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Pew Research CenterJune 1, 2015
Faith in European Project Reviving

Men Generally More Likely than Women to View Eurosceptic Parties as Good for Their Country

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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
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