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2005
European Union Politics
Political scientists have extensively studied how the public forms its opinions about European integration, utilizing a variety of techniques and datasets while focusing on different units of analysis. Much of the public opinion literature suggests that lower skilled workers are likely to have more negative evaluations of European integration. We argue, by contrast, that "socio-tropic" evaluations of the effects of European integration on national redistribution and capitalist systems are more
doi:10.1177/1465116505051981
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