Titlebook: Citizens‘ Reactions to European Integration Compared; Overlooking Europe Sophie Duchesne,Elizabeth Frazer,Virginie Ingelgom Book 2013 Palgr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-49390-7cerns the persistently unequal support that citizens give to the European political system, depending on their social class, whether this is measured primarily by income, wealth, occupational status or educational attainment (Belot, 2002; Cautrès & Grunberg, 2007).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20983-3itical science defined as quantitative, whether in the Eurobarometer analyses or in various kinds of other surveys, I was very interested in participating in this research project. I was extremely keen to see how the organising researchers met the challenge.

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Post Script: Searching for the Grail,itical science defined as quantitative, whether in the Eurobarometer analyses or in various kinds of other surveys, I was very interested in participating in this research project. I was extremely keen to see how the organising researchers met the challenge.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-49390-7s who, when they are surveyed by Eurobarometer, say that they evaluate their country’s membership of the European Union (EU) as being ‘neither good nor bad’.1 On average, they represent 30% of the European population and 33 out of the 133 participants in our groups.

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Repairable Systems and Availability,pic for in-depth interview or focus group research is that a lot of stuff happens there, so citizens and other participants are frequently cued for attentiveness and opinion formation. But the stuff that has happened since the financial crisis of 2008 might be thought to be game changing – hasn’t our research effectively been made obsolete?

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