Politicising Europe: Transnational lists as a means of moving the debate from “if” to “which”
The 2014 European elections were undoubtedly ground-breaking. Their historical character was determined by the fact that all of the “traditional” European political families decided to diligently implement the provisions of the Lisbon Treaty. These enabled their European federations, the so-called euro-parties, to engage in the campaigns and also prompted them to elect top candidates. In …
