Europhile Public vs Eurosceptic Governing Elite in Hungary? by Borbála Göncz, György Lengyel

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Les élections européennes de 2014 : une analyse comparative des résultats aux échelles nationale et régionale by Christian Vandermotten, Pablo Medina Lockhart

“…At the European scale, the explicit agreement to the ruling forms of the European construction gathers only a quarter of the potential voters, significantly less than in 2009. Moreover eurosceptic and europhobic Britain, the electoral disinterest for Europe is the strongest in the new Central-Eastern European member States.…”
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THE ENGLISH DEMOCRATS PARTY IN THE CONTEMPORARY HISTORY OF BRITISH EUROSCEPTICISM by E. Atapin

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CONTEMPORARY EUROSCEPTICISM AS A CHALLENGE TO EUROPEAN SOLIDARITY by M. O. Shibkova

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Euroscepticism in France: Past and Present by R. I. Blagoveshchenskii

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OPEN BORDERS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION: NATIONAL AND EUROPEAN IDENTITY ON THE EXAMPLE OF CERTAIN EU MEMBER-STATES by E. V. Khakhalkina, K. P. Andreev, G. V. Grosheva, I. A. Kochev

“…In the third part the place of migration and its relation to the problem of borders in national and European identities through the example of EU member-states is illustrated by the example of countries whose population is both European oriented and by Eurosceptic states. In the final section conclusions are drawn regarding the importance of «open borders» for the EU in medium and long term outlook.…”
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David Cameron et la campagne du « Remain » by Pauline Schnapper

“…It first analyses the structural reasons underestimated by the Prime Minister, in particular the general eurosceptic climate in his country, strengthened by the multiple crises confronted by the EU since 2008. …”
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Les réticences de l’opinion publique britannique face à l’intégration et aux réformes européennes by Thibault Courcelle

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“Insular hobbits”? Englishness, Euroscepticism and the Brexit vote in Jonathan Coe’s Middle England (2018) by Guillaume Clément

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Géographie des élections européennes de 2019 by Christian Vandermotten, Pablo Medina Lockhart, Herman van der Wusten

“…In contrast, greens and liberals are making progress, but the strongest progression is that of the eurosceptic and far-right parties. The main geographical contrast opposes the metropolitan areas to the rest of the territories, mainly the economic and demographic shrinking regions. …”
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Mobilizing the Past: Germany and the Second World War in Debates on Brexit by Thomas Williams

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The Populist Dimension of Brexit by Youssef Ferdjani

“…The referendum had been organized to please the Eurosceptic members of the Conservative Party, fearful of the rise of UKIP, fears which were confirmed one year after the referendum was announced, because this party obtained the best results at the European Parliament election. …”
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European radical left foreign policy after the invasion of Ukraine: shifts in assertiveness towards Russia by Adam Holesch, Piotr Zagórski, Luis Ramiro

“…Our findings indicate that RLPs displayed the lowest levels of assertiveness towards Russia before 2022, being even less assertive than other Eurosceptic groups. RLPs significantly increased their assertiveness after the invasion, bringing them closer to the EP mainstream. …”
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Politicisation of the European Union in Slovenia in the Twenty Years of its Membership by Lajh Damjan, Novak Meta

“…The absence of any successful Eurosceptic parties has meant the main goals concerning European integration became national projects. …”
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Le référendum britannique du 23 juin 2016 : un simulacre de démocratie ? by Christian Auer

“…It should be remembered that David Cameron decided to call a referendum on Britain's EU membership after bowing to pressure from the Eurosceptic wing of the Conservative Party. Thus the referendum was a mockery of democracy as the British were misled into believing that they could answer a very simple question, which was in fact highly complex.…”
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No longer euroskeptics: the evolution of the strategy of «Brothers of Italy» by Maria O. Shibkova, Alena I. Nebyanskaya

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Potential risks to the National Health Service (NHS) of a Post-Brexit US Trade Deal by Louise Dalingwater

“…At the very heart of the pro-Brexit narrative, currently supported by Eurosceptic politicians such as Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and David Davis, and Conservative think tanks including the Institute of Economic Affairs and Adam Smith’s Institute, is the belief that breaking European ties will enable Britain to reunite with the Anglosphere and notably its treasured ally, the United States. …”
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Euroscepticism and Opposition to British Entry into the EEC, 1955-75 by Richard Davis

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Tensions within the British Conservative Party in the Context of Brexit by R. I. Blagoveshchenskii

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Euroscepticism in Italy: Evolution of Northern League Political Program by O. N. Barabanov, M. O. Shibkova

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