The danish EMU referendum 2000: Business as usual

Government and Opposition

Volumn 36, Issue 3, 2001, Pages 379-402

  Marcussen, Martin ^a   Zølner, Mette ^a  

^a NONE   (United States)

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EID: 0035617244     PISSN: 0017257X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/1477-7053.00071     Document Type: Article

References (12)

1. The authors gratefully acknowledge the constructive comments and suggestions received from Sven Bislev, Tim Knudsen, Hans Jørgen Nielsen and the anonymous referee of the journal.
2. 'Når jeg ser et rødt flag smælde', text by Oskar Hansen, music by Jobs. Madsen, year unknown.
3. H. N. Carlsen, J. T. R. Jackson and N. I. Meyer (eds), When No Means Yes, London, Adamantine, 1993.
4. 'Vi har vundet, sejren er vor!', author and year unknown.
5. 'Snart dages del brødre', text by U. P. Overby, music by Chr. Jos. Rasmusssen, year unknown.
6. Hans Jørgen Nielsen, EF på valg, Copenhagen, Columbus, 1993; Hans Jørgen Nielsen, 'The Danish Voters and the Referendum in June on the Maastricht Agreement', in Morten Kelstrup (ed.), European Integration and Denmark's Participation, Copenhagen, Political Studies, 1993, pp. 365-80; Karen Siune, Palle Svensson and Ole Tonsgaard, Det blev et nej, Århus, Politica, 1992; Palle Svensson, 'Folkeafstemningen den 18. maj 1993', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1993, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1994, pp. 98-126; Torben Worre, 'Folkeafstemningen om Maastricht-traktaten 2. juni 1992', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1992, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1993, pp.112-32; Torben Worre, 'First No, Then Yes: The Danish Referenda on the Maastricht Treaty 1992 and 1993', Journal of Common Market Studies, 33:2 (1995), pp. 235-57; Torben Worre, Hans Jørgen Nielsen and Jørgen Goul Andersen, 'Tre studier af Maastricht-afstemningerne', Institut for Statskundskab, University of Copenhagen, 1993. An interesting new trend in the Danish EMU-referendum is that the town-versus-country, north-versus-south, east-versus-west cleavages with regard to European integration have disappeared. The year 2000 No vote was equally distributed in all parts of the country.
7. Hans Jørgen Nielsen, EF på valg, Copenhagen, Columbus, 1993; Hans Jørgen Nielsen, 'The Danish Voters and the Referendum in June on the Maastricht Agreement', in Morten Kelstrup (ed.), European Integration and Denmark's Participation, Copenhagen, Political Studies, 1993, pp. 365-80; Karen Siune, Palle Svensson and Ole Tonsgaard, Det blev et nej, Århus, Politica, 1992; Palle Svensson, 'Folkeafstemningen den 18. maj 1993', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1993, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1994, pp. 98-126; Torben Worre, 'Folkeafstemningen om Maastricht-traktaten 2. juni 1992', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1992, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1993, pp.112-32; Torben Worre, 'First No, Then Yes: The Danish Referenda on the Maastricht Treaty 1992 and 1993', Journal of Common Market Studies, 33:2 (1995), pp. 235-57; Torben Worre, Hans Jørgen Nielsen and Jørgen Goul Andersen, 'Tre studier af Maastricht-afstemningerne', Institut for Statskundskab, University of Copenhagen, 1993. An interesting new trend in the Danish EMU-referendum is that the town-versus-country, north-versus-south, east-versus-west cleavages with regard to European integration have disappeared. The year 2000 No vote was equally distributed in all parts of the country.
8. Hans Jørgen Nielsen, EF på valg, Copenhagen, Columbus, 1993; Hans Jørgen Nielsen, 'The Danish Voters and the Referendum in June on the Maastricht Agreement', in Morten Kelstrup (ed.), European Integration and Denmark's Participation, Copenhagen, Political Studies, 1993, pp. 365-80; Karen Siune, Palle Svensson and Ole Tonsgaard, Det blev et nej, Århus, Politica, 1992; Palle Svensson, 'Folkeafstemningen den 18. maj 1993', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1993, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1994, pp. 98-126; Torben Worre, 'Folkeafstemningen om Maastricht-traktaten 2. juni 1992', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1992, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1993, pp.112-32; Torben Worre, 'First No, Then Yes: The Danish Referenda on the Maastricht Treaty 1992 and 1993', Journal of Common Market Studies, 33:2 (1995), pp. 235-57; Torben Worre, Hans Jørgen Nielsen and Jørgen Goul Andersen, 'Tre studier af Maastricht-afstemningerne', Institut for Statskundskab, University of Copenhagen, 1993. An interesting new trend in the Danish EMU-referendum is that the town-versus-country, north-versus-south, east-versus-west cleavages with regard to European integration have disappeared. The year 2000 No vote was equally distributed in all parts of the country.
9. Hans Jørgen Nielsen, EF på valg, Copenhagen, Columbus, 1993; Hans Jørgen Nielsen, 'The Danish Voters and the Referendum in June on the Maastricht Agreement', in Morten Kelstrup (ed.), European Integration and Denmark's Participation, Copenhagen, Political Studies, 1993, pp. 365-80; Karen Siune, Palle Svensson and Ole Tonsgaard, Det blev et nej, Århus, Politica, 1992; Palle Svensson, 'Folkeafstemningen den 18. maj 1993', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1993, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1994, pp. 98-126; Torben Worre, 'Folkeafstemningen om Maastricht-traktaten 2. juni 1992', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1992, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1993, pp.112-32; Torben Worre, 'First No, Then Yes: The Danish Referenda on the Maastricht Treaty 1992 and 1993', Journal of Common Market Studies, 33:2 (1995), pp. 235-57; Torben Worre, Hans Jørgen Nielsen and Jørgen Goul Andersen, 'Tre studier af Maastricht-afstemningerne', Institut for Statskundskab, University of Copenhagen, 1993. An interesting new trend in the Danish EMU-referendum is that the town-versus-country, north-versus-south, east-versus-west cleavages with regard to European integration have disappeared. The year 2000 No vote was equally distributed in all parts of the country.
10. Hans Jørgen Nielsen, EF på valg, Copenhagen, Columbus, 1993; Hans Jørgen Nielsen, 'The Danish Voters and the Referendum in June on the Maastricht Agreement', in Morten Kelstrup (ed.), European Integration and Denmark's Participation, Copenhagen, Political Studies, 1993, pp. 365-80; Karen Siune, Palle Svensson and Ole Tonsgaard, Det blev et nej, Århus, Politica, 1992; Palle Svensson, 'Folkeafstemningen den 18. maj 1993', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1993, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1994, pp. 98-126; Torben Worre, 'Folkeafstemningen om Maastricht-traktaten 2. juni 1992', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1992, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1993, pp.112-32; Torben Worre, 'First No, Then Yes: The Danish Referenda on the Maastricht Treaty 1992 and 1993', Journal of Common Market Studies, 33:2 (1995), pp. 235-57; Torben Worre, Hans Jørgen Nielsen and Jørgen Goul Andersen, 'Tre studier af Maastricht-afstemningerne', Institut for Statskundskab, University of Copenhagen, 1993. An interesting new trend in the Danish EMU-referendum is that the town-versus-country, north-versus-south, east-versus-west cleavages with regard to European integration have disappeared. The year 2000 No vote was equally distributed in all parts of the country.
11. Hans Jørgen Nielsen, EF på valg, Copenhagen, Columbus, 1993; Hans Jørgen Nielsen, 'The Danish Voters and the Referendum in June on the Maastricht Agreement', in Morten Kelstrup (ed.), European Integration and Denmark's Participation, Copenhagen, Political Studies, 1993, pp. 365-80; Karen Siune, Palle Svensson and Ole Tonsgaard, Det blev et nej, Århus, Politica, 1992; Palle Svensson, 'Folkeafstemningen den 18. maj 1993', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1993, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1994, pp. 98-126; Torben Worre, 'Folkeafstemningen om Maastricht-traktaten 2. juni 1992', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1992, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1993, pp.112-32; Torben Worre, 'First No, Then Yes: The Danish Referenda on the Maastricht Treaty 1992 and 1993', Journal of Common Market Studies, 33:2 (1995), pp. 235-57; Torben Worre, Hans Jørgen Nielsen and Jørgen Goul Andersen, 'Tre studier af Maastricht-afstemningerne', Institut for Statskundskab, University of Copenhagen, 1993. An interesting new trend in the Danish EMU-referendum is that the town-versus-country, north-versus-south, east-versus-west cleavages with regard to European integration have disappeared. The year 2000 No vote was equally distributed in all parts of the country.
12. Hans Jørgen Nielsen, EF på valg, Copenhagen, Columbus, 1993; Hans Jørgen Nielsen, 'The Danish Voters and the Referendum in June on the Maastricht Agreement', in Morten Kelstrup (ed.), European Integration and Denmark's Participation, Copenhagen, Political Studies, 1993, pp. 365-80; Karen Siune, Palle Svensson and Ole Tonsgaard, Det blev et nej, Århus, Politica, 1992; Palle Svensson, 'Folkeafstemningen den 18. maj 1993', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1993, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1994, pp. 98-126; Torben Worre, 'Folkeafstemningen om Maastricht-traktaten 2. juni 1992', in Nikolaj Petersen and Christian Thune (eds), Dansk udenrigspolitisk årbog 1992, Copenhagen, DJØF's forlag, 1993, pp.112-32; Torben Worre, 'First No, Then Yes: The Danish Referenda on the Maastricht Treaty 1992 and 1993', Journal of Common Market Studies, 33:2 (1995), pp. 235-57; Torben Worre, Hans Jørgen Nielsen and Jørgen Goul Andersen, 'Tre studier af Maastricht-afstemningerne', Institut for Statskundskab, University of Copenhagen, 1993. An interesting new trend in the Danish EMU-referendum is that the town-versus-country, north-versus-south, east-versus-west cleavages with regard to European integration have disappeared. The year 2000 No vote was equally distributed in all parts of the country.