. Paradoxically, there are not many Czech parties that would call themselves Eurosceptic and those who would call for a Czexit are even fewer. Having said this, the entire political spectrum has shifted towards a generalized Euroscepticism during the last fifteen year

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Miguel ángel Martín,Miguel Reyes75 percent seeing it as a good thing. This is only the second highest score across the EU in Eurobarometer polls, and is only surpassed by Germany. Danish voters are also the second most optimistic about the EU after Ireland. Polling suggests that Euroscepticism is losing ground in Denmark as a cons

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From Galileo to Aldrin and Armstrong led to the breakdown of national consensus on the country’s pro-integrationist European Union (EU) policy. Recently, the Finns Party has moved further to the right and towards other European far-right parties, and focused on immigration and climate issues. Concurrently, the support ratings for the

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