Infographics

The infographic section provides short data visualizations mainly based on social media or survey data.

24 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – Spain

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

The data hereby presented refers to the Twitter activity of the candidates to the European Parliament and of the most influential party figures/accounts from the main coalitions of France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom.

24 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – Ireland

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

24 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – UK

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

24 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – Germany

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

24 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – France

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

23 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – Italy

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

15 April 2019

Mass Vs Elites #11: Pan-European solidarity – which way forward? (part 3)

By Alessandro Pellegata

At the aggregate level, MPs are generally in favour of an EU fund compensating member states and local communities for the costs of intra-EU migration. There are, however, notable differences at the country level.

10 April 2019

Mass Vs Elites #10: Pan-European solidarity – which way forward? (part 2)

By Alessandro Pellegata

Six MPs out of ten in our pooled sample are in favour of the introduction of Eurobonds, a figure slightly higher than what is observed among voters (56%). However, in Germany, Poland, and Sweden, a clear majority of MPs (70% on average) does not support the introduction of Eurobonds.

21 March 2019

Mass Vs Elites #8: European leaders in the eyes of national elites

By Alessandro Pellegata

Following the analysis of elites' opinion relative to the behaviour of Germany during the Euro crisis, we gauged MPs' feelings towards some European leaders who played, or are still playing, a relevant role in the current multidimensional crisis of the EU.

5 March 2019

Mass Vs Elites #7: Elites evaluate Germany’s role during the crisis

By Alessandro Pellegata

Being the largest member state and biggest economy of the EU, Germany has played an important role during the crisis. We asked MPs of 7 EU countries if Berlin acted more like a "self-interested hegemon", or a "solidaristic leader".

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«A test of transnationalist theories on the Italian case confirms that a higher level of direct and indirect interactions with other Europeans as well as a greater awareness of the EU play a role in the definition of attitudes towards immigration and the EU»

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