2019 European Elections

The volume aims to provide consolidated analyses of the 2019 European elections and explanations about the future of the European party system, in a context in which the EU has to face many challenges, including the erosion of electoral support for mainstream parties and the increasing success of populist parties. Its structure is designed to combine the overall view on the role of elections in shaping the future European project with relevant case studies.



The book gives the reader a perspective not only on the results of the European Parliament elections as such, but also on how these results are related to national trends which pre-exists and what kind of collateral effects on the quality of democracy they could have.



Contributors include: Jan B ba, Sorin Bocancea, D ra B kay, Radu Carp, J zsef D r , Tom s Dvoř k, Alexandra Alina Iancu, Ruxandra Ivan, Petra Jankovsk , Malgorzata Madej, Cristina Matiuța, Sergiu Mișcoiu, Valentin Naumescu, Gianluca Piccolino, Leonardo Puleo, Alexandru Radu, Mihai Sebe, Sorina Soare, Tobias Sp ri, Jeremias Stadlmair, Martin Stefek, Piotr Sula, and Jaroslav Usiak.