International audienceVoting Spaces in Europe. Studying Voter Turnout for the 2004 European Parliament Elections Abstract of the article: In this article, we study the turnout of the 2004 European elections. This analysis focuses on the regional level by mapping the turnout within more than 700 spatial units. Methodologically, the article uses a set of maps to present a multiscalar analysis of the turnout on the basis of 3 hypotheses. The first one asserts that as distance increases, voter turnout grows. This first hypothesis expresses a geographical gradient of EU integration. Second, the hypothesis of transborder forms of vote aims to measure the role of boundaries, as barriers or as spatial discontinuities. Lastly, the third hypothesis s...
Participating in an election is by far the most prevalent form of political participation in modern ...
The European Parliament is the only source of direct legitimacy of the European Union, as it is the...
This essay examines to what extent institutional factors can explain the variation among EU-countrie...
International audienceVoting Spaces in Europe. Studying Voter Turnout for the 2004 European Parliame...
In this article, we study the turnout of the 2004 European elections. This analysis focuses on the r...
Cet article étudie la participation aux élections européennes de 2004. L'analyse se concentre sur le...
URL des Cahiers : http://mse.univ-paris1.fr/MSEFramCahierSJ.htmCahiers de la Maison des Sciences Eco...
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We argue that the decision to vote in European Parliamentary (EP) elections lies at the intersection...
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This article estimates for member states of the EU the effect of low levels of turnout on parties’ s...
Voter turnout is an essential aspect of elections and often reflects the attitude of a country’s pop...
Cet article propose d’étudier l’effet des inégalités sociales sur les variations de la participation...
This dissertation studies the puzzling decline of voter turnout in ten postcommunist democracies th...
Participating in an election is by far the most prevalent form of political participation in modern ...
The European Parliament is the only source of direct legitimacy of the European Union, as it is the...
This essay examines to what extent institutional factors can explain the variation among EU-countrie...
International audienceVoting Spaces in Europe. Studying Voter Turnout for the 2004 European Parliame...
In this article, we study the turnout of the 2004 European elections. This analysis focuses on the r...
Cet article étudie la participation aux élections européennes de 2004. L'analyse se concentre sur le...
URL des Cahiers : http://mse.univ-paris1.fr/MSEFramCahierSJ.htmCahiers de la Maison des Sciences Eco...
This paper investigates the turnout in European Parliamentary elections by analyzing the four EP ele...
This article aims at focusing on four main features of the European elections that were held on 26 M...
We argue that the decision to vote in European Parliamentary (EP) elections lies at the intersection...
The article examines the individual decision to vote or to abstain in the 2014 European elections in...
This article estimates for member states of the EU the effect of low levels of turnout on parties’ s...
Voter turnout is an essential aspect of elections and often reflects the attitude of a country’s pop...
Cet article propose d’étudier l’effet des inégalités sociales sur les variations de la participation...
This dissertation studies the puzzling decline of voter turnout in ten postcommunist democracies th...
Participating in an election is by far the most prevalent form of political participation in modern ...
The European Parliament is the only source of direct legitimacy of the European Union, as it is the...
This essay examines to what extent institutional factors can explain the variation among EU-countrie...