OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of European Union Politics is 6. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)

Article	Citations
The responsive public: How European Union decisions shape public opinion on salient policies	48
Corrigendum to “Is this crisis different? Attitudes towards EU fiscal transfers in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic”	35
Understanding oversight through parliamentary questions: The European Parliament in the Economic and Monetary Union	32
European integration and political party logos: A ‘visual Europeanization’?	25
Blurred lines between electoral and parliamentary representation: The use of constituency staff among Members of the European Parliament	24
From polarization of the public to polarization of the electorate: European Parliament elections as the preferred race for ideologues	24
Economic perceptions and attitudes towards the European Union: A survey experiment	20
Support for European Union membership comes in various guises: Evidence from a Correlational Class Analysis of novel Dutch survey data	19
Does immigration boost public Euroscepticism in European Union member states?	19
SAGE Award for the best article published in European Union Politics, Volume 21	19
Beyond the U-curve: Citizen preferences on European integration in multidimensional political space	18
Issues that mobilize Europe. The role of key policy issues for voter turnout in the 2019 European Parliament election	17
Understanding lobbying dynamics through survey research: An introduction to the InterCov dataset	17
Two sides of the same coin? The effect of differentiation on noncompliance with European Union law	16
The divided public: Dynamics of heterogeneity of European public opinion towards European integration	15
The nuclear option: Voting for the pan-European party Volt	15
Who holds the union together? Citizens’ preferences for European Union cohesion in challenging times	15
The political effects of intra-EU migration: Evidence from national and European elections in seven countries	14
Euroscepticism and the use of negative, uncivil and emotional campaigns in the 2019 European Parliament election: A winning combination	13
From fringe to front? Assessing the voting influence of the radical right in the European Parliament	13
The electoral consequences of compensation for globalization	12
How supranational institutions benefit from crises: Member states’ solidarity and the EU's image during the COVID-19 pandemic	11
Far-right cooperation: Gender, political networks, and the cordon sanitaire in the European Parliament	11
Peoples’ perspectives on the ‘Future of Europe’ – A comparative study from within and beyond the European Union	11
Unequal perspectives? Income inequality as a benchmark for support for European integration	10

Pandemic threat and authoritarian attitudes in Europe: An empirical analysis of the exposure to COVID-19	10
Managing networks: Cohesion and fluidity in EU climate cooperation with European neighbours	10
The Eurodisappointed: On the disenchantment with the EU's limited response to democratic backsliding	9
The trade-off between admitting and paying: Experimental evidence on attitudes towards asylum responsibility-sharing	9
Solidarity on a divided continent: Perceptions of ‘centre’ and ‘periphery’ determine European citizens’ willingness to help other EU countries	9
Electoral responses to the increased contestation over European integration. The European Elections of 2019 and beyond	9
The effect of European integration on economic redistribution in Central and Eastern Europe	9
From fear to support? The role of benefit guarantees in EU multilevel welfare governance	9
Mass Euroscepticism revisited: The role of distributive justice	8
EU executives on social media: Assessing the potential and trajectories of legitimation via public communication on Twitter	8
More equal than different? Gender and legislative turnover in the European Parliament and west European legislatures	7
International fiscal rules and domestic support for austerity	7
EUP Referees 1 January 2020– 31 March 2022	7
Talking about Europe? Explaining the salience of the European Union in the plenaries of 17 national parliaments during 2006–2019	7
Conclusion – external threat and internal divisions: How the war in Ukraine shapes mass politics in the EU	6
Differentiated integration as symbolic politics? Constitutional differentiation and policy reintegration in core state powers	6
The effects of economic austerity on pro-sociality: Evidence from Greece	6