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Over the past half-century, Europe has experienced the most radical reallocation of authority that has ever taken place in peace-time, yet the ideological conflicts that will emerge from this are only now becoming apparent. The editors of this 2004 volume, Gary Marks and Marco Steenbergen, have brought together a formidable group of scholars of European and comparative politics to investigate patterns of conflict that are arising in the European Union. Using diverse sources of data, and examining a range of actors, including citizens, political parties, members of the European Parliament, social movements, and interest groups, the authors of this volume conclude that political contestation concerning European integration is indeed rooted in the basic conflicts that have shaped political life in Western Europe for many years. This comprehensive volume provides an analysis of political conflict in the European Union.

Introduction: models of political conflict in the European Union

Marco R. Steenbergen and Gary Marks

Part I. Citizens:

  1. The structure of citizen attitudes and the European

political space Christopher J. Anderson and Matthew J. Gabel

  2. Potential for contestation on national matters at

national elections in Europe Cees Van Der Eijk and Mark N.

Franklin

  3. Don't rock the boat: expectations, fears and opposition

to EU level policymaking Leonard Ray

  4. Varieties of capitalism and political divides over

European Integration Adam P. Brinegar, Seth K. Jolly and Herbert

Kitschelt

Part II. Political Parties:

  5. Defining the EU political space: an empirical study of

the European elections manifestos, 1979–1999 Matthew J. Gabel and

Simon Hix

  6. Does Left/Right structure party positions on European

integration? Liesbet Hooghe, Gary Marks and Carole J. Wilson

  7. Political competition in the European Parliament:

evidence from roll call and survey analyses Jacques J. A.

Thomassen, Abdul G. Noury and Erik Voeten

  8. Contesting Europe? The salience of European integration

as a party issue Marco R. Steenbergen and David Scott

Part III. Groups:

  9. Contestation potential of interest groups in the EU:

emergence, structure and political alliances Bernhard Wessels

  10. Contestation in the streets: European protest and the

emerging Euro-polity Doug Imig

  11. Conclusion: European integration and political conflict

Gary Marks.

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　　Over the past half-century, Europe has experienced the most

radical reallocation of authority that has ever taken place in

peace-time, yet the ideological conflicts that will emerge from

this are only now becoming apparent. The editors of this volume,

Gary Marks and Marco Steenbergen, have brought together a

formidable group of scholars of European and comparative politics

to investigate patterns of conflict that are arising in the

European Union. Using diverse sources of data, and examining a

range of actors, including citizens, political parties, members of

the European Parliament, social movements, and interest groups, the

authors of this volume conclude that political contestation

concerning European integration is indeed rooted in the basic

conflicts that have shaped political life in Western Europe for

many years. This comprehensive volume provides the most up-to-date

analysis of political conflict in the European Union.

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conflict and debate ? Comprehensive - covers individuals, political

parties and interest groups ? An international team of authors from

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Over the past half-century, Europe has experienced the most radical reallocation of authority that has ever taken place in peace-time, yet the ideological conflicts that will emerge from this are only now becoming apparent. The editors of this 2004 volume, Gary Marks and Marco Steenbergen, have brought together a formidable group of scholars of European and comparative politics to investigate patterns of conflict that are arising in the European Union. Using diverse sources of data, and examining a range of actors, including citizens, political parties, members of the European Parliament, social movements, and interest groups, the authors of this volume conclude that political contestation concerning European integration is indeed rooted in the basic conflicts that have shaped political life in Western Europe for many years. This comprehensive volume provides an analysis of political conflict in the European Union.