The 1999 elections to the European Parliament
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The 1999 elections to the European Parliament
Palgrave, 2001
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Were the 1999 elections a watershed for the European Parliament? Did they represent the final step towards a federal Europe, or the end of European Union democracy? This book examines the elections within each of the fifteen member states, producing an analysis of their impact upon the Parliament's party style. The contributors speculate on the future of Euro-elections and offer ideas as to how the electoral system might be reformed through e-voting to encourage greater participation.
Table of Contents
- List of Tables List of Figures Abbreviations Foreword Notes on the Contributors PART I Invisible, Irrelevant but Insistent? Euro-elections and the European Parliament
- J.Lodge The European Parliament 1994-99
- R.Corbett The EP Since 1994: Making its Mark on the World Stage
- C.Piening PART II Austria
- J.Melchior Belgium and Luxembourg
- D.Hearl Denmark
- H.J.Nielsen Germany
- W.E.Paterson & S.Green Greece
- K.Featherstone & G.Kazamias Finland
- T.Raunio France
- D.Howarth Ireland
- E.Moxon-Browne Italy
- P.Daniels The Netherlands
- H.van der Kolk Portugal
- J.Magone Spain
- J.Gibbons Sweden
- K.M.Johansson The United Kingdom
- J.Mather PART III The Party System of the European Parliament after the 1999 Elections
- T.Raunio European Electoral Systems and Disproportionality
- M.Baimbridge & D.Darcy Making the EP Elections Distinctive: A Proposal for a Uniform e -electoral Procedure
- J. Lodge A Union Fit to Govern? The Role of the European Parliament and the Commission
- J.Lodge Index
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