WORKING PAPERS
The REScEU 2019 Mass Survey Codebook
29 Nov 2019
The REScEU 2019 Mass Survey Codebook, Edited by Francesco Visconti and Alessandro Pellegata Data presented in this study are the results of a public opinion survey conducted in ten countries: Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, and Sweden. The fieldwork has been conducted after the 2019 European Parliament elections between June and August 2019 (see Table 1 for the fielding dates of each country) on a sample of about 1,500 respondents aged between 18 and 70 in each country, for a total of 15149 respondents. The sample has been built through a quota sampling (based on 2018 Eurostat data) around gender (M-F), age (three categories: 18-34, 35-54, 65+), educational level (based on ISCED 2011 categories recoded into three macro-categories: up to lower secondary degree, upper secondary degree, university degree) and macro-area of residence. The survey was conducted through a CAWI method by IPSOS, who interviewed about 1500 respondents voluntarily registered to the company online panel in each country.
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Final Scientific Report REScEU
07 Oct 2019
The final scientific Report of REScEU is available for the download.
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Ferrera, M. e A. Pellegata. “Can Economic and Social Europe Be Reconciled? Mass-Elite Differences in Attitudes toward Integration and Solidarity”
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F. Costamagna, The Revision of The Posted Workers Directive as a Meaningful Way to curb Regulatory Competition in the Social domain?, STALS Research Paper
F. Costamagna, The Revision of The Posted Workers Directive as a Meaningful Way to curb Regulatory Competition in the Social domain?, STALS Research Paper
A. Miglio, Reverse Qualified Majority Vote in Post-Crisi EU economic governance: a circumvention of institutional balance?, Working Paper RescEU
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WP n.22 - 01/2019 - Analyzing the Social Dimension of the european Semester: a Neo-Weberian Account
21 Jan 2019
Vesan, P., Corti F. & Sabato, S, Analyzing the Social Dimension of the european Semester: a Neo-Weberian Account, REScEU WP (Will be submitted to JCMS)
WP n.21 - 01/2019 - Enhancing the Visibility of Social Europe: a Practical Agenda for " The Last Mile"
01 Jan 2019
Madama I., 2019. Enhancing the Visibility of Social Europe: a Practical Agenda for " The Last Mile", in Debating European Citizenship, edited by R. Baubock, springer Verlag, 2019. ISBN 9783319899053, pp 261-266
Madama, I. and Jessoula, M. Accommodating EU's influence vs Protecting National Sovereignty. The Fight against Poverty in Italy and Germany at the time of "Europe 2020", in Hien J. and Jorges, c. (eds), Responses of European Economic Cultures to Europe's Crisis Politics: The Example of German-Italian discrepancies, e-Book of the Robert Schumann Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute
Visconti F., Attitudes towards EU and solidarity REScEU Working Paper Series (ISSN 2531-9159), Department of Social and Political Sciences, Università degli Studi di Milano, October 2018
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