Europawahl 2019: neue politische Konstellationen für die Wahlperiode 2019-2024

Rudolf Hrbek

doi:10.5771/0720-5120-2019-3-167

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- 165–166 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 165–166
- 167–217 AUFSÄTZE 167–217
  - 167–186 Europawahl 2019: neue politische Konstellationen für die Wahlperiode 2019-2024 Rudolf Hrbek Rudolf Hrbek 167–186
  - 187–204 Frankreich, Deutschland und die europäische Integration im Aachener Vertrag Stefan Seidendorf Stefan Seidendorf 187–204
  - 205–217 Die Europäische Union, die Östliche Partnerschaft und „Assoziierung Plus“: zur Debatte über die Einbindung assoziierter Nachbarn unterhalb einer EU-Mitgliedschaft Tobias Schumacher Tobias Schumacher 205–217
- 218–225 FORUM 218–225
  - Die Wahlen zum Europäischen Parlament 2019: drei Ursachen für die Transformation im europäischen Parteiensystem Johannes Kohls, Manuel Müller Johannes Kohls, Manuel Müller
- 226–234 TAGUNGEN 226–234
  - TAGUNG
- 235–244 ARBEITSKREIS EUROPÄISCHE INTEGRATION 235–244
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Europawahl 2019: neue politische Konstellationen für die Wahlperiode 2019-2024

Autoren

Rudolf Hrbek

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0720-5120-2019-3-167
- ISSN: 0720-5120
- ISSN online: 2941-8895
Zusammenfassung

This article argues that the results of the European elections 2019 differ considerably in the 28 member states of the European Union since they were primarily determined by factors within the respective national context: the priorities in the political discourse and the actual configuration of the party system. The article identifies new political constellations for the European Parliament (the formation and composition of party groups incl. the relative weight of national groups as well as the relations between party groups) and asks about their impact on the role of the European Parliament in the electoral period 2019-2024 and on the inter-institutional relations. The Spitzenkandidaten procedure serves as a first test case.

Abstract

This article argues that the results of the European elections 2019 differ considerably in the 28 member states of the European Union since they were primarily determined by factors within the respective national context: the priorities in the political discourse and the actual configuration of the party system. The article identifies new political constellations for the European Parliament (the formation and composition of party groups incl. the relative weight of national groups as well as the relations between party groups) and asks about their impact on the role of the European Parliament in the electoral period 2019-2024 and on the inter-institutional relations. The Spitzenkandidaten procedure serves as a first test case.
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