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  1. 19 de may. de 2015 · While Taggart, together with Szczerbiak , refined this definition by differentiating between ‘hard’ and ‘softEuroscepticism, other scholars proposed alternative conceptualisations. Kopecky and Mudde (2002) relied on Easton’s concept of diffuse and specific support to offer a two-dimensional typology with four categories (Euro-enthusiast, Europragmatic, Eurosceptic and Euroreject).

  2. 4 de jun. de 2020 · The authors suggest to redefine the concept of soft Euroscepticism since it is actually closer to pro-European stances than to hard Euroscepticism. Download chapter PDF First, we discuss to what extent the concept of Second-Order Elections (SOE) applies to the contests in Central and Eastern European (CEE) elections to the European Parliament 2019.

  3. www.populismstudies.org › hard-euroscepticismHard Euroscepticism - ECPS

    Namely, hard Euroscepticism involves outright rejection of the entire project of European political and economic integration and opposition to their country joining or remaining members of the EU. Hard Eurosceptics are oppose EU membership outright and see the EU as unreformable. Some hard Eurosceptics prefer to call themselves ‘ Eurorealists ...

  4. 21 de feb. de 2019 · Soft Euroscepticism can manifest for example in opposition to specific policies intended for deepened political or economic integration. Other soft Eurosceptics insist on the importance of national interests trying to defend or stand up for it during debates or parliamentary work (Szczerbiak and Taggart Citation 2008 ; Taggart and Szczerbiak Citation 2004 ). 2

  5. Apparition de la notion d'euroscepticisme : distinction hard euroscepticism et soft euroscepticism. Le terme « euroscepticisme » semble issu du néologisme « euroscepticism » apparu dans la presse britannique [N 2]. Il désigne alors ceux opposés à la construction européenne au sein du Parti conservateur [6].

  6. 4 de may. de 2021 · By the early 1990s, Euroscepticism was not just seen to be moving from the periphery to the centre of British politics, but from ‘soft’ (qualified opposition to European integration and/or specific policies or national interest-opposition) to ‘hard’ (principled opposition to the EU and a wish for withdrawal).

  7. Reference (s) Alliance for the Future of Austria. Bündnis Zukunft Österreich. EU Exit Party for Austria. German: EU-Austrittspartei für Österreich. Free Party Salzburg. German: Freie Partei Salzburg. Freedom Party of Austria. German: Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs.