Titlebook: Europe at the Polls; The European Electio Pascal Perrineau (Professor of Political Science, Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Na

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,Die plebiszit?re Diktatur im Klassenkampf,tle scholarly attention. This lacuna is partially due to the lack of comparative research treating this group of parties as a genuine European party family. This neglect is reinforced by the feeble representation of these parties in terms of seats in the European Parliament, which is in the first pl

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Wolfgang Hach,Viola Hach-Wunderlecialists and now has a good chance of ending the deal between Christian Democrats and Social Democrats by which they ran the European Parliament (EP) together. Even if the EPP will always need the support of the Party of European Socialists (PES) to steer certain issues in a federalist direction, it

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-66417-9Looking at the results of the first European elections in 1979 (see table 10.1), only one extreme right-wing party entered the European Parliament: the Movimento Sociale Italiano (MSI). Other parties participated in those elections: the Parti des Forces Nouvelles (PFN) in France, the Nationaldemokra

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-01477-5e insufficiently representative at regional and local levels. It allows us to bring in additional hypotheses to explain the relationships between voting behaviors and the social, cultural, ideological, and economic features of the regions, even if it constantly requires being careful about improper

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Automaten: Den Geist in der Maschine suchen,ilure: An important abstention was registered at the European elections. The “Party of the Abstention” preceded all other parties at the European level, both in terms of the national and the supranational discussion. We can even affirm that a weak electoral participation is the common point of this

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William Funk (Betriebsdirektor) be considered an old or a young institution now that it has reached the age of twenty. Does it represent a mature stage in the parliamentarianization of European Union politics? Or is the EP still an adolescent organization, full of diverse potentials, experimental in its roles, awkward in its prac

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Dynamic Representation: The Case of European Integratione analyzed, which involve both an elite and a mass survey component. In contrast to earlier research, it appears that political representation of EU preferences works rather well regarding the grand directions of policymaking, and that party elites behave responsively in view of changing EU preferences among their voters.

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,Die plebiszit?re Diktatur im Klassenkampf,ace due to the relatively small size of the regions in which they compete for votes (De Winter and Türsan, 1998).. Finally, ethnicity in modern societies is often seen as a “vestigial phenomenon” (Esman, 1977: 371) and particularly within the context of an integrated Europe and the gradual functional disappearance of the old nation-states.