Representing Europeans: The 2009 European Parliament Election In Theory And Practice

Social Sciences

1. Integration 100%
2. Referendum 62%
3. Theory 62%
4. Practice 62%
5. Commitment 39%
6. State 37%
7. Legitimacy 31%
8. European Integration 31%
9. Decision Making 31%
10. EU Policy 31%
11. Government 31%
12. Citizen 31%
13. Responsibility 31%
14. Central Government 29%
15. Policy 25%
16. Eurozone 23%
17. Project 15%
18. Europe 15%
19. Support 15%
20. Testing 15%
21. Measure 15%
22. EU Treaty 15%
23. Growth 15%
24. Organizations 15%
25. Satisfaction 15%
26. Consensus 15%
27. Costs 15%
28. Legal Decision 15%
29. Representative 12%
30. Eurosceptics 7%
31. Groups 7%
32. Ambivalence 7%
33. EU Citizen 7%
34. Election Study 7%
35. Economic Resources 7%
36. EU Member State 6%
37. Paradigm 6%
38. International Treaty 6%
39. Effectiveness 6%
40. Frustration 6%
41. Decision 6%
42. Legitimation 6%
43. Calculation 6%
44. Coercion 6%
45. Process 6%
46. Demand 6%
47. Strategy 6%
48. EU Referendum 6%
49. Holding 6%
50. State Government 6%