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The cultural basis of trust in the European Union – how the ascription of values influences supranational political trust Abstract: Most studies on citizens’ trust in the European Union refer to the explanatory models of performance evaluation, cueing, and feelings of belonging to the EU. In contrast, the influence of personal values, which is prominent in research on national political trust, has not been examined so far. In order to close this gap, we analyze the role of values which people ascribe to the EU, while also considering the “classic” theoretical approaches mentioned above. Using Eurobarometer data, multilevel analyses demonstrate that cueing effects are most important in generating trust in the EU, followed by performance evaluations and collective identities. Additionally, values also substantially influence citizens’ trust in the EU, constituting an independent source of more diffuse support for the EU.

Kulturelle Grundlagen der EU-Unterstützung. Der Einfluss von Wertzuschreibungen auf supranationales politisches Vertrauen