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Multidimensional Representation in the EU Multilevel Polity: The Role of Congruence in Vote‐Switching
Though many Europeans change party choice between national and European Parliament elections, the representational logic underlying this behaviour remains poorly understood. While second-order election theory attributes cross-arena volatility to institutional asymmetries, it cannot explain why…
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Geopolitical Crises and Consensus in the European Parliament: Initial Response to the War in Ukraine
Do members of the European Parliament (MEPs) experience the rally-around-the-flag effect? What explains the consensus and dissensus in the European Parliament (EP) when responding to geopolitical crises? Guided by these questions, we compare how MEPs debate the EU’s initial response to the Russian…
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Deconstructing Polish Euro‐Enthusiasm: The Illusory Incongruence of Party Narratives With Public Opinion
Over 20 years have passed since Poland’s accession to the EU. While the EU is no longer perceived by Poles as the “promised land,” Eurobarometer surveys still indicate that Poles remain among the most pro-European societies. However, similar to other European countries, Poland has encountered…
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Mapping Euroscepticism Across Occupational Classes: Economic and Cultural Capital in Comparative Perspective
Public attitudes towards the EU have fluctuated significantly over the past two decades, with Euroscepticism gaining ground across various national contexts. Previous research indicates that Euroscepticism is most prevalent among the working class and petty bourgeoisie. This article revisits this…
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In the Pursuit of Democracy: Support for Referendums in Moldova
Support for referendums has often been investigated in new and established democracies. However, we know very little about what drives support for referendums in transition countries. This article addresses that gap and aims to identify the determinants of support for referendums in the Republic of…
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Large‐Scale Crises and Variation in Social Democratic Europeanism: The Italian Democratic Party
Since the late-2000s Great Recession and the beginning of the “polycrisis” era, scholars have reignited their interest in the (problematic) relationship between social democracy and European integration. What was the impact of the latest large-scale crises—the Covid-19 pandemic and the Russian…
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Consensus About the European Union? Understanding the Views of Citizens and Political Parties
This thematic issue provides evidence that reflects some recent developments in the study of consensus toward the EU. It analyses to what extent citizens and political parties share a consensus about the EU and how this consensus is manifested, constituted, and mobilized. The thematic issue makes…
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Closer or More Distant? The Congruence Between Elites and Voters on Swiss–EU Relations
Elite-citizen congruence is central to normative theories of representation. This article compares the preferences of Swiss elites and citizens about relations with the EU, examining whether patterns of elite-citizen divergence documented in EU member states extend to a non-member state with…
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Citizens’ Trust in the European Union During Crisis and Conflicts Across 10 Countries
The increasing support for populism is indicative of a profound crisis in European societies. The prevailing cultural narrative posits that support for populist parties, particularly those of a right-wing orientation, is predominantly a reaction to the erosion of nationalistic and religious…
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Still Out of Touch? Parties and Their Voters on the EU Dimension
Previous research has uncovered a significant mismatch between parties and their voters on the EU dimension, showing that parties across the EU typically support more European integration than their electorates. Yet there are good theoretical reasons to expect that the gap has narrowed over time…
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Rhetorical Consensus About the EU? Comparing Established and New Parties in Europe
In recent decades, researchers have approached the topic of new parties, often explaining how they emerge, adapt to political systems, and gain supporters. However, little research has looked at how discourses differ between new and old parties. The present paper aims to cover this gap by looking…
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Political Ideology, Policy Attitudes, and Public Support for European Integration
This article maps in a comprehensive way the relationships between support for European integration, left–right ideological positions, and policy attitudes towards redistribution, immigration, and gay rights. I introduce the use of flexible non-parametric methods (generalized additive models) and…
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Bridging Divides in The Twin Transition: Governance for Equity and Inclusion
This thematic issue critically engages with the complexities and challenges of the governance of the twin transition through the lens of inclusion and social justice. Scholars and practitioners from Belgium, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and Taiwan examine the origins, determinants, and…
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Social Impacts of the Green Transition: Prospective Environmental (In)Justice in Europe’s Peripheries
The green transition is increasingly perceived as unjust by various stakeholders. Academic debates revolve around decarbonisation and coal phase-out legislation, the rush for critical minerals, new forms of renewable energy, regional strategies and the lack of effective coordination mechanisms, and…
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Inclusive Communication Observatories: A Model for Participatory Evaluation and Age‐Friendly Governance
The twin green and digital transition is reshaping municipal governance through increasingly complex communication environments that mediate access to public services, policy interpretation, and citizen participation. The existing research on digital governance, age-friendly cities, accessibility…
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The Processual Character of Vulnerability: Overcoming Conceptual Barriers Hindering Knowledge for a Just Twin Transition
This article critically explores vulnerability as a key concept for analysing structural inequality. Drawing on 402 narrative interviews across 30 European NUTS2 regions, it examines how governance barriers hinder a just transition. The interviews capture diverse positions in terms of age, class…
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Parallel Transformations, Converging Practice: The Politics of Justice in Vietnam’s Green and Digital Transformations
Vietnam is frequently portrayed as a climate governance frontrunner among Global South countries, having adopted an early Net Zero-emission-by-2050 pledge and multiple decarbonization policies. In parallel, the government has launched a digital transformation agenda with similarly bold ambitions…
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Profiles of Structural Exclusion in the Twin Transition: Ideal Types, Political Disaffection, and Participatory Governance
This article analyses how the simultaneous pursuit of green decarbonisation and digital transformation—the twin transition—generates disproportionate structural burdens on marginalised social groups. Drawing on Max Weber’s ideal‐type methodology (Idealtypus) and Spanish statistical evidence, it…
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Bridging or Deepening the Gap? Interaction Effects of Education and Disability on Digital Inclusion
The digital divide remains a critical challenge, as unequal access to technology reinforces existing social inequalities. Although education is a well-established factor in promoting digital inclusion, closing the gap requires a comprehensive examination of the interplay between education and other…
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A Participatory Future Scenario-Building Methodology for Europe’s Just Transition by Sectors: The FITTER-EU Case
The twin transition—green and digital—is a European Commission priority, but it raises concerns of misalignment and unequal impacts. While foresight approaches are increasingly used to inform policymaking, there is still limited methodological guidance on how to systematically integrate…
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