COVID-19 created profound shockwaves across the Union, pushing supranational crisis
policymaking to the forefront of European politics and fostering an unprecedented …

This article analyses how the characteristics of recipient countries shape individual support
for international redistribution in Europe. Whilst a growing body of research has looked into …

This article analyses party positions on European Union (EU) solidarity in Germany in the
run-up to the 2021 German federal elections. While previous studies have investigated …

We present a theory linking political and social trust to explain trust erosion in modern
societies. Individuals disagree on the seriousness of an externality problem, which leads to …

This paper analyses how the characteristics of recipient countries shape individual support
for international redistribution in Europe. Whilst a growing body of research has looked into …

COVID-19 had the potential to dramatically increase public support for welfare. It was a time
of apparent increased solidarity, of apparently deserving claimants, and of increasingly …

Although there is a growing trend in scientific and political discussions about how people
feel about climate change in the context of trust, adequate research in this area is lacking in …

We present a model where individuals disagree on the seriousness of externality problems,
which leads to diverging policy opinions. We show how this heterogeneity has two important …

This paper examines how crises affect interpersonal and institutional trust levels in the
European Union to better understand the symbiotic relationship between these two factors …

Starting from 2018, the European University Institute (EUI) and the corporate YouGov
implemented a survey aimed to study the evolution of European, transnational solidarity …