This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the outcome of the June 2024 European Parliament elections, focusing on the characteristics of national political formations that are represented in Strasbourg and the identity of the political groups in the European Parliament. This analysis is based on two axes of ideological and political nature: (1) the political spectrum (Left to Right), and (2) the disposition of the parties toward European integration. The paper makes use of data from the European Election Study 2024 (EES) exploring EP political groups’ (lack of) homogeneity and the varying degree of their internal cohesion.

Read here in pdf the Working paper by Antonis Papakostas, former EU official; Research Associate, ELIAMEP  and Spyros Blavoukos,  Professor, Athens University of Economics and Business; Senior Research Fellow and Head of the ‘Ariane Condellis’ European Program, ELIAMEP.

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24100The New Political Groups in the European Parliament: Ideological Identity and Cohesion
European Programme ‘Ariane Condellis’
Spyros Blavoukos
Angeliki DimitriadiDimitris Kollias
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Spyros Blavoukos Senior Research Fellow, Head, EU Institutions & Policies Programme; Head of the 'Ariane Condellis' European Programme; Professor, Athens University of Economics & Business
The New Political Groups in the European Parliament: Ideological Identity and Cohesion
Antonis Papacostas Research Associate; Former oficial of the European Commission