Quantitative Methods and Public Opinion in the European Union

Abstract

This panel addresses a wide range of topics, including cultural events, emotional dynamics, identity formation, institutional trust, and the role of referendums, providing a comprehensive analysis of the factors influencing public sentiment across Europe. By examining various aspects, including emotions, identity, and trust, the research provides a sound understanding of the forces shaping public opinion in the EU. The research findings aim to enhance our understanding of public sentiment dynamics and develop strategies to foster European integration and address the challenges posed by polarization and declining institutional trust. The panel also highlights the use of advanced quantitative methods, showcasing innovative approaches to study public opinion and other areas of political science research. Overall, this panel aims to explore different quantitative methodologies and the various factors influencing public opinion in the EU to address current and future challenges in European integration.

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