Introduction 
1.    Global Mass–Elite Discrepancy: An Introduction
Jaemin Shim

Part I. Varieties of Mass–Elite Discrepancy: Global and EU-Level Conceptualization
2.    Fifty Shades of Mass–Elite Discrepancy: Varieties of Political Dimensions and Discrepancy Forms
Jaemin Shim
3.    European Integration and Its Different Guises across Europe: A Sub-dimensional Perspective on Mass–Elite Discrepancy
Andrea Pareschi, Gianfranco Baldini, and Matteo Giglioli

Part II. Theorizing Causes behind Mass–Elite Discrepancy in Old and New Democracies
4.    Shadow of a Critical Juncture: Asymmetric Politicization and Elite Agency
Jaemin Shim
5.    Polarization, Political Cleavages, and Elites in Old and New Democracies
Simon Bornschier

Part III. Critical Junctures and Mass–Elite Discrepancy: Religious and Foreign Policy Issues 
6.    Mass–Elite Religious-Secular Discrepancy in Tunisia: The Revolution as a Critical Juncture
Mahmoud Farag
7.    Lost in Translation? Re-democratization and Mass–Elite Discrepancy in Indonesian Politics
Andreas Ufen
8.    Mass–Elite Discrepancy over Foreign Policy: Constitutional Revision in Japan
Kenneth McElwain
9.    Domesticizing Foreign Policy? The Opportunistic Engagement of Bulgarian Elites with Mass Attitudes on EU Integration
Petar Bankov and Sergiu Gherghina

Conclusion
10.    Conclusion: What the Book Does and What Further Research Might Follow From It
Stephen Whitefield and Robert Rohrschneider 
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