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• Pt. I. Re-configurations of the European polity and its constitutional constellation after the financial crisis
• section 1. Institutional defects and external effects new modes of economic governance in the shadow of Carl Schmitt
• section 2. From social welfare to economic competitiveness through social austerity?
• section 3. Political projects and the logic of the market
• pt. II. A crisis of Europe's regulatory politics the turn to executive federalism
• section 1. Whither the European 'Regulatory state'?
• section 2. Whither 'Delibrerative supranationalism'?
• pt. III. Deliberative qualities of conflict resolution beyond the EU
• pt. IV. Contextualizing conflicts-law constitutionalism.

"The debate on law, governance and constitutionalism beyond the state is confronted with new challenges. In the EU, confidence in democratic transnational governance has been shaken by the authoritarian and unsocial practices of crisis management. The ambition of this book, which builds upon many years of close co-operation between its contributors, is to promote a viable interdisciplinary alternative to these developments. "Conflicts-law constitutionalism" is a concept of transnational governance which derives democratic legitimacy from the supranational control of the external impact of national decision-making, on the one hand, and the co-operative responses to problem interdependencies on the other. The first section of the book contrasts Europe's new modes of economic governance crisis management with the conditionality of international investments, and reflects upon the communalities and differences between emergency Europe and global exceptionalism. Subsequent sections substantiate the problma̦tique of executive and technocratic rule, explore conflict constellations of prime importance in the fields of environmental and labour law, and discuss the impact and limits of liberalisation strategies. Throughout the book, European and transnational developments are compared and evaluated."--Bloomsbury Publishing.

• Introduction: A tribute to Jean-Claude Piris, Director-General of the Legal Service of the Council of the European Union / Roger J. Goebel
• Reconciling European Union law demands with the demands of international arbitration / George A. Bermann
• The Treaty of Lisbon : a story in history or the making of a treaty / Thérèse Blanchet
• The European Council after the Treaty of Lisbon / Roger J. Goebel
• Can the enlarged European Union continue to be that united? / Giorgio Maganza
• Can Europe be democratic? Is it feasible? Is it necessary? Is the present situation sustainable? / Yves Mény
• The status in EU law of international agreements concluded by EU member states / Allan Rosas
• UK v. EU : a continuous test match / Julian J.E. Schutte
• The contradictory overlapping of national, EU, bilateral, and multilateral rules on foreign direct investment : who is guilty of such a mess? / Ramon Torrent.

• Introduction--
• 1. The continuing need for a strong EU in the foreseeable future--
• 2. An assessment of the present situation of the EU--
• 3. First option: substantially revising the EU treaties--
• 4. Second option: continuing on the present path while developing further closer cooperation--
• 5. Third option: politically progressing towards a two-speed Europe--
• 6. Fourth option: legally building a two-speed Europe-- Conclusion.
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The European Union is in crisis. Public unease with the project, Euro problems and dysfunctional institutions give rise to the real danger that the European Union will become increasing irrelevant just as its member states face more and more challenges of a globalised world. Jean-Claude Piris, a leading figure in the conception and drafting of the EU's legal structures, tackles the issues head on with a sense of urgency and with candour. The book works through the options available in light of the economic and political climate, assessing their effectiveness. By so doing, the author reaches the (for some) radical conclusion that the solution is to permit 'two-speed' development: allowing an inner core to move towards closer economic and political union, which will protect the Union as a whole. Compelling, critical and current, this book is essential reading for all those interested in the future of Europe.
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• Schriftsätze der Antragsteller und Beschwerdeführer
• 2 BvE 2/08, 2 BvR 1010/08
• Antrags- und Beschwerdeschrift vom 23. Mai 2008
• Der Vertrag von Lissabon und das Grundgesetz : Rechtsgutachten von Professor Dr. Dietrich Murswiek
• Erwiderung auf die Stellungnahmen von Bundesregierung und Deutschem Bundestag vom 21. Oktober 2008
• Erwiderung auf die Erwiderung von der Bundesregierung und die Duplik vom Deutschen Bundestag vom 28. Januar 2009
• 2 BvR 1022/08 : Beschwerdeschrift vom 12. Mai 2008
• 2 BvE 5/08 : Antragsschrift vom 24. Juni 2008
• 2 BvR 1259/08 : Beschwerdeschrift vom 24. Juni 2008
• 2 BvR 182/09 : Beschwerdeschrift vom 20. Januar 2009 und Schriftsatz vom 2. April 2009
• Stellungnahmen der Äusserungsberechtigten
• Stellungnahmen des Bundespräsidenten
• Schriftsatz vom 30. Juni 2008
• Schriftsatz vom 8. Oktober 2008
• Stellungnahmen der Bundesregierung
• Stellungnahme in den Verfahren 2 BvE 2/08, 2 BvR 1010/08 und 2 BvR 1022/08 vom 30. Juli 2008
• Stellungnahme in den Verfahren 2 BvE 5/08 und 2 BvR 1259/08 vom 22. August 2008
• Erwiderung in den Verfahren 2 BvE 2/08 und 2 BvR 1010/08 vom 13. November 2008
• Stellungnahmen des Deutschen Bundestags
• Stellungnahme in den Verfahren 2 BvE 2/08 und 2 BvR 1010/08 vom 28. Juli 2008
• Stellungnahme in den Verfahren 2 BvE 5/08 und 2 BvR 1259/08 vom 22. August 2008
• Duplik in den Verfahren 2 BvE 2/08 und 2 BvR 1010/08 vom 12. November 2008
• Stellungnahme des Bundesrats
• Stellungnahme des Landtags von Baden-Württemberg
• Mündliche Verhandlung vom 10. und 11. Februar 2009
• Verhandlungsgliederung
• Tonband-Wortlautprotokoll
• Urteil vom 30. Juni 2009
• Urteil
• Übersetzungen der Leitsätze
• Englische Fassung
• Französische Fassung
• Spanische Fassung
• Bibliographie zum Urteil
• Beiträge im rechts- und politikwissenschaftlichen Schrifttum
• Beiträge in Zeitungen
• Sonstige Beiträge.

• Introduction--
• 1. The continuing need for a strong EU in the foreseeable future--
• 2. An assessment of the present situation of the EU--
• 3. First option: substantially revising the EU treaties--
• 4. Second option: continuing on the present path while developing further closer cooperation--
• 5. Third option: politically progressing towards a two-speed Europe--
• 6. Fourth option: legally building a two-speed Europe-- Conclusion.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

The European Union is in crisis. Public unease with the project, Euro problems and dysfunctional institutions give rise to the real danger that the European Union will become increasing irrelevant just as its member states face more and more challenges of a globalised world. Jean-Claude Piris, a leading figure in the conception and drafting of the EU's legal structures, tackles the issues head on with a sense of urgency and with candour. The book works through the options available in light of the economic and political climate, assessing their effectiveness. By so doing, the author reaches the (for some) radical conclusion that the solution is to permit 'two-speed' development: allowing an inner core to move towards closer economic and political union, which will protect the Union as a whole. Compelling, critical and current, this book is essential reading for all those interested in the future of Europe.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• Contents: Preface Gisela Stuart, MP: The European Union and the Rule of Law Introduction Martin Trybus, Luca Rubini, and authors: After the Treaty is before the Treaty PART I: LAW AND GOVERNANCE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
• 1. Who Leads the EU? Michael Mirschberger
• 2. The European Court of Justice after Lisbon Anthony M. Arnull
• 3. 'Collective' Subsidiarity Monitoring by National Parliaments after Lisbon: The Operation of the Early Warning Mechanism Adam Cygan
• 4. The Pressures Inflicted by the Financial Crisis on the Euro Area: De Facto Creating an EU 'Economic Government' Despite the Status Quo Maintained in the Lisbon Treaty? Laura Puccio
• 5. Tracing the Development of Administrative Principles in the EU: A Possible New Approach to Legitimacy? Melanie Smith PART II: THE POWERS AND NATURE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
• 6. The European Union as a Staatenverbund? The Endorsement of the Principle of Conferral by the Treaty of Lisbon Barbara Guastaferro
• 7. A Jagged-edged Jigsaw: The Boundaries of Constitutional Differentiation and Irish-British-Euro Relations after the Treaty of Lisbon Elaine Fahey
• 8. Enhanced Cooperation and Conflicting Values - Are New Forms of Governance the Same as Good Governance? Ester Herlin-Karnell
• 9. The Substance of Subsidiarity: The Interpretation and Meaning of the Principle after Lisbon Ton van den Brink PART III: THE CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
• 10. The Charter of Fundamental Rights as a Set of Constitutional Principles Helena Raulus
• 11. The Charter of Fundamental Rights in the Treaty on European Union Martin Borowski
• 12. EU Human Rights Protection after Lisbon Wolfgang Weiss PART IV: EXTERNAL ACTION AND POLICY
• 13. The External Action of the European Union under the Treaty of Lisbon Urfan Khaliq
• 14. The New European Union's Common Commercial Policy after the Treaty of Lisbon Rafael Leal-Arcas
• 15. EU External Energy Policy: The Legal and Policy Impact of the New Competence Bart Van Vooren
• 16. Towards a Common Defence? Legal Foundations after the Lisbon Treaty Erkki Aalto PART V: JUSTICE AND CRIMINAL POLICY
• 17. Delegation and Accountability of Criminal Agencies after Lisbon: An Examination of Europol Bleddyn Davies
• 18. Options for Development of European Criminal Law under the Treaty of Lisbon Flora Goudappel
• 19. The EU Immigration and Asylum Policy in the Post-Lisbon Institutional Context Marie-Laure Basilien-Gainche PART VII: ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE
• 20. The Internal Market and the Welfare State: Anything New after Lisbon? Francesco Costamagna
• 21. Changing the Competition Regime Without Altering the Treaty's Chapter on Competition Julian Nowag
• 22. Services of General (Economic) Interest Post Lisbon Johan Van de Gronden and Catalin Rusu
• 23. The Future of Employment Law and Policy after Lisbon: The Rise of Solidarity Rights? Lisa Rodgers Bibliography Index.
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This comprehensive and insightful book discusses in detail the many innovations and shortcomings of the historic Lisbon version of the Treaty on European Union and what is now called the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. Divided into six parts, the 23 chapters provide 'after Lisbon' perspectives on law and governance of the EU, its powers and nature, the Charter on Fundamental Rights, EU external action and policy, justice and criminal policy, and economic governance. The authors, drawn from eleven EU Member States, offer a uniquely diverse and extensive coverage of the new EU law and policy after Lisbon. While the book argues that the Treaty of Lisbon has to be considered a milestone in the history of European integration, its shortcomings and open questions will make a future major treaty inevitable. The Lisbon Treaty and the Future of European Law and Policy will appeal to postgraduate students and academics in European law and policy, EU institutions, diplomatic missions, lobbying, NGOs, specialised lawyers and governments.
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• Introduction : EU Law, Sovereignty, and Populism / Francesca Bignami
• The Future of the European Economic and Monetary Union : Issues
• of Constitutional Law / Matthias Ruffert
• Post-Crisis Economic and Social Policy : Some Thoughts on
• Structural Reforms 2.0 / Philomila Tsoukala
• Politicized Integration : The Case of the Eurozone Crisis / Nicolas Jabko
• EU Financial Regulation after the Neoliberal Moment / Elliot Posner
• The Euro Crisis and the Transformation of the European Political System /
• Renaud Dehousse
• On Equal Treatment, Social Justice and the Introduction of
• Parliamentarism in the European Union / Ulf Öberg and Nathalie Leyns
• The Emerging Architecture of EU Asylum Policy : Insights into the Administrative Governance of the Common European Asylum
• System / Evangelia (Lilian) Tsourdi
• Databases for Non-EU Nationals and the Right to Private Life : Towards a System of Generalised Surveillance of Movement? / Niovi Vavoula
• The EU and International Terrorism : Promoting Free Movement of
• Persons, the Right to Privacy, and Security / Gilles de Kerchove and Christiane Höhn
• The Preventive Turn in European Security Policy : Towards a Rule of
• Law Crisis? / Valsamis Mitsilegas
• The Opening Salvo : The CLOUD Act, e-Evidence Proposals, and EUUS
• Discussions Regarding Law Enforcement Access to Data Across
• Borders / Jennifer Daskal
• Preserving Article 8 in Times of Crisis: Constraining Derogations from the European Convention on Human Rights / Marc Rotenberg and Eleni Kyriakides
• Progress and Failure in the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice / Emilio De Capitani
• Defending Democracy in EU Member States: Beyond Article 7 TEU / Kim Lane Scheppele and R. Daniel Kelemen
• The Politics of Resentment and First Principles in the European Court of Justice / Tomasz Tadeusz Koncewicz
• The Populist Backlash Against Europe : Why Only Alternative Economic and Social Policies Can Stop the Rise of Populism in Europe / Bojan Bugarič
• The Democratic Disconnect, the Power-Legitimacy Nexus, and the Future of EU Governance / Peter L. Lindseth
• Conclusion : Rule of Law, Rights, and Democracy in Sovereignty Sensitive Domains / Francesca Bignami.

"The rise of Euroscepticism and populist backlash pose a dramatic challenge to the EU and highlight the EU's growing legal powers over core areas of state sovereignty. Authored by leading academics and policymakers, this book provides a comprehensive and cutting-edge analysis of the fields of EU law at the heart of contemporary political debates-economic policy, human migration, internal security, and constitutional fundamentals at the national level. Following the specialist contributions, the conclusion draws out critical, cross-cutting lessons for improving legitimacy and advancing the rule of law, rights and democracy in sovereignty-sensitive areas of EU law. Accessible to students, this volume is an invaluable resource for researchers and scholars of EU law and politics"-- Provided by publisher.

• Introduction / John Armour and Horst Eidenmüller
• Brexit negotiations and their impact on the Brexit planning of banks : as with many negotiation processes, timing is everything / Johannes Adolff
• Leaving the EU : impact on bank customers / Luis Correia da Silva
• The landscape for post-Brexit European financial services / Thierry Philipponnat
• Brexit and financial services : bargaining in the shadow of equivalence / John Armour
• Negotiating a financial services deal : politics, preferences, and predictions / Niamh Moloney
• Implications of Brexit for private equity and private equity-backed firms / Mark Soundy
• A Brexit deal for financial services / Wolf-Greg Ringe
• Brexit and corporate governance : an economics perspective / Colin Mayer
• The Brexit stakes for corporate activity : a restructuring & insolvency perspective / Wolfram Prusko
• The effect of Brexit on the resolution of international disputes : choice of law and jurisdiction in civil and commercial matters / Giesela Rühl
• Negotiating Brexit : recognition and enforcement of judgments / Tom Snelling
• The effect of Brexit on the resolution of international disputes : the impact of Brexit on international commercial arbitration / Marco Torsello
• The effect of Brexit on the UK's trade with non-EU member states under the EU's mixed free trade agreements / Robert Volterra
• Empty threats : why the United Kingdom has currently no chance to become a tax or regulatory haven / Luca Enriques
• Brexit arithmetics / Kalypso Nicolaidis
• Triggering Article 50 : strategic approaches to Brexit negotiations / Own Darbishire
• Creating the value in the Brexit negotiations / Felix Steffek
• Brexit negotiations : process proposals / Andreas Hacke
• How to negotiate a successful Brexit / Horst Eidenmüller.

Brexit is on its way. By mid 2019, the UK will no longer be a member of the European Union and its new relationship with the EU will be have taken shape. Getting to that point will involve complex negotiations untangling legal, economic and political issues. This volume brings together leading commentators to examine three crucial questions on the risk, the negotiating framework and the process.
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