Alessandro Pellegata

Alessandro Pellegata holds a Ph.D. in Political Studies from the University of Milan and he is currently a research fellow in the REScEU project, for which he supervised the implementation of a cross-national mass and elite survey. His main research interests are in the field of comparative politics, focusing especially on electoral competition and government alternation, political representation, public opinion and political corruption. His latest research has appeared, among others, in the Italian Review of Political Science, Perspective on European Politics and Society, Social Indicators Research and the International Political Science Review. Before joining REScEU Alessandro held a research fellowship at the University of Siena.

alessandro.pellegata@unimi.it

29 January 2019

Mass Vs Elites #2: should EU member states help one another?

By Alessandro Pellegata

Conditionality, solidarity or national self-responsibility? What should the guiding principle of the EU be?

17 January 2019

Mass Vs Elites #1: the mission of the EU

By Alessandro Pellegata and Francesco Visconti

Ensuring fiscal stability or social protection. What should the top priority for the EU be?

11 January 2019

After Brexit: mass and elite survey data on the future UK-EU relationship

By Alessandro Pellegata

On the aggregate level, British political elites (66.7%) are more prone than the general public (51%) to accept a new UK-EU free trade agreement that allows citizens coming from EU member states to live and work in the UK.

18 December 2018

UK citizens’ views on a no-deal scenario

By Alessandro Pellegata

Data collected by the IPSOS Mori December 2018 Political Monitor in early December shed light on the opinions of UK citizens on Theresa May's agreement with the EU and the scenario of a no deal.

12 December 2018

UK citizens’ view on Theresa Mays’ Brexit deal

By Alessandro Pellegata

Data collected by the IPSOS Mori December 2018 Political Monitor in early December shed light on the opinions of UK citizens on Theresa May's agreement with the EU and the scenario of a no deal.

25 July 2018

Taking back control: An EU or national issue?

By Alessandro Pellegata

Do Europeans prefer that their governments or that EU institutions deal with non-European immigration fluxes? It all depends on the country.

18 July 2018

Do Europeans embrace EU migration policies?

By Alessandro Pellegata

The role the EU plays in handling immigration has quickly become a highly-contested subject in the public opinions of different EU member states. Do Europeans approve or disapprove policies the EU implemented to manage immigration?

26 June 2018

Against Euroscepticism: practice, don’t preach the EU

By Alessandro Pellegata and Francesco Visconti

This article elaborates the multidimensional concept of “EU-politanism”, which refers to respondent’s connections with citizens of other countries and their familiarity with the EU context. In recent Italian elections, voters with EU-politan experiences expressed less extreme positions on the EU and immigration.

30 May 2018

Why Europeans see immigration as a bad thing

By Alessandro Pellegata

A majority of Europeans see mass migration as a threat to their personal lives. But why?

23 May 2018

Why Europeans think non-EU migrants settle

By Alessandro Pellegata

While a majority of Europeans think non-EU migrants settle for economic reasons, a minority acknowledge conflict-inflicted migration.

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