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Opposing regional integration in comparative perspective. Understanding opposition of public opinion to regional integration in Europe and Latin America

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Until now, the literature on opposition or resistance to regional integration has concentrated on the European Union (UE). So far, no systematic attempt has been pursued to explain opposition to regional integration in Latin America and identify its main influential factors. Based on Latinobarometro surveys, two main findings have emerged from this paper. First, opposition to regional integration is not a generalised attitude among Latin Americans. Secondly, the way in which citizens across Latin America evaluate regional integration is strongly influenced by the same predictors as in the EU: citizens' assessments of economic performance (both at the individual and national level), education, ideology, age, and income. Thus, socio-economic variables have proven to be directly linked to support for/opposition to economic integration. If Latin America continues along its recent path of economic growth these findings imply that it will likely see stable high support for regional integration. Conversely, the less that Latin America prospers from regional trade and the more that its economies deteriorate, the lesser support there will be for economic integration.
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hal-03541345 , version 1 (24-01-2022)

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Maria Victoria Alvarez. Opposing regional integration in comparative perspective. Understanding opposition of public opinion to regional integration in Europe and Latin America. 2020. ⟨hal-03541345⟩

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