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

Simona Guerra

doi:10.1057/9781137319487_2

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

Simona Guerra

Central and Eastern European Attitudes in the Face of Union, pp.22-52

Palgrave Macmillan UK

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137319487_2

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Candidate Country

Communist Country

Economic Situation

Negotiation Process

North American Free Trade Agreement

How public support for the EU is structured in the short term in Poland may offer insight into the way in which it will develop in all the CEE states. In addition, findings can suggest patterns of support well beyond this comparative perspective and be applied to the EU member states and current candidate countries. This study contends that the Polish study can be examined in the comparative framework of CEE, applied to the EU28, and beyond.

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Title: Patterns of Support for, and Opposition to, European Integration as a Candidate Country
Creators: Simona Guerra - University of Leicester
Publication Details: Central and Eastern European Attitudes in the Face of Union, pp.22-52
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK; London
Identifiers: 99783196502346
Academic Unit: Department of Politics
Language: English
Resource Type: Book chapter

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

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