The 2014 EP Elections across Europe
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Austria: No one loses, all win?
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Germany: Merkel does not stand out but holds
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Finland and Denmark: Unprecedented win for the far-right in Denmark, while Finland rewards established parties from the centre
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Belgium: far beyond second-order.
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Cyprus: Disapproval through abstention in EU’s remotest ‘outpost’
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Luxembourg: the first EP-only vote
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Slovakia: record holder in the lowest turnout
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The Czech Republic: Where Have All the Voters Gone?
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The Baltic states: mixed results for incumbents
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Poland: Old turnout and New Right
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Austria: No one loses, all win?
Carolina Plescia and Sylvia Kritzinger Introduction Austria went to the polls…
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Germany: Merkel does not stand out but holds
Carolina Plescia and David Johann Introduction Germany went to the polls…
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Finland and Denmark: Unprecedented win for the far-right in Denmark, while Finland rewards established parties from the centre
Nina Liljeqvist and Kristian Voss Finland Populist and EU-critical Finns Party…
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Belgium: far beyond second-order.
Tom Verthé In Belgium the elections for the European Parliament have…
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Cyprus: Disapproval through abstention in EU’s remotest ‘outpost’
Konstantinos Athanasiadis Abstention ruled supreme in the European elections held on…
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Luxembourg: the first EP-only vote
Patrick Dumont and Raphaël Kies The context For the first time…
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Slovakia: record holder in the lowest turnout
Peter Spáč On May 24 the election to European parliament was…
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The Czech Republic: Where Have All the Voters Gone?
Vlastimil Havlík Twenty-one MEPs representing the Czech Republic (1 MEP less…
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The Baltic states: mixed results for incumbents
Liisa Talving and Lukas Pukelis Estonia The third European Parliament elections…
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Poland: Old turnout and New Right
Michał Kotnarowski and Mikołaj Cześnik Introduction: the context The European Parliamentary…