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What Can Europe Tell Us About the Future of American Federalism? [PDF]

, 2017
Young, Ernest A.
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The interplay between Euroskeptic challenger and pro-European mainstream parties – A six country comparison of strategic party communication in the run-up to the 2014 European Parliament election

, 2015
Adam, Silke, Antl-Wittenberg, Eva, Eugster, Beatrice, Leidecker, Melanie, Maier, Michaela, Schmidt, Franzisca   +5 more
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CASE Network Studies and Analyses No. 384 The global financial crisis: lessons for European Integration [PDF]

, 2009
Dabrowski, Marek
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EU Funding and Euroskeptic Vote Choice

Political Research Quarterly, 2020
Why do voters in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) vote for Euroskeptic political parties? Existing explanations of Euroskepticism suggest that those benefiting economically due to the European Union (EU) are less likely to be Euroskeptic. These approaches fail to take into account the social purpose of EU economic transfers.
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Differentiated party response: The effect of Euroskeptic public opinion on party positions

European Union Politics, 2015
Do parties respond to voters’ preferences on European integration in elections to the European Parliament? In this article, we argue that political parties do respond to voters’ Euroskeptic attitudes, but that party type conditions responsiveness.
Christopher Williams, Jae-Jae Spoon
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Euroskeptics, Europhiles and Instrumental Europeans

European Union Politics, 2001
This article uses Q-methodology, a factor analytic approach, to distinguish among different types of European attachments in Scotland and Wales. This method allows us to divide the types of European attachment into two groups: Euroskeptics, who oppose nearly every aspect of Europe, the EU and European integration; and those with more positively ...
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The Effects of EU Information on Support for Euroskeptic Radical Right Parties in Europe

2007
A relatively well established literature already proffers explanations for the persistence of Euroskeptic Radical Right Parties (ERRPs) in Western Europe and for their emergence in the new democracies of the East. The purpose of this study is not to replicate those existing studies; instead, the argument advanced here is that there may be an important ...
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Replication Data for: Under Pressure? How Regional Dominant Parties Shift their EU Positions when Challenged by Euroskeptic Parties

With Euroskeptic parties being on the rise across European Union (EU) member states, dominant parties are pressured to reconsider their positions regarding a further European integration. Yet, dominant parties’ positional reactions to Euroskeptic challenger parties are not limited to the national level but are also required at the regional level ...
Adendorf, Anna, Gross, Martin
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What Drives Voting for Euroskeptic Parties in EP Elections? A Discussion of Transnational Cleavage Theory and Second-Order Election Theory

2019
This study analyzes how voter opinions on European issues—including immigration and national sovereignty—affect their vote choice for a more or less Euroskeptic party in the European Parliament (EP). Specifically, I am looking at these voting patterns for the 2014 EP election.
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European Identities in a New Member State: The Case of the Czech Republic and theParadox of a Euroskeptical Presidency [PDF]

, 2009
The Czech Republic, presiding to the European Union during the first half of 2009, finds itself in a somewhat conflicting situation with respect to the European identity. On one hand, many citizens feel well rooted in their Europeanness and voted in high numbers for membership in the EU, still, the country became if not an enfant terrible then at least
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