The Influence of the Nation-State on Individual Support for the European Union

The Influence of the Nation-State on Individual Support for the European Union

The paper seeks to explain variations in EU support, arguing that several factors might influence public opinion about the European Union. National factors are believed to be more important than European ones because of a lack of knowledge about the EU and the more direct influence of the nation-sta...

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