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Political Catholicism and Euroscepticism

Bartosz Napieralski
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Catholic influence on European integration
Catholic nationalism
Catholic Social Teaching
Catholic-nationalistic nature
Cee Country
christian
Christian Democratic Appeal
Christian Democratic Movement
Christian Democratic Parties
Civic Platform
comparative political analysis
Cross-country Comparative Analysis
CSU
democracy
Democratic Left Alliance
Eastern European democracies
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EU Accession Referendum
EU Membership
EU Policy
european
European integration studies
Eurosceptic Parties
Eurosceptic Rhetoric
Eurosceptic Stance
Father Rydzyk
integration
maryja
movement
national
party-based Euroscepticism
party-based opposition
Poland's EU Accession
Poland’s EU Accession
polish
Polish Euroscepticism
Polish National Identity
Polish Party System
Political Catholic Movement
Political Catholic Parties
Political Catholicism
radio
Radio Maryja
religion and politics
Solidarity Electoral Action
stance

Product details

  • ISBN 9781138235250
  • Weight: 453g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 27 Jul 2017
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Description

This book explores the phenomena of both Political Catholicism and the growth of Euroscepticism across Eastern and Western Europe. It focuses in particular on Political Catholicism in Poland, but sets this in its wider European context. It examines the nature of Political Catholicism as a political movement, discusses the circumstances in which Political Catholicism, which has traditionally been pro-European, can turn to being Eurosceptic, and argues that Political Catholicism in Poland is a special case because of its Catholic-nationalist nature. The book concludes by assessing the role religion plays in the politics of modern Europe and outlines the implications for the future studies of European integration.
About Bartosz Napieralski

Bartosz Napieralski completed his doctorate at the University of Sussex, Sussex European Institute, UK.

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