The Structure of Citizen Attitudes and the European Political Space
By M. Gabel, C. Anderson. 2002
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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations
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- Money Makes the EU Go Round: The Objective Foundations of Conflict in the Council of Ministers (2015, unknown): “Both Hagemann (2007) and Mattila (2009) identify the left-right cleavage as a dimension of conflict within the Council. Hagemann and Høyland (2008) reach a similar conclusion. However, their study does not control for the possible impact that other conflict dimensions might have. Hagemann and De Cle”
- Post-Maastricht Blues: The Transformation of Citizen Support for European Integration, 1973–2004 (2007, background): “Despite ebbs and flows in support across all policy areas, the rank order of preferences remains very much the same from year to year (Dalton and Eichenberg, 1998; Gabel and Anderson, 2002; Hooghe, 2003).”
- Turning round the telescope. Centre-right parties and immigration and integration policy in Europe1 (2008, background): “…and party positions on European integration – is the question of whether the debate on migration and multiculturalism cross-cuts traditional constructions of the left–right dimension or, as would seem to be the case, is collapsed into it (see Gabel and Anderson 2002; McElroy and Benoit 2007).”
- Taking Europe To Its Extremes (2009, background): “While conflict over Europe was often seen as largely independent of the dominant dimension of political conflict (Gabel and Anderson, 2002; Hix and Lord, 1997), authors are increasingly arguing that issues regarding European integration are linked to the left–right dimension (Hooghe et al., 2002;…”