Austrian Euroscepticism : the shift from the left to the right

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Austrian Euroscepticism : the shift from the left to the right / Anton Pelinka

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Publié dans:	Euroscepticism : party politics, national identity and European integration.(2004) S. 207 - 224
Auteur principal:	Pelinka, Anton (Auteur)
Format:	Article
Langue:	German
Documents similaires:	In: Euroscepticism : party politics, national identity and European integration.(2004)

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