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The Strength of Pro-European Consensus Among Slovenian Political Elites

Die Stärke des pro-europäischen Konsenses unter den slowenischen politischen Eliten
[journal article]

Makarovič, Matej
Prijon, Lea
Rek, Mateja
Tomšič, Matevž

Abstract

In this article, the authors analyse attitudes of Slovenian political elites towards EU and the process of European integration on general in the period of crisis. Namely, during the EU accession period, there was a strong consensus among political elites and in general public on desirability of cou... view more

In this article, the authors analyse attitudes of Slovenian political elites towards EU and the process of European integration on general in the period of crisis. Namely, during the EU accession period, there was a strong consensus among political elites and in general public on desirability of country's integration into European institutional framework. However, the 2008 crisis that strongly affected Slovenian economy and society brought the rise of negative attitudes towards EU and other Western supra-national political entities. The main thesis is that the Europeanness of Slovenian political elites is rather ambivalent since its attitudes are diverging and often inconsistent.... view less

Keywords
attitude change; EU; post-communist society; Europeanization; joining the European Union; European integration; political elite; party politics; EU policy; attitude; Slovenia; economic crisis; consensus

Classification
Political Process, Elections, Political Sociology, Political Culture
European Politics

Document language
English

Publication Year
2016

Page/Pages
p. 195-213

Journal
Historical Social Research, 41 (2016) 4

Issue topic
National Political Elites and the Crisis of European Integration, Country Studies 2007-2014

DOI
https://doi.org/10.12759/hsr.41.2016.4.195-213

ISSN
0172-6404

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution 4.0


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