Despite the increasing academic interest in populism, we still lack understanding of
individual factors contributing to populist voting. One of the main reasons for this is that …

When taking stock of the now vast literature on Euroscepticism, one cannot but notice the
often deeply normative character of much of the academic research on this topic. This article …

Contesting Europe investigates the way politicians and citizens evaluated the European
Union and the process of European integration in public debates during the 2009 European …

This article investigates the relationship between social resentment and Euroscepticism. It
argues that that populist parties mobilize the resentment of the losers of modernization by …

The economic crisis and the unequal degree to which it has affected European Union (EU)
member states have fuelled the debate on whether the EU should take responsibility for the …

An exploration of what drives party-based Euroscepticism and why some parties are
Eurosceptic. This book looks at what makes mainstream opposition parties careful not to …

Existing research highlights the roles of group identities and concerns about mass migration
in explaining attitudes towards the European Union (EU). However, studies have been …

The COVID-19 outbreak in Europe has brought attention to EU health policy as a focal point
for solidarity, particularly as it concerns access to medicines. Against the backdrop of policy …

In light of the recent European refugee crisis, the article uses the concept of security
community (SC), in order to explore the destabilising impact of immigration-related threat …

This study investigates whether citizens' concerns about the EU's impact on social security
are a distinct source of Euroscepticism. By analysing data from the European Values Study …