Euroscepticism

Euroscepticism

Euroscepticism

Euroscepticism

5 March 2018

Snubbed and impoverished by the élites? Why voters back populists in France and Italy

By Maurizio Ferrera

EuVisions’ Director, Maurizio Ferrera, and Marc Lazar, professor at Sciences Po and LUISS University in Rome, met in Milan on the occasion of a meeting organised by the Foundation Corriere della Sera Milano, to discuss populism in Europe.

4 September 2017

Anti-system Eurosceptic parties: Where and why they succeed

By Eugenio Salvati and Michelangelo Vercesi

Empirical research on Euroscepticism should build on a clearer and more univocal definition of this phenomenon.

10 July 2017

Is Podemos a Eurosceptic party?

By Leandro Gago

The case of Podemos should push us to make clearer distinctions between hard Euroscepticism and softer Eurocritical positions.

5 June 2017

The causes of Brexit: Free movement concerns and welfare chauvinism

By Alessandro Pellegata

Britons voted for Brexit driven largely by “welfare chauvinism”. But what causes the latter?

7 April 2017

Citizens’ views on inter-state solidarity and social Europe

By Alessandro Pellegata

Attitudes towards inter-state solidarity in the EU can be explained by nationality and political leaning. Preferences for a more social Europe, conversely, are more widespread.

27 March 2017

Anti-Capitalist, Illiberal, Eurosceptic: The Puzzles of Post-Socialist Europe – Part III

By Igor Guardiancich

Post-socialist Europe has witnessed the rise of an Eastern brand of Euroscepticism, more concerned with power-grabbing at home than with bringing down the EU.

27 February 2017

More solidarity than meets the eye: Introducing the REScEU survey

By Maurizio Ferrera

This note launches a series of infographics and articles elaborating on the results of an original survey conducted by the REScEU project.

7 November 2016

Anti-Capitalist, Illiberal, Eurosceptic: The puzzles of Post-Socialist Europe – Part I

By Igor Guardiancich

After two decades of avant-gardist neoliberalism, post-socialist Central Europe reversed course, espousing “exclusive solidarity”, the key policy orientation of the radical right.

31 October 2016

Notes on the Europeanization of Twitter – Part II

By Francesca Arcostanzo and Giovanni Pagano

We continue our study of online Europeanization by looking at the role of parties, political leaders and the media.

31 August 2016

The many uncertainties of Brexit

By Luis Moreno Fernandez

After the Brexit referendum, the future of the United Kingdom looks very uncertain—in the short as well as the long term.

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