#Euroscepticism

Simona Guerra

SPGuerra

Thank you @QOE_IJES, and why 'understanding public Euroscepticism'? A thread on public Euroscepticism and why this research project #Euroscepticism 1/https://twitter.com/QOE_IJES/status/1354640345158410240 Early studies showed that

Christopher Wratil

chriswratil

I cannot assess whether the EU has to be blamed for ordering too much / little vaccine, but the public row about this issue follows common patterns & illustrates the

Catherine De Vries

CatherineDVries

Lots commentators tweeting about Rutte focus on him being driven by lack of trust in Commission to enforce etc. Maybe. As political scientist, I see his position as perfectly compatible

Edmund Griffiths

EdmundGriffiths

Quite often see people on the TL talking about leaving the Labour Party & trying to build something new. A lot of the time they glumly conclude that (under the

Helen De Cruz

Helenreflects

Been thinking again of the no-deal threat about Brexit. One problem is lack of democratic oversight--something already hinted at by Rousseau. Rousseau thought representative democracy is a layer too many,

Leonardo Carella

leonardocarella

Beyond the ridiculousness and absurdity of it all, there's an important takeaway from the last week in Italian politics: EU policy *can* affect party and public Euroscepticism in member states.The

Dom Walsh

DomWalsh13

1. Something that's really struck me in the Brexit negotiations this year is the surprisingly fragile confidence the EU seem to have in the competitive advantage conferred by the single

Post-Liberal Pete 🇬🇧

post_liberal

Between 1975-2016 only the Liberals/Lib-Dems & the DUP stayed on the same side of the EEC/EU debate, everyone else (Tory, , UUP, Sinn Fein, Plaid Cymru, Greens, SNP,) swapped sides.

The Leave Alliance

LeaveHQ

An exit from the EU, an end to freedom of movement, repatriation of regulatory decision making, return of trade policy, and an end to supranational supervision of our institutions. How

Best for Britain

BestForBritain

We’re deeply concerned about the government’s plans to cut workers’ rights enshrined in EU law, including the 48-hour working week. A thread. 1/ Everything you need to know is in

Mark Leonard

markhleonard

Today at @ecfr we released exciting polling on how Europeans see the EU and world post covid-19 @DatapraxisEU. Over 11,000 European citizens 9 EU countries Over 2/3 of population

Max Tundra

MaxTundra

@OwenJones84 Hi Owen - many thanks for this thoughtful piece. For me, the elephant in the room was Corbyn's devout euroscepticism, at odds with Labour voters and membership at the

Christopher Williams

cjw_phd

I am not a human right, ethics, or philosophy expert, so I don't want to address this from any of those perspectives. But what I do want to do is

Anti-Bullshit Alien

LennieMerrick1

“Fanatical Remainers and the FBPE cult”: a threadThe populist right seems to be intensifying its efforts to portray supporters of EU membership as some sort of lunatic fringe. (Never-knowingly-impartial @afneil

Chappers

PJChapman74

Long thread! A remain supporter has asked why I am pro-Brexit. Whether it was a genuine question or not, I thought it was something worth answering properly. Twitter probably doesn’t

S4D4C Project

S4D4C

Recently, we published a policy report to call for a systemic change for to better address global challenges through #ScienceDiplomacy multilateral responses. But there are diplomatic stoppers, warnings, and

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