Holdninger til EØS-avtalen etter 25 år:: Stor oppslutning, men liten kunnskap

Ulf  Sverdrup; Øyvind Svendsen; Åsmund Weltzien

Holdninger til EØS-avtalen etter 25 år: Stor oppslutning, men liten kunnskap

Ulf Sverdrup^*, Øyvind Svendsen, Åsmund Weltzien

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Abstract

On the 25th anniversary of the EEA Agreement, NUPI and Sentio conducted a public opinion poll in January 2019 in the Norwegian population to survey Norwegians’ attitudes to the EEA Agreement, as well as their knowledge and assessments of the agreement and possible alternatives to it. The results of the survey show that there is considerable support for the EEA agreement in the population. At the same time, it also shows that the level of knowledge about the EEA Agreement is low in the entire population, but especially among the youngest respondents. Furthermore, the results show that if the EEA Agreement were to cease to exist, Norway could hardly expect any new broad consensus on an alternative form of association. In this contribution, Svendsen, Sverdrup and Weltzien review the results of the opinion poll and discuss the results and what they imply for Norwegian European policy.

Originalsprog	Norsk
Tidsskrift	Internasjonal Politikk
Vol/bind	77
Udgave nummer	4
Sider (fra-til)	366-377
ISSN	0020-577X
Status	Udgivet - 19 nov. 2019

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