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These papers examine structural factors that affect Eurosceptisim, including challenges stemming from multi-level governance to downstream consequences of crisis, including economic shock, fiscal transfers, and the pandemic.
Designing Transnational Democracy - Franziska Maier, University of Stuttgart
EU Support's Conditional Nature: A Multi-Method Analysis - Mads Dagnis Jensen, Copenhagen Business School; Suen Wang, Aalborg University
Public Opinion in Multi-Level Governance - Hongyi She, University of Rochester; Chendi Wang, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
The Long Shadow of the Pandemic? Eurosceptic Voting in the 2024 EU Election - Michael Bayerlein, German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP)
The Effect of Changes in EU Funding on Eurosceptic Voting - Ioannis Vergioglou, University of St. Gallen