2016
DOI: 10.4324/9781315665245
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Transnational Party Co-operation and European Integration

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“…Alongside increasing powers for the Parliament, transnationalisation, by which we mean the breaking down of nationally demarcated silos within which Europe's elections take place, has been an important area of development since the formation of the parliament. In practice, most existing literature has focused on transnationalisation in terms of the formation of international coalitions of parties, both in the form of political groups within the EP and especially through loosely integrated Europarties (see Hix and Lord, 1997;Pridham and Pridham, 1981). 1 The development of Europarties has been considerable in terms of increased funding and responsibilities, with major Europarties now agreeing election manifestoes and, since 2014, choosing candidates for the presidency of the European Commission, the so-called Spitzenkandidaten.…”
Section: Transnationalising Europe's Voting Spacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alongside increasing powers for the Parliament, transnationalisation, by which we mean the breaking down of nationally demarcated silos within which Europe's elections take place, has been an important area of development since the formation of the parliament. In practice, most existing literature has focused on transnationalisation in terms of the formation of international coalitions of parties, both in the form of political groups within the EP and especially through loosely integrated Europarties (see Hix and Lord, 1997;Pridham and Pridham, 1981). 1 The development of Europarties has been considerable in terms of increased funding and responsibilities, with major Europarties now agreeing election manifestoes and, since 2014, choosing candidates for the presidency of the European Commission, the so-called Spitzenkandidaten.…”
Section: Transnationalising Europe's Voting Spacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is also the growing literature related to Europarties beginning from Marquand (1978), Pridham and Pridham (1981) and Niedermayer (1983) through Gaffney (1996), Hix and Lord (1997) to Delwit, Külahci and van de Walle (2001), Johansson and Zervakis (2002), Mittag (2006), Fiala, Mareš and Sokol (2007), Hanley (2008), Armbrecht (2008), de Prat (2009), Mittag and Steuwer (2010) and special issue of Acta Politica (Timuş, Lightfoot, 2014) to name only a few. But there is a lack of research on the Europarties investigated as multi-level organisations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To start with, early literature particularly recognises that the development of Europarties can only be understood by considering both the importance of external developments in the process of European integration and of internal developments in the emerging party federations (Day, 2014, p. 8; see e.g. Johansson, 1997, p. 107-126;Pridham & Pridham, 1981). As such, most literature describes or analyses the evolution of Europarties, aiming to identify the institutional and political factors that influence this process (e.g.…”
Section: After the 1979 Direct Elections: Studies On The Emergence And Development Of Europartiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the time, scholars identified two most important constraints on progress towards real parties at the European level (e.g. Claeys & Loeb-Mayer, 1979;Pridham & Pridham, 1981).…”
Section: After the 1979 Direct Elections: Studies On The Emergence And Development Of Europartiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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