Publiés en 2023

	Big ideas, little detail: how populist parties talk about referendums in Europe By Jean-Benoit Pilet with Sergiu Gherghina and Bettina Mitru
	An introduction to ‘Religion in the European Parliament: between nation and Europe’ By François Foret
	Pluralité des corps politiques et représentation symbolique Par François Foret
	Contagion From Abroad. How Party Entry in Western Europe is Influenced by Party Family Members Abroad, 1961–2016 By Jean-Benoit Pilet with Marc van de Wardt, Gijs Schumacher, and Arjen van Witteloostuijn
	SLAPPs against journalists in Europe: Exploring the role of self-regulatory bodies By Simone Benazzo with Marie Fierens and Florence Le Cam
	"Explaining judges" opposition when judicial independence is undermined: insights from Poland, Romania, and Hungary By Leonardo Puleo and Ramona Coman
	Business as usual? How gamification transforms internal party democracy By Davide Vittori and Cecilia Biancalana
	Dealing with a violent past and its remnants in the present: the challenges of remembering the wars in Chechnya in the Chechen Diaspora in the EU By Aude Merlin with Anne Le Huérou
	Gender Gaps in Political Ambition on Different Levels of Policy-Making By Audrey Vandeleene in collaboration with Robin Devroe, Hilde Coffé and Bram Wauters
	How the impossible became possible: evolving frames and narratives on responsibility and responsiveness from the Eurocrisis to NextGenerationEU By Amandine Crespy and Tom Massart, with Vivien Schmidt
	Regulating Disinformation and Big Tech in the EU: A Research Agenda on the Institutional Strategies, Public Spheres and Analytical Challenges By Alvaro Oleart with Luis Bouza García
	A digital principal? Substantive representation in the case of the Italian Five Star Movement By Davide Vittori with Lorenzo Mosca
	Challenging assumptions: investigating measurement sensitivity in substantive representation and its effects on policy satisfaction By David Talukder
	Decolonising EU Trade Relations with the Global Souths? By Camille Nessel with Antonio Salvador M. Alcazar III & Jan Orbie
	Do Politicians Outside the United States Also Think Voters Are More Conservative than They Really Are? By Jean-Benoit Pilet in collaboration with Lior Sheffer, Luzia Helfer, Frédéric Varone, Rens Vliegenthart and Stefaan Walgrave
	Gatekeeping, News Values and Selection: Factors Determining the Newsworthiness of Hate Crimes By Laura Jacobs with Joost van Spanje
	Les déclassés: un appât pour les extrêmes? By Caroline Close
	Les secrétariats politiques. Des acteurs discrets et discrétionnaires dans le travail politique du Comité des régions By Jessy Bailly
	Podemos and Syriza, the End of an Era? By Tiago Moreira Ramalho
	Political Parties Abroad. A New Arena for Electoral Politics By Emilie Van Haute & Tudi Kernalegenn
	Time to go: Paths of term limit resilience in sub-Saharan Africa By Luca Tomini with Andrea Cassani
	Understanding how bundles of party reforms are shaped: A snowballing sequence in the French-speaking Belgian liberal party (MR) By Thomas Legein
	Can Democratic Innovations Reconcile Citizens with Representative Institutions? By Pierre-Etienne Vandamme
	Lost in transition? Social justice and the politics of the EU green transition By Amandine Crespy with Mario Munda
	It’s not only about the leader. Oligarchized personalization and preference voting in Belgium By Jessy Bailly
	A regional perspective to the study of affective polarization By Luca Bettarelli & Emilie van Haute, with Andres Reiljan
	Démocratiser le lien représentatif: une sociologie politique des citoyen·nes-contrôleur·euses By Jessy Bailly
	Die Verantwortung der Europäischen Union in der Welt – eine deutsch-nordisch-baltische Perspektive By Serafine Dinkel
	Great minds think alike? Ideological congruence between party members and leadership candidates By Audrey Vandeleene with Pieter Moens & Bram Wauters
	Liberal parties By Caroline Close and Thomas Legein
	When the Far Right Makes the News: Protest Characteristics and Media Coverage of Far-Right Mobilization in Europe By Pietro Castelli Gattinara with Caterina Froio
	Where you live explains how much you trust local (and national) institutions: A study of the Italian case By Davide Vittori

Mis à jour le 14 février 2024