Problems of the Eurosceptic Movement in Estonia

Euroscepticism as an indicator of a healthy society is presented in the Republic of Estonia governed by pro-European Union political elites as an existential threat to the very existence of the country. The article examines the process of marginalization of Euroscepticism in Estonia – both before and after its accession to the European Union in 2003. The study identifies various formats and mechanisms of marginalization of Eurosceptics by the political elites of the state and identifies systemic constraints for the expansion of Euroscepticism in Estonia.