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Which European Union?: Europe after the Euro Crisis
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In this paper, the Lisbon Treaty and the Euro crisis are considered as the starting point for the institutionalisation of multiple unions in the European Union, and a new political order in Europe is proposed.Abstract:
Preface: how many Unions? Part I. Institutionalisation of Multiple Unions: 1. From Rome to the Lisbon Treaty 2. The Lisbon Treaty and the Euro Crisis 3. Institutionalisation and constitutional divisions Part II. Main Perspectives on the European Union: 4. The perspective of the economic community 5. The perspective of intergovernmental union 6. The perspective of parliamentary union Part III. Towards the Compound Union Perspective: 7. Comparing democratic models 8. Compound unions and the EU 9. A new political order in Europe.read more
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