Euroscepticism has recently been manifested in areas that have been high recipients of EU funding manifested through Cohesion policy. As it is peculiar that instances of lack of support toward the Union be manifested in regions that receive significant support, it is worth looking into the connection that exists between Euroscepticism and Cohesion policy. In particular, the case of Italy is a valuable one, due to the recent surge in populist parties sharing a great deal of skepticism for the EU, and the traditional divide that has made many regions available for significant funding.
Exploring the linkage between Euroscepticism and redistributive policies in the EU. Insights from the case of Italy.
FAGGIANI, SIMONE
2021/2022
Abstract
Euroscepticism has recently been manifested in areas that have been high recipients of EU funding manifested through Cohesion policy. As it is peculiar that instances of lack of support toward the Union be manifested in regions that receive significant support, it is worth looking into the connection that exists between Euroscepticism and Cohesion policy. In particular, the case of Italy is a valuable one, due to the recent surge in populist parties sharing a great deal of skepticism for the EU, and the traditional divide that has made many regions available for significant funding.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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