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An open window into politics: A structured database of plenary sessions of the European Parliament

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  • Camille Tremblay-Antoine

    (Department of Political Science, Columbia University, USA)

  • Steve Jacob

    (Department of Political Science, 4440Université Laval, Canada)

  • Yannick Dufresne

    (Department of Political Science, 4440Université Laval, Canada)

  • Patrick Poncet

    (InfoScope, Canada)

  • Shannon Dinan

    (Department of Political Science, 4440Université Laval, Canada)

Abstract

The uniqueness of the European Parliament, as well as the magnitude of impact its decisions wield over member states, are elements that capture researchers’ attention. However, several of this institution’s particularities have made broad analysis of the textual content it produces difficult. This research note presents Vitrine Démocratique , a new, publicly accessible, and centralized database structuring interventions made in the European Parliament starting in 2014, both in their original languages and translated to English. The process by which this high-velocity database was created is presented, as well as a descriptive overview of the contents of this data source, which is continuously updated on a daily basis.

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  • Camille Tremblay-Antoine & Steve Jacob & Yannick Dufresne & Patrick Poncet & Shannon Dinan, 2024. "An open window into politics: A structured database of plenary sessions of the European Parliament," European Union Politics, , vol. 25(3), pages 605-622, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:sae:eeupol:v:25:y:2024:i:3:p:605-622
    DOI: 10.1177/14651165241239637
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