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Economic calculus or familiarity breeds content?

Economic calculus or familiarity breeds content?
Economic calculus or familiarity breeds content?
This chapter focuses on the extent to which perceptions of economic self-interest affect levels of public support for European Community integration, both at the macro-level and the micro-level. The macro-level analysis examines the impact of variables such as net budgetary transfers between the EC and individual member states, each country's position in the international division of labour, as well as several indicators of economic development. At the micro-level, the chapter analyses the influence of individual economic circumstances, perceptions, and expectations on public attitudes and orientations.
019829476X
73-104
Oxford University Press
Newton, Kenneth
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Bosch, Agusti
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Niedermayer, Oskar
Sinnott, Richard
Newton, Kenneth
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Bosch, Agusti
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Niedermayer, Oskar
Sinnott, Richard

Newton, Kenneth and Bosch, Agusti (1995) Economic calculus or familiarity breeds content? In, Niedermayer, Oskar and Sinnott, Richard (eds.) Public Opinion and Internationalized Governance. (Beliefs in Government) Oxford, UK. Oxford University Press, pp. 73-104. (doi:10.1093/019829476X.003.0005).

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This chapter focuses on the extent to which perceptions of economic self-interest affect levels of public support for European Community integration, both at the macro-level and the micro-level. The macro-level analysis examines the impact of variables such as net budgetary transfers between the EC and individual member states, each country's position in the international division of labour, as well as several indicators of economic development. At the micro-level, the chapter analyses the influence of individual economic circumstances, perceptions, and expectations on public attitudes and orientations.

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Published date: 1995

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Local EPrints ID: 34497
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/34497
ISBN: 019829476X
PURE UUID: 6568cfe2-f3ab-45ac-8dbd-6bc1250ecea3

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Date deposited: 19 Feb 2008
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 07:47

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Author: Kenneth Newton
Author: Agusti Bosch
Editor: Oskar Niedermayer
Editor: Richard Sinnott

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