Social Sciences
a year ago

Brexit fails to ignite widespread Euroscepticism among EU political parties.

İktisadi İdari ve Siyasal Araştırmalar Dergisi
Brexit Dilemma and the Future of Euroscepticism
Zeynep Kaplan

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The article discusses how Brexit, the UK leaving the EU, has affected political parties' attitudes towards the EU. Despite concerns, Brexit did not lead to a significant increase in Euroscepticism among political parties. The impact of Brexit on Eurosceptic tendencies was less than expected. However, future crises in the EU and UK-EU relations could still influence Euroscepticism in member states.