Infographics

Infographics

Infographics

Infographics

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

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".

26 February 2019

Mass Vs Elites #6: Elites’ take on the nature and solutions of the EU crisis

By Alessandro Pellegata

At the aggregate level, the majority of MPs believes that the nature of the post-2008 crisis is both political and economic. Turning to the possible solutions of the current European crisis, interesting cross-country and cross-partisan differences appear.

12 February 2019

Mass Vs Elites #5: Images of the EU

By Alessandro Pellegata

At the aggregate level, slightly less than 40% of MPs opt for the image of a "common house" when asked how they would picture the EU.

5 February 2019

Mass Vs Elites #4: The benefits of EU-membership

By Alessandro Pellegata

Overall, more than eight MPs out of ten believe that their countries have benefited from EU membership. However, in six countries masses appear to be more sceptical than elites about the benefits the EU has brought.

30 January 2019

Mass Vs Elites #3: Who should access the domestic labour market and welfare state?

By Alessandro Pellegata

Differently from our previous observations about the mission of the EU and the support for international financial solidarity among member states in times of crisis, political elites are much more likely to support freedom of movement, compared to the voters they represent.

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.

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