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Crises and public support for European integration: a conjoint experiment
Crises are often treated as engines of European integration, although the public-opinion mechanism behind crisis-led integration remains underspecified. This article argues that support for EU crisis powers depends on the configuration of the crisis: its symmetry, intensity, field of impact, direct
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