Unlike their account of the 1994 election of the European Parliament, the team of political scientists take a continent-wide rather than narrow French perspective to analyze what the 1999 elections revealed about the construction of Europe. They look at citizens and political elites, political forces, and voters and institutions. Appended are some 70 pages of data on electoral results by country, groups within the European Parliament, and maps. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
The European elections of 1999 highlight the liberation of the “European Question” from the old left-right conflicts. This electoral geography of Europe maps an increasingly diverse world of political opinion and commitment. The increasing strength of Green parties, the continued decline of European communism, and ethno-regionalism are some of the key issues that this book explores with the hope that Europe can begin constructing a real European public space within which a strong link to citizens can be woven.
Twenty years after the first democratic European elections, the 1999 elections are the occasion to take stock of the fifteen European countries' citizen's attitudes towards Europe, the state of political forces in Europe, and of the new emerging European institutions
Twenty years after the first democratic European elections, the 1999 elections are the occasion to take stock of the fifteen European countries' citizen's attitudes towards Europe, the state of political forces in Europe, and of the new emerging European institutions
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Part I: Europe, Citizens, and Political Elites * The 1999 European Parliament Elections and the Political Culture of European Integration—B. Cautrés, R. Sinnott * Dynamic Representation: The Case of European Integration—H. Schmitt & J. Thomassen * Identity and Electoral Participation: For a European Approach to European Elections—A.P. Frognier * The Faltering Europeanization of National Campaigns—J. Gerstlé, H.A. Semetko, K. Schoenbach, M. Villa * Part II: The Europe of Political Forces * The Communist and Extreme Left Galaxy—M. Lazar * The Disillusionment of European Socialists—G. Grunberg & G. Moschonas * Green Parties and European Elections: The Success Story—F. Mueller-Rommel * Ethnoregionalist Parties and European Integration at the 1999 European Elections—L. De Winter * The European People's Party and the Restructuring of Right Wing Parties in Europe—D. Hanley & C. Ysmal * The Extreme Right in the June 1999 European Elections—P. Ignazi & P. Perrineau * Part III: The Europe of Voters and of Instututions * Electoral Geography of Europe—C. Vandermotten & P. Medina Lockhart * Electoral Participation and European Poll: A Limited Legitimacy—P. Delwit * The New European Parliament—C. Lord
Part I: Europe, Citizens, and Political Elites * The 1999 European Parliament Elections and the Political Culture of European Integration—B. Cautrés, R. Sinnott * Dynamic Representation: The Case of European Integration—H. Schmitt & J. Thomassen * Identity and Electoral Participation: For a European Approach to European Elections—A.P. Frognier * The Faltering Europeanization of National Campaigns—J. Gerstlé, H.A. Semetko, K. Schoenbach, M. Villa * Part II: The Europe of Political Forces * The Communist and Extreme Left Galaxy—M. Lazar * The Disillusionment of European Socialists—G. Grunberg & G. Moschonas * Green Parties and European Elections: The Success Story—F. Mueller-Rommel * Ethnoregionalist Parties and European Integration at the 1999 European Elections—L. De Winter * The European People's Party and the Restructuring of Right Wing Parties in Europe—D. Hanley & C. Ysmal * The Extreme Right in the June 1999 European Elections—P. Ignazi & P. Perrineau * Part III: The Europe of Voters and of Instututions * Electoral Geography of Europe—C. Vandermotten & P. Medina Lockhart * Electoral Participation and European Poll: A Limited Legitimacy—P. Delwit * The New European Parliament—C. Lord
PASCAL PERRINEAU is Professor of Political Science at the IEP, Paris, and has been the director of the Center for the Study of French Politics (CEVIPOF), a research center at Sciences Po., Paris since 1991. His research focuses primarily on the French elections and on the extreme-right in Europe. His published works include Political Behavior (1992) with Nonna Mayer and The Le Pen Symptom, Radiographie des Électeurs du Front National (1997).
GERARD GRUNBERG is a researcher at CEVIPOF and is the coordinator of the European Thematic Network Political Science. He is interested in electoral behavior and the European social democracy. His books include Towards a European Socialism (1997) with Alain Bergounioux and The Proof for Utopia, European Socialism in the 20th Century (1996).
COLETTE YSMAL is a researcher at the CEVIPOF, where she works on electoral behavior and on European right-wing political forces. Her main publications are Electoral Behavior of the French (1990) with Piero Ignazi, Eds. and The Organization of Southern Parties (1998).
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