Примери коришћења Euroscepticism на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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This has increased Euroscepticism.
Euroscepticism in the EU member states.
Archives by category: Euroscepticism.
Euroscepticism in the EU member states.
Will the delay fuel Euroscepticism in Serbia?
Euroscepticism in Croatia seen as barrier.
On the other hand, Euroscepticism in Europe is growing.
Euroscepticism is a heterogeneous and dynamic phenomenon.
Anthropological aspects of euroscepticism in the postmodern….
Taggart and Szcerbiak have distinguished between soft and hard Euroscepticism.
While having some overlaps, Euroscepticism and anti-Europeanism are different.
Euroscepticism is strengthening everywhere, as well as the parties opposed to the EU.
Their position is generally considered to waver between hard and soft Euroscepticism;
Euroscepticism is often regarded as a monolithic, unitary political phenomenon.
Aleks Szczerbiak andPaul Taggart described two of these as hard and soft Euroscepticism.
Some aspects of Euroscepticism in the United Kingdom have been mirrored by U.S. authors.
Some have claimed that there is no clear line between the presumed'hard' and'soft' Euroscepticism.
Euroscepticism is found in political parties across the political spectrum, both left-wing and right-wing.
That raises the possibility of rejection, particularly in Britain where euroscepticism is widespread.
Euroscepticism have been notions that integration weakens national sovereignty and the nation state;
The recent rise in radical right-wing parties is strongly linked to a rise in Euroscepticism.
Euroscepticism(also known as EU-scepticism) means criticism of the European Union(EU) and European integration.
At the same time,some have said that there is no clear line between the presumed'hard' and'soft' Euroscepticism.
Le Pen- known for her euroscepticism and pro-Putin views- will not quell speculation on a future Trump administration's relationship with the EU and Russia.
This means deepening engagement with civil society organizations to overcome the challenges posed by the economic crisis, enlargement fatigue,growing populism and Euroscepticism.
Euroscepticism in the United Kingdom has been a significant element in British politics since the inception of the European Economic Community(EEC), the predecessor to the EU.
This undermines the credibility of the European Union,spreads unwelcome Euroscepticism and presses the questions of what is important- the rule of law or regional stability?
Euroscepticism is relatively unpopular in Romania; all mainstream political parties are pro-European and a 2015 survey found 65% of Romanians had a positive view of the country's EU membership.
Since then, in various forms,such as hard or soft Euroscepticism, economic or political, it has become a permanent component of the political landscape of the EU.
Some scholars consider the gradual difference in terminology between'hard' and'soft' Euroscepticism inadequate to accommodate the large differences in terms of political agenda.