Chapter 1 Communicating Europe, Contesting Europe: An Introduction

Chapter 2 Eurosceptic Voices: Beyond Party Systems, Across Civil Society

Chapter 3 The Spiral of Euroscepticism: Media Negativity, Framing and Opposition to the EU

Chapter 4 EU Media Coverage in Times of Crisis: Euroscepticism Becoming Mainstream?

Chapter 5 Does the Information Source Matter? Newspaper Readership, Political Preferences and Attitudes Towards the EU in the UK, France and the Netherlands

Chapter 6 How the Media Make European Citizens More Eurosceptical

Chapter 7 Comparing News Diets, Electoral Choices and EU Attitudes in Germany, Italy and the UK in the 2014 European Parliament Election

Chapter 8 ‘Not in My Europe’: Extreme Right Online Networks and Their Contestation of EU Legitimacy

Chapter 9 Divided They Tweet? A Comparative Analysis of Twitter Networks of Pro- and Anti-EU Parties

Chapter 10 Left’s Love and Hate for Europe: Syriza, Podemos and Critical Visions of Europe During the Crisis

Chapter 11 EU u-Government: A Solution for More Citizen Participation in EU Policy-Making

Chapter 12 Europe Facing New Challenges of Contestation and Communication: Conclusion