The Potential for Transnational Nationalisms in the European Party System

Gómez-Reino, Margarita

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“…Second, Euroscepticism and radical right populism (RRP) have fundamentally impacted political group formation. Unlike the CEEC enlargement, the emergence of the RRP resulted in the establishment of new political groups in the EP (Gómez-Reino, 2018;. showed how the presence of Eurosceptics in the EP induced different motivations underlying political group formation in the 7th Parliament (2009Parliament ( -2014.…”

Section: Background Of Political Group Formationmentioning

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European Parliament’s Political Groups in Turbulent Times

Silva¹

2023

Journal of Contemporary European Studies

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Section: Background Of Political Group Formationmentioning

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European Parliament’s Political Groups in Turbulent Times

Silva¹

2023

Journal of Contemporary European Studies

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“…Extant research has engaged with how supranational party politics developed (Switek 2016, Raunio 2021Hix and Lord 1997;Bressanelli 2014;Bardi 1994;), followed by a focus on political groups (Kreppel 2002;Hix, Noury and Roland 2007;Ahrens, Elomäki and Kantola 2022). Lately, the cooperation of populist and right-wing parties in political groups received increasing scholarly attention (McDonnell and Werner 2019;Gómez-Reino 2018;Brack 2018), including constitutionalising Europarties in light of EU regulations (Norman and Wolfs 2021;Morijn 2019). Parties and political groups are thus key elements of a parliamentary party-based EU democracy (Westlake 2019;Johansson and Raunio 2019), yet, with effects of their organisational incongruence not fully explored.…”

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The relationships between Europarties and European political groups: changing formal and informal rules and the Spitzenkandidatur

Ahrens¹,

Miller²

2023

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The condition of EU democracy is hotly debated and European Parliament’s political groups and Europarties play an important role in continuing power struggles between European Union institutions. To harness the increased power of both the European Parliament and European citizens, the formal and informal relationships between the political groups and Europarties matter, with the Spitzenkandidatur process as a crucial aspect. Using a dataset of 135 semi-structured interviews, this article looks beneath the formal rules that structure European Parliament’s political groups and Europarties. Exploring how MEPs construct these relationships, it discusses leadership, institutionalisation and stances toward European integration as core elements of the relationship between Europarties and political groups in the European Parliament.

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The Potential for Transnational Nationalisms in the European Party System

Cited by 2 publications

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European Parliament’s Political Groups in Turbulent Times

European Parliament’s Political Groups in Turbulent Times

The relationships between Europarties and European political groups: changing formal and informal rules and the Spitzenkandidatur

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