The 2014 EP Elections across Europe
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The European Parliament Elections of 2014 – the e-book
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Portugal: between apathy and crisis of mainstream parties
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Slovenia: internal political crisis and the success of the opposition
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Spain: The beginning of the end of bipartisan rule?
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Romania: An antechamber for the 2014 presidential elections?
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Croatia: Negative results for the government coalition
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Hungary: the stability of Fidesz’ domain
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Bulgaria: To support or not to support the government in power, this is the dilemma
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Malta: hidden change?
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Netherlands, Ireland and UK: Euroscepticism does (not) triumph
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The European Parliament Elections of 2014 – the e-book
The European Parliament Elections of 2014 edited by Lorenzo De Sio,…
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Portugal: between apathy and crisis of mainstream parties
Marco Lisi Portugal is experiencing a huge economic and social crisis…
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Slovenia: internal political crisis and the success of the opposition
Simona Kustec Lipicer EU was almost completely absent from the third…
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Spain: The beginning of the end of bipartisan rule?
Enrique Hernández and Marta Fraile Once more, and as is typical…
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Romania: An antechamber for the 2014 presidential elections?
Sorina Soare Over the past 25 years, Romania has experienced a…
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Croatia: Negative results for the government coalition
Andrija Henjak European parliament elections in Croatia took place only a…
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Hungary: the stability of Fidesz’ domain
di Federico Vegetti Introduction The result of the European elections of…
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Bulgaria: To support or not to support the government in power, this is the dilemma
Sorina Soare Bulgaria, which formerly belonged to the Communist bloc, entered…
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Malta: hidden change?
di Marcello Carammia e Roderick Pace Introduction On Saturday 24 May…
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Netherlands, Ireland and UK: Euroscepticism does (not) triumph
Laura Sudulich On Thursday the 22nd of May citizens in the…