This issue brings together papers that focus on the question of whether and in which ways the 2014 European Parliament elections were different from previous ones. This is important from the point of view of emerging scholarship on changes in the EU and from the point of view of the self-proclaimed ‘This time it’s different!’ slogan from the Parliament. The papers centre around three themes: 1) the role of the Spitzenkandidaten, 2) media and voters, and 3) electoral behaviour
ISBN 978-609-467-058-9 (Print); ISBN 978-9955-34-496-4 (Print); ISBN 978-609-467-058-9 (Online); ISB...
Less researched than the second-order character of elections to the European Parliament (EP) is the ...
While European elections are often seen as remote from EU issues, considerations specifically linked...
This issue brings together papers that focus on the question of whether and in which ways the 2014 E...
This issue brings together papers that focus on the question of whether and in which ways the 2014 E...
EP elections have so far been consistently characterized as “second-order”. We hypothesize that key ...
Elections to the European Parliament are characterised by a steady decline in voter turnout. To tack...
The 2014 European Parliament Elections might turn out to be not as "historic" as some people had pre...
In May 2014 for the eighth time in the history of European integration, citizens across Europe had t...
The 2014 European Parliament (EP) elections took place in a very particular environment. Economic cr...
Starting from the idea that European elections cannot be considered as purely second order elections...
This article examines which parties included European issues in their 2014 European Parliament campa...
The 2014 European Parliament (EP) elections took place in a very particular environment. Economic cr...
From a constitutional perspective, two objectives were at the origin of the idea to have the Preside...
Starting from the idea that European elections cannot be considered as purely second order elections...
ISBN 978-609-467-058-9 (Print); ISBN 978-9955-34-496-4 (Print); ISBN 978-609-467-058-9 (Online); ISB...
Less researched than the second-order character of elections to the European Parliament (EP) is the ...
While European elections are often seen as remote from EU issues, considerations specifically linked...
This issue brings together papers that focus on the question of whether and in which ways the 2014 E...
This issue brings together papers that focus on the question of whether and in which ways the 2014 E...
EP elections have so far been consistently characterized as “second-order”. We hypothesize that key ...
Elections to the European Parliament are characterised by a steady decline in voter turnout. To tack...
The 2014 European Parliament Elections might turn out to be not as "historic" as some people had pre...
In May 2014 for the eighth time in the history of European integration, citizens across Europe had t...
The 2014 European Parliament (EP) elections took place in a very particular environment. Economic cr...
Starting from the idea that European elections cannot be considered as purely second order elections...
This article examines which parties included European issues in their 2014 European Parliament campa...
The 2014 European Parliament (EP) elections took place in a very particular environment. Economic cr...
From a constitutional perspective, two objectives were at the origin of the idea to have the Preside...
Starting from the idea that European elections cannot be considered as purely second order elections...
ISBN 978-609-467-058-9 (Print); ISBN 978-9955-34-496-4 (Print); ISBN 978-609-467-058-9 (Online); ISB...
Less researched than the second-order character of elections to the European Parliament (EP) is the ...
While European elections are often seen as remote from EU issues, considerations specifically linked...