The 2019 European elections are thus an excellent case study of whether the EU has become relevant within the domestic political arena. We welcome empirical as well as theoretical studies addressing demand as well as supply side perspectives. The focus will be on Italy although comparative studies are welcome. Expressions of interest can be sent to the Special Issue guest editors Giuliano Bobba (giuliano.bobba@unito.it) and Mario Quaranta (mario.quaranta@unitn.it). The deadline for the submission of papers is 1 July, 2019.
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Italian Political Science (IPS) is an open-access peer-reviewed quarterly journal dedicated to deepening the understanding of political phenomena relevant for political scientists and a wider public, including journalists, policy-makers, policy analysts, political activists and all those who have an interest in politics.
IPS publishes intellectually stimulating and conceptually rigorous contributions on all areas relevant to Political science. All articles include a focus on contemporary Italy, either considered as a case-study or in comparative or European perspective.
