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The 1989 Election of the European Parliament

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  • © 1990

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  1. Juliet Lodge

    1. University of Hull, UK

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Table of contents (12 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xviii
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  2. Ten Years of an Elected European Parliament

    • Juliet Lodge
    Pages 1-36

  3. Belgium and Luxembourg

    • John Fitzmaurice
    Pages 37-52

  4. Denmark

    • Alastair H. Thomas
    Pages 53-65

  5. The Federal Republic of Germany

    • Eva Kolinsky
    Pages 66-89

  6. Greece

    • Kevin Featherstone, Susannah Verney
    Pages 90-106

  7. Spain and Portugal

    • Richard Gillespie
    Pages 107-125

  8. France

    • Paul Hainsworth
    Pages 126-144

  9. Ireland

    • Michael Gallagher
    Pages 145-158

  10. Italy

    • Philip Daniels
    Pages 159-178

  11. The Netherlands

    • Ruud Koole
    Pages 179-189

  12. The United Kingdom

    • Michael Burgess, Adrian Lee
    Pages 190-209

  13. 1989: Edging towards ‘genuine’ Euro-elections?

    • Juliet Lodge
    Pages 210-235

  14. Back Matter

    Pages 236-249
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A brief overview of the 1989 European Parliament elections in each of the member states. Each case study addresses a common set of issues, and each is designed to be intelligible to non-specialists and to those unfamiliar with the state in question.

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  • University of Hull, UK

    Juliet Lodge

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