Titlebook: Citizens’ Support for the European Union; Empirical Analyses o Simon Bauer Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Legitimacy of the

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Study I: Level and Development of EU Support and Its Determinants,-sectional Eurobarometer surveys, the study draws a comprehensive picture of means and developments reported for the entire EU27, groups of countries, as well as for single EU member states between 2006–2015. It is found that the loss of EU trust during the acute phase of the Euro crisis between 201

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,Study III: The Citizens’ Stance on Euro Crisis Management,o the advantage of including more crisis-specific attitudes. These special analyses examine citizens’ evaluations of crisis management of the respective governments, issue orientations regarding the general strategy and specific policy proposals of crisis management, as well as subjective responsibi

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Study IV: Declining EU Support and Electoral Behaviour in 2009 and 2014,. The act of voting and choosing an EU-supporting party is interpreted as a behavioural consequence of favourable EU support. EU-sceptical behaviour manifests either in abstention or voting for an EU-sceptical party. The purpose of this study is to provide a behavioural corroboration for the expecta

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,Citizens’ Support for the European Union During the Euro Crisis: Between Scylla and Charybdis,s’ EU support and the underlying attitudinal mechanisms. Moreover, the chosen research design and the results give reason to discuss what contributions this book delivers to research on citizens’ attitudes towards the EU and where future research might fill existing gaps and enhance the research str

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Correction to: Study I: Level and Development of EU Support and Its Determinants,

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Study I: Level and Development of EU Support and Its Determinants,he explanatory factors vary predominantly in the expected way. For instance, EU trust began to decline substantially when the adjustment programmes were introduced in the respective crisis countries. Strikingly, the temporal non-concurrence of the programmes matches the respective beginning of subst

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,Study II: EU Support During the Euro Crisis (2006–2015), the Euro crisis has changed the nature of the presence of European politics in European societies. However, the salience and domain of this change appeared differently in different societies at different points in time. This diagnosis is mirrored in substantial—partly temporary, partly permanent—ch