November 28, 2025European Union PoliticsOpen Access

Pushed by markets, pulled by machines: Economic pressures and the backlash to the European Union

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JLJae-Wook Lee JLJae-Wook Lee

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Analysis reveals that rising employment risks linked to economic pressures amplify Euroscepticism in Europe, suggesting the need for redistributive policies.

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Euroscepticism increases are linked to economic vulnerabilities in employment and redistribution.
Employment risks significantly affect negative sentiment towards the European Union, highlighting economic integration's role.
Analysis of survey data clarifies how economic security and fairness contribute to Euroscepticism in export-driven markets.
This suggests a critical need for policies that address technology-driven employment displacement and support welfare.

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Lee et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6928f113a65b730b9ea79e41 https://doi.org/10.1177/14651165251395305

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Analysis reveals that rising employment risks linked to economic pressures amplify Euroscepticism in Europe, suggesting the need for redistributive policies.

Pushed by markets, pulled by machines: Economic pressures and the backlash to the European Union

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Pushed by markets, pulled by machines: Economic pressures and the backlash to the European Union

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