Central and Eastern European Attitudes in the Face of Union

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xiii

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2. Introduction: Europe and Europeans

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   Pages 1-21

3. Patterns of Support for, and Opposition to, European Integration as a Candidate Country

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   Pages 22-52

4. Patterns of Support for, and Opposition to, European Integration after Accession

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   Pages 53-82

5. Voting for or against Europe

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   Pages 83-100

6. Information on the EU: Poland and Central and Eastern Europe

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7. Euroscepticism and the Next Enlargements

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8. Conclusion

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9. Back Matter

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Through the analysis of data on support for and opposition to European integration in Central and Eastern Europe, this book explores how and why support for the EU has changed in this region and the factors that have led to the fall in popularity of the EU as an institution.

• desegregation
• European Integration
• European Union (EU)
• Institution
• voting
• european union politics
• russian and post-soviet politics

• University of Leicester, UK

  Simona Guerra

Dr. Simona Guerra is lecturer in Politics at the University of Leicester, UK and a guest lecturer for the MA in European Studies at the Centre of Research in European Integration, University of Siena, Italy. She is the author several articles and working papers on European and National elections as well as Central and Eastern European politics.

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