Young Austrians: Confronted by a Nation in Doubt, Spring 2006

Monday, June 5, 2006

This article explains Austrians’ skepticism against EU-enlargement to the Bosporus, what youngsters think about it and how that might change agenda one day. In Austria only a minority is convinced of the advantages of the European Union. Moreover the biggest opposition towards a Turkish EU-membership can be found in Austria. However, by putting the focus on young Austrians, growing up in an internationalized environment, the picture starts to brighten...Please click here to read the text in full.

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