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“Euroscepticism” as a book category gathers works that critique, question, or closely scrutinize the project of European integration and the institutions of the European Union. Titles in this genre range from academic studies and policy analyses to journalism, manifestos, and memoirs, exploring themes such as national sovereignty and democratic accountability, the economic costs and benefits of membership and the euro, regulatory power, migration and borders, cultural identity, legal supremacy, and the principle of subsidiarity. The category includes comparative research on Eurosceptic parties and movements, histories of national debates and referendums, and case studies like Brexit, the eurozone crisis, enlargement, and Schengen. While centered on critical perspectives, it also encompasses neutral analyses that map the origins, arguments, and political impact of Eurosceptic thought across Europe.

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