European Union Politics

2000 - 2025

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A Utilitarian Assessment of Alternative Decision Rules in the Council of Ministers pp. 395-418: Claus Beisbart, Luc Bovens and Stephan Hartmann
Calculation, Community and Cues pp. 419-443: Liesbet Hooghe and Gary Marks
Nationality and the Preferences of the European Public toward EU Policy-Making pp. 445-467: Konstantin VÃ¶ssing
Treaties, Collective Responses and the Determinants of Aggregate Support for European Integration pp. 469-492: SabrÃ Ã‡ÃftÃ§Ã
Forum Section: EU Representation and the Governance of the International Monetary Fund pp. 493-510: GÃ©raldine Mahieu, Dirk Ooms and Stephane Rottier
European Union Politics Index for 2005 pp. 511-512: N/a

Measuring and Analysing Positions on European Constitution-building pp. 259-267: Thomas KÃ¶nig
Ignoring the Non-ignorables? pp. 269-290: Thomas KÃ¶nig, Daniel Finke and Stephanie Daimer
Measuring National Delegate Positions at the Convention on the Future of Europe Using Computerized Word Scoring pp. 291-313: Kenneth Benoit, Michael Laver, Christine Arnold, Paul Pennings and Madeleine O. Hosli
Assessing the Reliability and Validity of Expert Interviews pp. 315-337: Han Dorussen, Hartmut Lenz and Spyros Blavoukos
Using Mass Survey Data to Infer Political Positions pp. 339-352: Simon Hug and Tobias Schulz
Extracting Ideal Point Estimates from Actorsâ€™ Preferences in the EU Constitutional Negotiations pp. 353-376: Simon Hix and Christophe Crombez
Assessing the Contributions of the DOSEI Project pp. 377-390: George Tsebelis

Location, Location, Location pp. 155-180: Adam P. Brinegar and Seth K. Jolly
Public Opinion, Risk Perceptions, and Genetically Modified Food Regulatory Policy pp. 181-200: Robert F. Durant and Jerome S. Legge
â€˜Second-orderâ€™ versus â€˜Issue-votingâ€™ Effects in EU Referendums pp. 201-221: John Garry, Michael Marsh and Richard Sinnott
Political versus Instrumental Euro-scepticism pp. 223-242: Marcel Lubbers and Peer Scheepers
Forum Section The Study of EU Public Policy pp. 243-252: Fabio Franchino

National Parties in the European Parliament pp. 5-28: Richard Whitaker
Economic and Political Basis of Attitudes towards the EU in Central and East European Countries in the 1990s pp. 29-57: Thomas Christin
Projecting EU Referendums pp. 59-82: Claes H. de Vreese and Hajo G. Boomgaarden
European Integration, Public Opinion and Immigration Policy pp. 83-112: Adam Luedtke
Formal Theory and Case-Study Methods in EU Studies pp. 113-145: Robert Pahre

Can the EU Anchor Policy Reform in Third Countries? pp. 395-418: Alfred Tovias and Mehmet Ugur
Accession and Reform of the European Union pp. 419-439: Thomas KÃ¶nig and Thomas BrÃ¤uninger
The Power of Institutions pp. 441-466: Christine Mahoney
Voting against Spending Cuts pp. 467-493: Carlos Mulas-Granados
Where Is the Analysis of European Foreign Policy Going? pp. 495-508: Walter Carlsnaes
April 2003â€“March 2004 pp. 509-509: N/a
Index for 2004 pp. 511-512: N/a

Get your Act Together pp. 283-306: Federico Ferrara and J. Timo Weishaupt
The Internal Value of External Options pp. 307-330: Walter Mattli and Thomas PlÃ¼mper
Public Opinion and Enlargement pp. 331-351: Erik Jones and Niels van der Bijl
Rapporteurship Allocation in the European Parliament pp. 353-371: Michael Kaeding
The Stalemate in the Constitutional IGC over the Definition of a Qualified Majority pp. 373-391: David R. Cameron

Asylum Destination Choice pp. 155-180: Eric Neumayer
Governmentâ€“Financial Market Relations after EMU pp. 181-209: Layna Mosley
Voice and Access pp. 211-240: Jan Beyers
The Legislative Impact of the European Parliament Under the Revised Co-Decision Procedure pp. 241-260: Christiane Kasack
One Europe, One Vote? pp. 261-276: Jeffry Frieden

Winners and Losers in the European Union pp. 5-23: Frans Stokman and Robert Thomson
Between Power and Luck pp. 25-46: Torsten J. Selck and Bernard Steunenberg
Bargaining in the European Union and Shifts in Actorsâ€™ Policy Positions pp. 47-72: Javier Arregui, Frans Stokman and Robert Thomson
A Priori versus Empirical Voting Power in the EU Council of Ministers pp. 73-97: Antti Pajala and Mika WidgrÃ¨n
Bargaining Success in the European Union pp. 99-123: Stefanie Bailer
Decision-Making Models, Rigor and New Puzzles pp. 125-138: Bruce Bueno de Mesquita
The Voting Power Approach pp. 139-146: Max Albert

Surviving the Deadline pp. 371-395: Ellen Mastenbroek
The Preliminary Reference Process pp. 397-419: Stacy A. Nyikos
Catching the Runaway Bureaucracy in Brussels pp. 421-445: Hae-Won Jun
Agrarian Politics in Eastern Europe in the Shadow of EU Accession pp. 447-471: J. C. Sharman
In Defence of Voting Power Analysis pp. 473-497: Dan S. Felsenthal, Dennis Leech, John List and Moshé Machover
Two Analytical Narratives about the History of the EU pp. 499-506: Iain Mclean

Reconsidering the Link between Incumbent Support and Pro-EU Opinion pp. 259-279: Leonard Ray
Europe Divided? pp. 281-304: Liesbet Hooghe
EU Politics on Television News pp. 305-327: Jochen Peter, Holli A. Semetko and Claes H. de Vreese
Managing the Euro pp. 329-349: Karl Kaltenthaler
The Voting Power Approach pp. 351-366: Max Albert

The Regional Dynamics of European Electoral Politics pp. 139-164: David Jesuit
Insider and Outsider Lobbying of the European Commission pp. 165-189: Andreas Broscheid and David Coen
Moving Into the European Orbit pp. 191-218: Christian Lahusen
The Influence of the Nation-State on Individual Support for the European Union pp. 219-241: Sylvia Kritzinger
The Eurobarometers pp. 243-251: Hermann Schmitt

Introduction: Democratic Institutions for a New Europe pp. 5-10: Gerald Schneider and Daniel Verdier
Biased Ministers, Inefficiency, and Control in Distributive Policies pp. 11-36: Fabio Franchino and Anne J. Rahming
Which Decision Rule for the Future Council? pp. 37-50: Hannu Nurmi and Madeleine O. Hosli
The Rotating Presidency of the European Council as a Search for Good Policies pp. 51-74: Ken Kollman
The European Court of Justice, Democracy, and Enlargement pp. 75-100: Clifford J. Carrubba
The Democratic Deficit in the European Union pp. 101-120: Christophe Crombez
The State That Wasn't There pp. 121-134: Simon Hug