This study compares the media discourses on euroscepticism in 2014 in six countries (the
UK, Ireland, France, Spain, Sweden and Denmark). We assessed the extent to which the …

In 2020/2021, the EU and its member states had to tackle the largest shock of the twenty-first
century yet, the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 led to an unprecedented health and …

The representation of EU debates in the mass media has received comparatively little
attention in studies on Euroscepticism, despite criticism on the EU having become …

While ample research has scrutinised the causes and consequences of support for the
European Union, a pressing question remains: what do people actually mean when they …

Although citizens' attitudes towards the European Union (EU) have been examined
extensively, there is a dearth of studies on what the EU actually means to them. Inspired by …

There is a notable correlation between Eurosceptic and populist political actors, discourses
and agendas across Europe. Since 2015, the ongoing conflict between Poland and the …

The article analyses the impact of Brexit on hard Eurosceptic discourses in the Visegrád
Group countries from 2015 to 2023. As the negative implications of Brexit for the UK …

In this chapter, we investigate how Euroscepticism in the public opinion and party systems of
EU member states has developed since the 1990s. In particular, we analyse to what extent …

Providing a definition of the concept of harmonisation within the context of the European
Union, this timely book debunks the idea that EU harmonisation measures are made behind …

The U‐curve in euroscepticism is well established: both leftist and rightist populist
constituencies are more eurosceptic than voters for establishment parties. Using rich survey …