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E-raamat: Public Opinion and Disunity over EU Integration: Conflict and Cleavage in the Age of Polycrisis

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This book explores the origins, characteristics, and impact of public support for the European Union (EU) on the process of EU integration.

It examines core questions around the dynamics behind the (dis)integration processes, how multidimensional attitudes toward the EU are interrelated, the dimensions and cleavages of party competition, and the public-political elites link in EU policy-making. By simultaneously applying cleavage and post-functionalist theoretical perspectives, the book observes whether the era of multiple crises has changed support for the EU, creating a more polarised public whose attitudes can constrain, favour, or even stop integration and country membership.

This book is of key interest to scholars and students of global governance, Euroscepticism, populism, public opinion, democracy, and more generally, European/EU Studies and European Politics.



This book explores the origins, characteristics, and impact of public support for the European Union (EU) on the process of EU integration.

Introduction: Framing public opinion about the EU within Grand Theories
of EU Integration
1. The Dimensions of Support for the EU and its Origins
2.
The Evolution of Conflict over the Union: from Support for the EU to
Alignment
3. The Politicization Process at the Country Level: The Case of
Brexit
4. Informal integration: EU policy-making during crises and the role
of the public. Conclusions: Rethinking Transnational Cleavage and
Public-Elite Alignment in EU Integration Politicization
Danilo Di Mauro is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Catania, Italy.

Vincenzo Memoli is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Catania, Italy.