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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-66417-9emains debatable; and the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), created in 1971 by the Presbyterian pastor Ian Paisley, is more the result of an ultraconservative and intransigent Protestant movement than of the extreme right.

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William Funk (Betriebsdirektor)o answer these questions, the chapter will be broken into four sections corresponding to different stages in the formation of a new European Parliament: the electoral link, party-group formation, committee assignments, and the work of the new Parliament in confirming the new Commission in office.

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The Faltering Europeanization of National Campaignster the March 1999 crisis; moreover, it is a unique European institution, having its legitimacy based on universal suffrage. However, the Parliament has only been able to provoke a weakening voter turnout.

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The European People’s Party and the Restructuring of Right-Wing Parties in Europeg parties close to it, but sometimes also parties from further away. This has put the EPP at the heart of the process of rebuilding the moderate right in Europe, but at the cost of losing some of the features that made it distinct.

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The Extreme Right in the June 1999 European Electionsemains debatable; and the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), created in 1971 by the Presbyterian pastor Ian Paisley, is more the result of an ultraconservative and intransigent Protestant movement than of the extreme right.

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The New European Parliamento answer these questions, the chapter will be broken into four sections corresponding to different stages in the formation of a new European Parliament: the electoral link, party-group formation, committee assignments, and the work of the new Parliament in confirming the new Commission in office.

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The 1999 European Parliament Elections and the Political Culture of European Integrationcases did not prepare) to go to the polls to elect the members of the first European Parliament for the new millennium. This section of the chapter also provides a more detailed examination of two indicators of attitudes to integration, analyzing variations across countries and across the different

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The Communist and Extreme Left Galaxyed the post-Communist era. In other countries, that is to say Greece, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Belgium, and Luxembourg, Communist Parties intend to remain loyal to a portion of their original project, which they are nonetheless trying to redefine. The antagonism between post-Communis