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Faith in European Project Reviving
In UK: Young, Well-Educated and the Left Want to Stay in EU
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- Faith in European Project Reviving
- British Increasingly Want to Remain Part of EU
- French Who Support National Front Are More Disgruntled about Economy & EU
- Podemos Backers Particularly Grim
- Majorities Back Euro
- Europeans Look Favorably upon the European Union
- Economic Views Differ Greatly across Europe
- Most View Eurosceptic Parties as Good Thing for the Country
- Opinion of Economy, EU on the Rise
- In UK: Young, Well-Educated and the Left Want to Stay in EU
- Germans Happier with Economy than Other Europeans, EU Views Converge
- Europeans Have Favorable Opinion of Jews, Mixed on Roma
- Survey Methods
- Anti-Minority Sentiment More Aimed at Roma than Muslims or Jews
- Men Generally More Likely than Women to View Eurosceptic Parties as Good for Their Country
- Except in France and Poland, Nontraditional Parties Viewed Positively
- Italians Overwhelmingly View Roma Unfavorably
- Jews Widely Viewed Favorably
- Italians Most Critical of Muslims
- Over Half of British Want to Remain in EU
- Political Differences in the United Kingdom on the Economy & EU
- Euro Support Edges Up
- Young Europeans Have Greater Faith in the European Union than in the European Project
- Economic Integration Seen Positively in Poland, Germany
- Favorable Views of EU Rise in Italy, Spain
- Little Optimism about Prospects for the Next Generation
- In the Next 12 Months, Economic Situation Will …
- Economic Mood Recovering, Still Not Back to Pre-Euro Crisis Levels
- EU Report-01