By using micro data from the European Elections Survey this paper tests the different explanations for government party losses in the 2014 European Parliamentary (EP) elections. Using logistic regression, this paper finds support for all four tested theories, however, their dominance is geographically differentiated. Comparisons with earlier empirical studies point to the changing nature of EP elections over time. This finding suggests that future EP elections will be evaluated more as sui generis elections when its (perceived) importance further develops. The findings of this study contribute to voting behavior theory in EP elections and multi-level-governance in general
A great deal of recent research on voting behavior in the European Parliament (EP) concludes that pa...
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the EUSA Link to Program: https://eustudies.org/conference/papers...
Governing parties generally win fewer votes at European Parliament elections than at national electi...
[From the introduction]. This paper hypothesizes that both national and supranational politics influ...
This paper's primary goal is to theorize and measure the potential dimensions impacting on voter's d...
"Voting behavior in elections to the European Parliament seems to follow a regular pattern, as many ...
Voting behavior in elections to the European Parliament seems to follow a regular pattern, as many E...
Unlike other classics of political economy, “Exit, Voice, and Loyalty” (EVL) has not sparked many in...
Voting behavior in elections to the European Parliament seems to follow a regular pattern, as many E...
The conventional explanation of European Parliament (EP) voting maintains that European elections ar...
Economic factors are said to be one of the most relevant factors influencing voting behavior. That s...
The European Union has come a long way since its inception. One area that has received little attent...
This thesis compares two theories of voter behavior in the 2019 European Parliament election (EP ele...
Why have European large parties lost electoral ground in recent decades? Whereas most explanations d...
The second-order paradigm is the dominant framework for research on electoral behavior in European P...
A great deal of recent research on voting behavior in the European Parliament (EP) concludes that pa...
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the EUSA Link to Program: https://eustudies.org/conference/papers...
Governing parties generally win fewer votes at European Parliament elections than at national electi...
[From the introduction]. This paper hypothesizes that both national and supranational politics influ...
This paper's primary goal is to theorize and measure the potential dimensions impacting on voter's d...
"Voting behavior in elections to the European Parliament seems to follow a regular pattern, as many ...
Voting behavior in elections to the European Parliament seems to follow a regular pattern, as many E...
Unlike other classics of political economy, “Exit, Voice, and Loyalty” (EVL) has not sparked many in...
Voting behavior in elections to the European Parliament seems to follow a regular pattern, as many E...
The conventional explanation of European Parliament (EP) voting maintains that European elections ar...
Economic factors are said to be one of the most relevant factors influencing voting behavior. That s...
The European Union has come a long way since its inception. One area that has received little attent...
This thesis compares two theories of voter behavior in the 2019 European Parliament election (EP ele...
Why have European large parties lost electoral ground in recent decades? Whereas most explanations d...
The second-order paradigm is the dominant framework for research on electoral behavior in European P...
A great deal of recent research on voting behavior in the European Parliament (EP) concludes that pa...
Presented at the Annual Meeting of the EUSA Link to Program: https://eustudies.org/conference/papers...
Governing parties generally win fewer votes at European Parliament elections than at national electi...