European Elections and the European Parliament

Between Influence and Indifference
European Elections and the European Parliament
No 28, 2009/2 - 192 pages
Pages 7 to 36

The Influence of the European Parliament and the Indifference of Its Voters: A Spurious Correlation?

By Olivier Rozenberg
Pages 37 to 52

Could Changing the Electoral Rules Fix European Parliament Elections?

By Simon Hix, Sara Hagemann
Pages 53 to 71

When the Cat Is Away the Mice will Play: Why Elections to the European Parliament Are about Europe after All

By Till Weber
Pages 73 to 102

Producing Institutional Legitimacy in the European Parliament: The Case of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs

By Willy Beauvallet, Laurent Godmer, Guillaume Marrel, Sébastien Michon
Pages 103 to 127

Polarization in the European Parliament and Its Standing Committees

By Selma Bendjallah
Pages 129 to 155

The European Parliament in the Decision-Making Mechanisms of the European Union: Power at the Cost of Comprehensibility

By Olivier Costa

Areas of Research

Pages 157 to 162

Polilexes: A European Legal Arena and Community Polity

By Antoine Mégie, Guillaume Sacriste
Pages 163 to 172

European Neighborhood Policy

By Mathieu Petithomme

Critical Readings

Pages 173 to 182

Critical Reading