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Have we reached a tipping point? The mainstreaming of Euroscepticism in the UK
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  • 2012The UK media and ‘Europe’: from permissive consensus to destructive dissent158 cited
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  • 2021Euphoric defiance: The role of positive emotions in the British Eurosceptic discourse6 cited

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