How Europeans View and Evaluate Democracy
Herausgeber: Ferrín, Mónica; Kriesi, Hanspeter
Mónica FerrÃn is an associate professor at University of A Coruña (Spain). She worked previously at Collegio Carlo Alberto in Turin and at the University of Zurich. Her main fields of research are public opinion, political participation and gender inequality in the public sphere. Hanspeter Kriesi is a part-time professor for Comparative Politics at the European University Institute in Florence. Previously, he held the Stein-Rokkan Chair at this university, as well as positions at the universities of Amsterdam, Geneva, and Zurich. 2017, he received the Mattei-Dogan Prize, and in 2022, honorary doctorates from the University of Lucerne and the Mid-Sweden University in Sundsvall. Together with colleagues from the LSE and the University of Milano he is currently working on an ERC Synergy project on the impact of the multiple crises on the resilience of the European Union.
* 1: Mónica FerrÃn and Hanspeter Kriesi: Introduction
* 2: Ruxandra Comanaru and Rory Fitzgerald: The challenges of repeat
measurement in times of the COVID-19 pandemic
* Part I: Views of democracy
* 3: Enrique Hernández: Stability and change in Europeans' views of
democracy
* 4: Mónica FerrÃn and Levente Littvay: Populism as an alternative
model of democracy: measuring and profiling the supporters of the
populist model
* 5: Hanspeter Kriesi: Stability and change in the structure of
Europeans' views of democracy
* 6: Besir Ceka and Pedro C. Magalhães: The correlates of European
citizens' views of democracy
* 7: Claudia Landwehr and Armin Schÿfer: Changes in Europeans'
evaluations of democracy
* Part II: evaluations of democracy
* 8: Mariano Torcal and Alexander H. Trechsel: The evaluation of
democratic performance from a comparative longitudinal perspective
* 9: Irene Palacios: The relationship between views and evaluations of
democracy
* 10: Bernhard Wessels: Stability and change - legitimacy and populism
* Part III: Additional questions going beyond views and evaluations
* 11: Sergio Martini: Support for democracy and support for autocracy:
two sides of the same coin?
* 12: Micha? Kotnarowski, Rados?aw Markowski: Political legitimacy and
satisfaction with democracy in Europe
* 13: Mónica FerrÃn, Enrique Hernández and Pedro Riera: Democratic
views and voting behavior
* 14: Dietlind Stolle: Conclusion: For Europeans, democracy is alright
