With my contribution on decreasing levels of support for the EU, and what happens across different age groups, regions, and social groups, why this happens and what next (using the ESS data).
Dr Simona Guerra
@drspguerra.eurosky.social
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🇮🇹🇬🇧 Political scientist | SEI, Sussex PhD | MA in 🇮🇹 🇫🇷 🇵🇱 | Euroscepticism, Poland, CEE, Italy, EU early women | @repjournal.bsky.social co-editor & founding co-editor of @PRXjournal.bsky.social | Montalcini scholar 2014| FRSA | #EUsky 🇪🇺 | #Firstgen
![The politics of memory at the European - transnational - level involves challenges already met by the House of European History (HEH) in Brussels, where the permanent and temporary exhibitions seek to present a narrative about Europe and European integration. The HEH visitors expected a positive narrative, but why should curators ‘focus only on the positive sides in the context of the obvious crises[is] of the European project’? (Dupont 2020).This research does not seek to tell a positive narrative, does not seek to ‘step into the trap of simply creating new myths’ (Abel’s and MacRae 2021, p. 9), and does not present a ‘hagiography’ - as termed by an anonymous reviewer to one of my manuscripts. The focus is on women’s political agency.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:5zex23xjz5qdsnx65chbis6v/bafkreibxfbsrorfgkms4cnyhqgcwxz6h2cljhiizbfozp6aijluakp6cfu)
