Julie Hassing Nielsen & Mark N. Franklin 
The Eurosceptic 2014 European Parliament Elections [PDF ebook] 
Second Order or Second Rate?

Acknowledgements.- Notes on contributors.- List of tables.- List of figures.- Appendix tables.- Chapter 1 The 2014 European Parliament elections: still second order?.- Chapter 2  French opposition to the EU since 1979: evolution and influence.- Chapter 3  German euroscepticism: Alternative für Deutschland in 2014.- Chapter 4  British eurosceptic voting: anti-EU or anti-government?.- Chapter 5  The Italian 2014 EP election: a route to euroscepticism?.- Chapter 6  Central and East European euroscepticism: domestic politics matter!.- Chapter 7  Nordic eurosceptic voting: Denmark,  Norway and Sweden.- Chapter 8  Netherlands voting patterns: from euphile to Eurosceptic.- Chapter 9  Belgian eurosceptic voting: a test of four models.- Chapter 10  Bailout countries and others: austerity and government defection.- Chapter 11  EP elections as stepping stones to eurosceptic party success.- Chapter 12  Conclusions: the 2014 EP elections as a lens on Euroscepticism.- Appendix.

Mark Franklin is Professor Emeritus of International Politics at Trinity College Connecticut, USA, having previously taught at the universities of Strathclyde, Scotland, and Houston, Texas. As a retirement position he was the inaugural holder of the Stein Rokkan Chair of Comparative Politics at the European University Institute in Florence.
Julie Hassing Nielsen is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and European chief advisor for the Think Tank Kraka. She obtained her Ph D from the European University Institute. Her research interests include European integration, Euroscepticism, political psychology and political behavior.