Galina Zapryanova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4377897 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Galina Zapryanova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Galina |
| FAMILY NAME | Zapryanova |
| SIGNATURE | ZAPRYANOVA G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mannheim Centre for European Social Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 85 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
The political space in the European parliament: Measuring MEPs' preferences amid the rise of Euroscepticism
The 2014–2019 European Parliament (EP) contained an unprecedented number of Eurosceptic Members of the European Parliament (MEPs). These changes reflected a growing politicisation of European integration in which conflicts between those opposing the process and those favouring it became more pronounced. Using a unique time series of surveys of the European parliamentarians, we examine how far the policy preferences of the MEPs responded to this p…
An ever-closer union? Measuring the expansion and ideological content of European Union policy-making through an expert survey
Only a few studies have measured the expansion of European Union competences and they have relied on information derived from consecutive treaties, producing measures that do not vary in between. But decisions on the allocation of authority to the European Union also occur regularly through secondary legislation. This article presents a new index of the Europeanisation of policy based on an expert survey. The index provides a valuable new resourc…
Understanding Members of the European Parliament: Four waves of the European Parliament Research Group MEP survey
This article presents a new survey of Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) conducted during 2015, which adds to a time series of MEP surveys carried out by the European Parliament Research Group. The data allow for comparison of MEPs’ views with those of the EU public, European Parliament candidates, and members of national and regional parliaments in Europe. The survey includes questions on topical issues, such as intra-EU migration and the…
The effect of supranational identity on cultural values in Europe
Does supranational identity have an independent effect on individuals’ beliefs about culturally contested issues in their national systems? This article demonstrates that self-categorization in the supranational realm – a seemingly unrelated category to domestic value cleavages – has implications for individuals’ views on cultural issues. Traditional theories of international norm diffusion focus almost exclusively on state-level interactions, bu…
Coping with Crisis: Europe's Challenges and Strategies
The EU in Crisis: Advancing the Debate
The European Union (EU) has experienced an unprecedented economic and financial crisis since 2007, the effects of which form the object of analysis in this Special Issue. In particular, it addresses the questions of whether and how the crisis has served as an obstacle or an opportunity for further integration. It concentrates on two broad types of implications for the EU that are central elements of theories on integration and policy and public o…
Indirect Effects of Eurosceptic Messages on Citizen Attitudes toward Domestic Politics
Does criticism of the E uropean U nion ( EU ) by elites cultivate support for democratic values among ordinary citizens? All Eurosceptic messages are critical of E uropean integration; they do not all vilify similar aspects of the E uropean U nion. This article proposes a framing model of the effects of Euroscepticism on citizens' domestic political attitudes. EU critiques that are framed in terms of ‘democratic deficit’ lead citizens to consider…
The EU in Crisis: Advancing the Debate
The European Union (EU) has experienced an unprecedented economic and financial crisis since 2007, the effects of which form the object of analysis in this Special Issue. In particular, it addresses the questions of whether and how the crisis has served as an obstacle or an opportunity for further integration. It concentrates on two broad types of implications for the EU that are central elements of theories on integration and policy and public o…
The political space in the European parliament: Measuring MEPs' preferences amid the rise of Euroscepticism
The 2014–2019 European Parliament (EP) contained an unprecedented number of Eurosceptic Members of the European Parliament (MEPs). These changes reflected a growing politicisation of European integration in which conflicts between those opposing the process and those favouring it became more pronounced. Using a unique time series of surveys of the European parliamentarians, we examine how far the policy preferences of the MEPs responded to this p…
Understanding Members of the European Parliament: Four waves of the European Parliament Research Group MEP survey
This article presents a new survey of Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) conducted during 2015, which adds to a time series of MEP surveys carried out by the European Parliament Research Group. The data allow for comparison of MEPs’ views with those of the EU public, European Parliament candidates, and members of national and regional parliaments in Europe. The survey includes questions on topical issues, such as intra-EU migration and the…
Indirect Effects of Eurosceptic Messages on Citizen Attitudes toward Domestic Politics
Does criticism of the E uropean U nion ( EU ) by elites cultivate support for democratic values among ordinary citizens? All Eurosceptic messages are critical of E uropean integration; they do not all vilify similar aspects of the E uropean U nion. This article proposes a framing model of the effects of Euroscepticism on citizens' domestic political attitudes. EU critiques that are framed in terms of ‘democratic deficit’ lead citizens to consider…
An ever-closer union? Measuring the expansion and ideological content of European Union policy-making through an expert survey
Only a few studies have measured the expansion of European Union competences and they have relied on information derived from consecutive treaties, producing measures that do not vary in between. But decisions on the allocation of authority to the European Union also occur regularly through secondary legislation. This article presents a new index of the Europeanisation of policy based on an expert survey. The index provides a valuable new resourc…
The effect of supranational identity on cultural values in Europe
Does supranational identity have an independent effect on individuals’ beliefs about culturally contested issues in their national systems? This article demonstrates that self-categorization in the supranational realm – a seemingly unrelated category to domestic value cleavages – has implications for individuals’ views on cultural issues. Traditional theories of international norm diffusion focus almost exclusively on state-level interactions, bu…
Indirect Effects of Eurosceptic Messages on Citizen Attitudes toward Domestic Politics
Does criticism of the E uropean U nion ( EU ) by elites cultivate support for democratic values among ordinary citizens? All Eurosceptic messages are critical of E uropean integration; they do not all vilify similar aspects of the E uropean U nion. This article proposes a framing model of the effects of Euroscepticism on citizens' domestic political attitudes. EU critiques that are framed in terms of ‘democratic deficit’ lead citizens to consider…
The EU in Crisis: Advancing the Debate
The European Union (EU) has experienced an unprecedented economic and financial crisis since 2007, the effects of which form the object of analysis in this Special Issue. In particular, it addresses the questions of whether and how the crisis has served as an obstacle or an opportunity for further integration. It concentrates on two broad types of implications for the EU that are central elements of theories on integration and policy and public o…
The effect of supranational identity on cultural values in Europe
Does supranational identity have an independent effect on individuals’ beliefs about culturally contested issues in their national systems? This article demonstrates that self-categorization in the supranational realm – a seemingly unrelated category to domestic value cleavages – has implications for individuals’ views on cultural issues. Traditional theories of international norm diffusion focus almost exclusively on state-level interactions, bu…
Coping with Crisis: Europe's Challenges and Strategies
An ever-closer union? Measuring the expansion and ideological content of European Union policy-making through an expert survey
Only a few studies have measured the expansion of European Union competences and they have relied on information derived from consecutive treaties, producing measures that do not vary in between. But decisions on the allocation of authority to the European Union also occur regularly through secondary legislation. This article presents a new index of the Europeanisation of policy based on an expert survey. The index provides a valuable new resourc…
Understanding Members of the European Parliament: Four waves of the European Parliament Research Group MEP survey
This article presents a new survey of Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) conducted during 2015, which adds to a time series of MEP surveys carried out by the European Parliament Research Group. The data allow for comparison of MEPs’ views with those of the EU public, European Parliament candidates, and members of national and regional parliaments in Europe. The survey includes questions on topical issues, such as intra-EU migration and the…
The political space in the European parliament: Measuring MEPs' preferences amid the rise of Euroscepticism
The 2014–2019 European Parliament (EP) contained an unprecedented number of Eurosceptic Members of the European Parliament (MEPs). These changes reflected a growing politicisation of European integration in which conflicts between those opposing the process and those favouring it became more pronounced. Using a unique time series of surveys of the European parliamentarians, we examine how far the policy preferences of the MEPs responded to this p…
European Union Policy and Governance (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · European union (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (3 works) · European integration (3 works)