Summary
This policy brief presents findings on how citizens in six EU countries (France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland and Slovakia) think about the EU as a polity and about its policies. It focuses on identifying what cognitive frameworks or scripts people employ when they think about the EU. Such a focus is useful as the EU continues to be an unsettled political order and citizens do not share the same notions or scripts when their opinion on EU policies or institutional arrangements is asked for.
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Thought communities and their implications for polity formation in the EU
Jozef Bátora and Pavol Baboš
