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The European Union and the challenges of populism
In a context seemingly marked by the rise of populism in Europe, Yves Surel analyses the populist phenomena in an historical and theoretical perspective and describes how the EU can be the target of populism, as well as the limited responses of the European authorities.
The progression of extremist parties in recent elections (for example in Finland in April 2011) relaunched the debate on the rise of populism within the EU, as well as the negative attitudes of national public opinion and political leaders, on solidarity in the Eurozone or migration issues. In this context, the Notre Europe’s Policy Brief written by Yves Surel analyses the populist phenomena in an historical and theoretical perspective and describes how the EU can be the target of populism, as well as the limited responses of the European authorities.
French public opinion and Europe
between distrust and ambivalence

Report
Public opinion in Greece & the EU

Brief
03/02/2020 | Daniel Debomy |
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Blog post
22/01/2020 | Thierry Chopin |
Paris, 17th October 2019 – Pew Research Center Conference: the Value of Europe

Intervention
17/10/2019 | Sébastien Maillard |