European Parliament Eurobarometer (EB/EP 82.4) … · European Parliament Eurobarometer (EB/EP 82.4) 2014 Parlemeter ... P ENT. 12 2. National results ENT s. 13 FOCUS ON EURO AREA/NON-EURO

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Directorate-General for Communication

Public Opinion Monitoring Unit

Brussels, 5 March 2015

European Parliament Eurobarometer (EB/EP 82.4)

2014 Parlemeter

SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC ANNEX

Coverage: EU28 (27 801 EU citizens)

Target group: Europeans aged 15 and over

Methodology: Face-to-face (CAPI)

Fieldwork: 29 November - 9 December 2014, TNS opinion

INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................................. 2

I. THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT .................................................................................................................... 6

A. INFORMATION ON THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ...................................................................... 6

B. IMAGE AND ROLE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT .............................................................. 26

C. KNOWLEDGE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ....................................................................... 50

II. EUROPEANS AND THE EUROPEAN UNION ............................................................................................ 80

A. EUROPEAN IDENTITY AND MEMBERSHIP OF THE EU .............................................................. 80

B. THE VOICE OF THE EUROPEAN CITIZENS ................................................................................. 104

C. POLITICAL PRIORITIES AND VALUES......................................................................................... 132

Public Opinion Monitoring Unit

Jacques Nancy +32 2 284 24 85

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

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Age groups Gender Occupation Euro area/

non-euro area

INTRODUCTION

An analysis of the results in accordance with the gender, age and occupational category

of Europeans, as well as by group of countries (euro area/non-euro area), reveals a

number of trends. Overall:

- The European Parliament conjures up a more positive image among young

people than among older people, who are more likely to have a negative image

of the EP and to want its role to be reduced;

- Men are better informed than women about the European institutions and the

way in which the European Parliament works. Women are more likely to want the

EP to give priority to tackling poverty and social exclusion;

- The differences between occupational categories are more pronounced:

managers stand out by their better knowledge and are more likely to have a

positive image of the EP, while house persons and unemployed people are less

well-informed and more critical;

- In the euro area1, respondents are more knowledgeable about the way in which

the EP works, while feeling less well-informed than non-euro area respondents;

the latter are both less likely to have a negative image of the EP and more likely

to want it to play a less important role. The single currency is far more likely to

be seen as a marker of identity by euro area respondents than by non-euro area

respondents.

In detail:

Information on the European Parliament

- A majority of those aged 25 or over are likely to remember having seen, read or

heard something about the EP in the media, compared with a large minority of

15-24 year-olds (49% versus 50%). In all age categories, two-thirds or more of

respondents feel that they are ill-informed about the EP’s activities.

- Men (62%), managers (68%) and self-employed people (65%) are more likely than

women (54%), house persons (48% versus 51%) and unemployed people (50%) to

have seen, read or heard something recently about the EP. In the last three

categories, an above average proportion of respondents feel that they are ill-

informed about the EP’s activities (women, 72%; unemployed people, 74%; house

persons, 77%), but a majority of respondents share this view in all categories;

1 At the time of the survey, the euro area consisted of 18 countries, as Lithuania had not yet adopted the

single currency (Lithuania entered the euro area on 1 January 2015).

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- There are few “media recall” differences between euro area countries (58%, +10)

and non-euro area countries (57%, +12), but the scores have increased significantly

in both groups of countries. Euro area respondents (70%) are slightly more likely

than non-euro area respondents (62%) to feel ill-informed about the EP’s activities.

The European Parliament’s image and role

- In all categories, a majority of respondents have a neutral image of the EP, and

want the EP to play a less important role. This neutral image is widespread

among women (46%), young people (48% of 15-24 year-olds), manual workers

(48%) and students (48%). Positive perceptions of the EP outweigh negative

perceptions among those aged under 55, more strikingly among young people (33%

“positive versus 13%) than among those aged 40-54 (31% versus 25%), while those

aged 55 or over are evenly divided (28% versus 28%). Almost three out of ten

Europeans aged 40 or over want the EP to play a less important role than at present

(29%);

- The EP is most likely to conjure up a positive image among managers (37% versus

22%), though they are also the most likely to want the EP to play a less important

role (30%). Conversely, unemployed people (29% “negative” versus 26%) and

retired people (28% versus 27%) are more likely to have a negative than a positive

image. Non-euro area respondents are slightly more likely to have a positive image

of the EP (33% versus 29% in the euro area), whereas euro-area respondents are

more likely to want the EP to play a more important role (49% versus 45% outside

the euro area).

Knowledge of the European Parliament

- In all categories, a majority of respondents are aware that MEPs sit in the EP

according to their political affinities. Men (53%) are more likely than women

(44%) to give the right answer to this question, as are euro area respondents (51%)

compared with non-euro area respondents (43%). Levels of knowledge vary only

slightly by age (from 47% to 49%), but differ slightly more by occupation (from

45% of house persons to 54% of managers). White-collar workers are the most

likely to give the wrong answer, “according to their nationality” (41%);

- A majority of respondents in all categories are also aware that European laws

have to be agreed jointly by the EP and the Member States, with particularly

high levels of awareness among men (62%), 40-54 year-olds (63%) and managers

(66%). The “DK” rate is particularly high among women (28%) and house persons

(36%);

- Respondents in all categories are very divided on how the decision-making

process works within the EP: the answer “according to the interests of the

Member States from which the MEPs come” is the predominant opinion among

women (38% versus 37%), young people (41% versus 38%), white-collar workers

(42% versus 41%) and non-euro area respondents (40% versus 38%); the answer

“according to the political affinities of the MEPs” is predominant in all the other

categories, except for students, and manual workers, who are evenly divided.

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European identity and the sense of belonging to the EU

- The values of democracy and freedom and the euro represent the European

identity for large proportions of Europeans. Men and women, different age

categories and most occupational categories rank democracy and freedom ahead of

the euro, with scores ranging from 60% among managers to 45% among 25-39

year-olds and self-employed people. House persons stand out by placing the euro at

the top of their list (45% versus 38% for democracy and freedom), while

unemployed people are evenly divided (39%);

- The single currency is the main marker of identity in the euro area (50%

versus 49% for democracy and freedom). This item was mentioned less frequently

by non-euro area respondents (22% versus 43%);

- In all categories without exception, membership of the EU is seen as a good

thing, most notably among men (56%), young people (60%), managers (67%),

students (67%) and euro area respondents (55%). There are significant differences

between occupational categories, with the lowest scores for “a good thing” being

recorded among unemployed people (44%) and house persons (46%).

The voice of European citizens

- The impression that “my voice counts in (OUR COUNTRY)” is shared by a

majority of respondents in all categories: men and women, different age categories

and most occupational categories (in particular managers, 71%), euro area and non-

euro area respondents. This impression is the least widespread among house

persons (47% versus 49% who disagree) and unemployed people (48% versus

47%);

- On the other hand, in most categories, respondents consider that their voice does

not count in the EU: this view is particularly widespread among those aged 40 or

over (54%), women (54%), house persons (61%), unemployed people (58%), and

euro area respondents (55%). Managers are the only exception; a majority of them

say that their voice counts in the EU (52%).

Political priorities and values

- The EP should give priority to tackling poverty and social exclusion: that is the

opinion of more than half the respondents in most categories, in particular the most

socially vulnerable categories - women (59%), house persons (64%) and

unemployed people (61%) - and euro area respondents (56%). Men (50%),

managers (45%), self-employed people (48%) and non-euro respondents (52%) are

slightly less likely to mention this item;

- Solidarity, between Member States and between the EU and poor countries in

the world, is a value which the EP should defend. In most categories,

respondents prioritise solidarity between Member States, more frequently

mentioned by men (33%), 40-54 year-olds (32%), self-employed people and

managers (both 36%). Women (26% for solidarity between Member States, 22%

for solidarity with poor countries), young people (22%, 22%), house persons (25%,

22%) and students (25%, 23%) are the most divided.

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Euro area respondents are more alert than non-euro area respondents to the values of

solidarity, both between EU Member States (32% versus 24% outside the euro area)

and between the EU and poor countries (23% versus 19%).

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I. THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

A. INFORMATION ON THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

1. Media recall

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FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS

1. European Union results

QP2. Have you recently read in the press, seen on the Internet or on television or heard on the radio something about the European Parliament?

Age g

roups

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

8

2. National results

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Age g

roups

9

FOCUS ON GENDER



G

ender

IN

FO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

10

2. National results

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

G

ender

11

FOCUS ON OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS



Occupational gro

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INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

12

2. National results

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

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PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

O

ccupatio

nal g

roups

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FOCUS ON EURO AREA/NON-EURO AREA



Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

14

2. National results

Lithuania is listed in the non-euro area, as it was not yet within the euro area

at the time of fieldwork of this survey.

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

15

16

2. Feeling informed about the European Parliament’s

activities

17

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP3. In general, do you consider that you are very well, fairly well, fairly badly

or very badly informed about the European Parliament’s activities?

Age g

roups

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

18

2. National results

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Age g

roups

19

FOCUS ON GENDER


QP3. In general, do you consider that you are very well, fairly well, fairly badly or very badly informed about the European Parliament’s activities?

Gender

IN

FO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

20

2. National results

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

G

ender

21




Occupational gro

ups

IN

FO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

22

2. National results

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

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HE E

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PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

O

ccupatio

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Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

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2. National results

* NA = not asked. The question was not asked in this country during the preceding survey.



INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

UR

OPEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

25

26

B. IMAGE AND ROLE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

1. General image of the European Parliament

27

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP5. In general, does the European Parliament conjure up for you a very positive, fairly positive, neutral, fairly negative or very negative image?

Age g

roups

I

MAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

28

2. National results

IMAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Age g

roups

29

3. National results

Age g

roups

I

MAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

30

FOCUS ON GENDER 1. European Union results

QP5. In general, does the European Parliament conjure up for you a very positive,

fairly positive, neutral, fairly negative or very negative image?

IMAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

G

ender

IMAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

G

ender

31

2. National results

Gender

IMAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

32

3. National results

IMAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

G

ender

33




Occupational gro

ups

IM

AG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

34

2. National results

IMAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

O

ccupatio

nal g

roups

35

3. National results

Occupational gro

ups

IM

AG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

36




IMAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

37

2. National results



Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

IMAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

38

3. National results



IMAG

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

39

40

2. Role of the European Parliament

41

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP8. Would you personally like to see the European Parliament play a more important or less important role than it currently does?

Age g

roups

R

OLE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

42

2. National results

INFO

RM

ATIO

N O

N T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Age g

roups

RO

LE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Age g

roups

43

FOCUS ON GENDER



Gender

RO

LE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

44

2. National results

RO

LE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

G

ender

45




Occupational gro

ups

RO

LE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

46

2. National results

RO

LE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

O

ccupatio

nal g

roups

47




Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

RO

LE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

48

2. National results



RO

LE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

49

50

C. KNOWLEDGE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

1. The way the European Parliament works

51

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP6. And, in your opinion, do members of the European Parliament

sit in the European Parliament according to…?

Age g

roups

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

52

2. National results

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Age g

roups

53

FOCUS ON GENDER




Gender

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

54

2. National results

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

G

ender

55



QP6. And, in your opinion, do members of the European Parliament sit in the European Parliament according to…?

Occupational gro

ups

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

56

2. National results

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Occupatio

nal g

roups

57





Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

58

2. National results



KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

59

60

2. The way the European Parliament’s decisions are

adopted

61

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP7. Would you say that the European Parliament’s decisions are adopted above all…?

Age g

roups

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

62

2. National results

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Age g

roups

63

FOCUS ON GENDER



Gender

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

64

2. National results

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

G

ender

65




Occupational gro

ups

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

66

2. National results

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

O

ccupatio

nal g

roups

67




Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

68

2. National results



KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

69

70

3. Overall knowledge on the European Parliament

71

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP4.3. For each of the following statements about the EU could you please tell me whether you think it is true or false?

At the EU level, European laws (directives and regulations) have to be agreed jointly by the European Parliament and the Member States

Age g

roups

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

72

2. National results

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Age g

roups

73

FOCUS ON GENDER


QP4.3. For each of the following statements about the EU could you please

tell me whether you think it is true or false? At the EU level, European laws (directives and regulations) have to be agreed jointly

by the European Parliament and the Member States

Gender

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

74

2. National results

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

G

ender

75



QP4.3. For each of the following statements about the EU could you please tell me whether you think it is true or false?

At the EU level, European laws (directives and regulations) have to be agreed jointly by the European Parliament and the Member States

Occupational gro

ups

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

76

2. National results

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Occupatio

nal g

roups

77



QP4.3. For each of the following statements about the EU could you please

tell me whether you think it is true or false? At the EU level, European laws (directives and regulations) have to be agreed jointly

by the European Parliament and the Member States

Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

KN

OW

LED

GE O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

78

2. National results



KN

OW

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GE O

F T

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URO

PEAN

PARLIA

MEN

T

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

79

80

II. EUROPEANS AND THE EUROPEAN UNION

A. EUROPEAN IDENTITY AND MEMBERSHIP OF THE EU

1. Elements making up the European identity

81

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP11. The European identity can be composed of several elements. In your opinion,

which of the following are the most important elements that go to make up the European identity? (MAX. 3 ANSWERS)

Age g

roups

EU

RO

PEAN

ID

EN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

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82

2. National results: the values of democracy and freedom

EU

RO

PEAN

IDEN

TIT

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ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

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Age g

roups

83

3. National results: the single currency, the euro

Age g

roups

EU

RO

PEAN

ID

EN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

84

FOCUS ON GENDER 1. European Union results

QP11. The European identity can be composed of several elements. In your opinion,

which of the following are the most important elements that go to make up the European identity? (MAX. 3 ANSWERS)

EU

RO

PEAN

IDEN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

Gender

85


Gender

EU

RO

PEAN

ID

EN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

86


EU

RO

PEAN

IDEN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

Gender

87



QP11. The European identity can be composed of several elements. In your opinion, which of the following are the most important elements that go to make up the European identity?

(MAX. 3 ANSWERS)

Occupational gro

ups

EU

RO

PEAN

ID

EN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

88


EU

RO

PEAN

IDEN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

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O

ccupatio

nal g

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89


Occupational gro

ups

EU

RO

PEAN

ID

EN

TIT

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ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

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90



QP11. The European identity can be composed of several elements. In your opinion, which of the following are the most important elements that go to make up the European identity?

(MAX. 3 ANSWERS)

EU

RO

PEAN

IDEN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

91




Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

EU

RO

PEAN

ID

EN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

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IP O

F T

HE E

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92




EU

RO

PEAN

IDEN

TIT

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MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

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Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

93

94

2. Membership of the European Union

95

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP13 Generally speaking, do you think that (OUR COUNTRY)'s membership of the EU is...?

Age g

roups

EU

RO

PEAN

ID

EN

TIT

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ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

96

2. National results

EU

RO

PEAN

IDEN

TIT

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ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

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Age g

roups

97

FOCUS ON GENDER



Gender

EU

RO

PEAN

ID

EN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

98

2. National results

EU

RO

PEAN

IDEN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

Gender

99




Occupational gro

ups

EU

RO

PEAN

ID

EN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

100

2. National results

EU

RO

PEAN

IDEN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

O

ccupatio

nal g

roups

101




Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

EU

RO

PEAN

ID

EN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

102

2. National results



EU

RO

PEAN

IDEN

TIT

Y A

ND

MEM

BERSH

IP O

F T

HE E

U

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

103

104

B. THE VOICE OF THE EUROPEAN CITIZENS

1. My voice counts in (OUR COUNTRY)

105

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP14.2. Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each of the following statements.

My voice counts in (OUR COUNTRY)

Age g

roups

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

106

2. National results

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

Age g

roups

107

3. National results

Age g

roups

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

108

FOCUS ON GENDER


QP14.2. Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. My voice counts in (OUR COUNTRY)

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

Gender

109

2. National results

Gender

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

110

3. National results

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

G

ender

111


1. European Union results QP14.2. Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each of the following statements.

My voice counts in (OUR COUNTRY)

Occupational gro

ups

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

112

2. National results

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

O

ccupatio

nal g

roups

113

3. National results

Occupational gro

ups

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

114



QP14.2. Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. My voice counts in (OUR COUNTRY)

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

115

2. National results



Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

116

3. National results



TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

117

118

2. My voice counts in the EU

119

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP14.1. Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each

of the following statements. My voice counts in the EU

Age g

roups

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

120

2. National results

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

Age g

roups

121

3. National results

Age g

roups

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

122

FOCUS ON GENDER


QP14.1. Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each of the following statements. My voice counts in the EU

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

Gender

123

2. National results

Gender

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

124

3. National results

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

G

ender

125




Occupational gro

ups

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

126

2. National results

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

O

ccupatio

nal g

roups

127

3. National results

Occupational gro

ups

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

128




TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

129

2. National results



Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

130

3. National results



TH

E V

OIC

E O

F T

HE E

URO

PEAN

CIT

IZEN

S

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

131

132

C. POLITICAL PRIORITIES AND VALUES

1. Priority policies

133

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP9. The European Parliament promotes the development of certain policies at EU level. In your opinion which of the following policies should be given priority? Firstly? And then?

(MAX. 4 ANSWERS)

Age g

roups

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

134

2. National results

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

Age g

roups

135

FOCUS ON GENDER



(MAX. 4 ANSWERS)

G

ender

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

136

2. National results

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

Gender

137




(MAX. 4 ANSWERS)

Occupational gro

ups

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

138

2. National results

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

O

ccupatio

nal g

roups

139




(MAX. 4 ANSWERS)

Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

140

2. National results



PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

141

142

2. The values of the European Parliament

143

FOCUS ON AGE GROUPS


QP10. In your opinion, which of the following values should the European Parliament defend as a matter of priority? (MAX. 3 ANSWERS)

Age g

roups

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

144

2. National results

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

Age g

roups

145

FOCUS ON GENDER



G

ender

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

146

2. National results

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

Gender

147




Occupational gro

ups

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

148

2. National results

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

O

ccupatio

nal g

roups

149




Euro

are

a/

Non-e

uro

are

a

PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

150

2. National results



PO

LIT

ICAL P

RIO

RIT

IES A

ND

VALU

ES

Euro

are

a/ N

on-e

uro

are

a

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