Vít Hloušek is Professor of European Politics at the Department of International Relations and European Studies and Head of the International Institute of Political Science, Masaryk University, Czech Republic.Petr Kaniok is Associate Professor at the Department of International Relations and European Studies, Masaryk University, Czech Republic.

• 1. Theorizing East Central European Euroscepticism in the Light of the European Parliament Elections (Vít Hloušek and Petr Kaniok).- 2. Republic of Bulgaria (Dragomir Stoyanov and Plamen Ralchev).- 3. Croatia (Goran Čular and Marijana Grbeša).- 4. Czech Republic (Vít Hloušek and Petr Kaniok).- 5. Estonia (Piret Ehin, Tõnis Saarts, and Mari-Liis Jakobson).- 6. Hungary (Krisztina Arato).- 7. Latvia (Daunis Auers).- 8. Lithuania (Liutauras Gudžinskas and Tomas Bekišas).- 9. Poland (Aleks Szczerbiak).- 10. Romania (Sorina Soare and Claudiu D. Tufiș).- 11. Slovakia (Marek Rybář).- 12. Slovenia (Alenka Krašovec and Damjan Lajh).- 13. Euroscepticism, parties, voters and politicisation in the 2019 campaigns for the European Parliament elections in Central and Eastern Europe (Vít Hloušek and Petr Kaniok).

Vít Hloušek is Professor of European Politics at the Department of International Relations and European Studies and Head of the International Institute of Political Science, Masaryk University, Czech Republic.Petr Kaniok is Associate Professor at the Department of International Relations and European Studies, Masaryk University, Czech Republic.

• 1. Theorizing East Central European Euroscepticism in the Light of the European Parliament Elections (Vít Hloušek and Petr Kaniok).- 2. Republic of Bulgaria (Dragomir Stoyanov and Plamen Ralchev).- 3. Croatia (Goran Čular and Marijana Grbeša).- 4. Czech Republic (Vít Hloušek and Petr Kaniok).- 5. Estonia (Piret Ehin, Tõnis Saarts, and Mari-Liis Jakobson).- 6. Hungary (Krisztina Arato).- 7. Latvia (Daunis Auers).- 8. Lithuania (Liutauras Gudžinskas and Tomas Bekišas).- 9. Poland (Aleks Szczerbiak).- 10. Romania (Sorina Soare and Claudiu D. Tufiș).- 11. Slovakia (Marek Rybář).- 12. Slovenia (Alenka Krašovec and Damjan Lajh).- 13. Euroscepticism, parties, voters and politicisation in the 2019 campaigns for the European Parliament elections in Central and Eastern Europe (Vít Hloušek and Petr Kaniok).

Vít Hloušek is Professor of European Politics at the Department of International Relations and European Studies and Head of the International Institute of Political Science, Masaryk University, Czech Republic.Petr Kaniok is Associate Professor at the Department of International Relations and European Studies, Masaryk University, Czech Republic.

• 1. Theorizing East Central European Euroscepticism in the Light of the European Parliament Elections (Vít Hloušek and Petr Kaniok).- 2. Republic of Bulgaria (Dragomir Stoyanov and Plamen Ralchev).- 3. Croatia (Goran Čular and Marijana Grbeša).- 4. Czech Republic (Vít Hloušek and Petr Kaniok).- 5. Estonia (Piret Ehin, Tõnis Saarts, and Mari-Liis Jakobson).- 6. Hungary (Krisztina Arato).- 7. Latvia (Daunis Auers).- 8. Lithuania (Liutauras Gudžinskas and Tomas Bekišas).- 9. Poland (Aleks Szczerbiak).- 10. Romania (Sorina Soare and Claudiu D. Tufiș).- 11. Slovakia (Marek Rybář).- 12. Slovenia (Alenka Krašovec and Damjan Lajh).- 13. Euroscepticism, parties, voters and politicisation in the 2019 campaigns for the European Parliament elections in Central and Eastern Europe (Vít Hloušek and Petr Kaniok).