Between Flexibility and Disintegration

Contents Introduction Bruno De Witte, Andrea Ott and Ellen Vos Part I: Institutional Dimension 1. Variable Geometry and Differentiation as Structural Features of the EU Legal Order Bruno De Witte 2. Competing Models for Understanding Differentiated Integration Daniel Thym 3. Enhanced Cooperation: The Cinderella of Differentiated Integration Steve Peers 4. Modes of Flexibility: Framework Legislation v 'Soft' Law Mark Dawson and Alieza Durana 5. Differentiated Representation: Is a Flexible European Parliament Desirable? Deirdre Curtin and Cristina Fasone 6. Differentiation through Accession Law: Free Movement Rights in an Enlarged European Union Andrea Ott 7. Flexibility and Differentiation: A Plea for Allowing National Differentiation in the Fundamental Rights Domain Maartje de Visser and Anne Pieter van der Mei Part II: Policy-specific Aspects 8. Differentiated Integration in EMU Stefaan Van den Bogaert and Vestert Borger 9. Differentiated Integration in the Field of Economic and Monetary Policy and the Use of "(Semi-)Extra" Union Legal Instruments - The Case for "Inter Se Treaty Amendments" Christoph Herrmann 10. European Banking Union and the EU Single Financial market: More Differentiated Integration, or Disintegration? Eilis Ferran 11. The Financial Transaction Tax Project Pieter Van Cleyenbreugel and Wouter Devroe 12. Differentiated Integration or Uniform Regime? National Derogations from EU Internal Market Measures Ellen Vos and Maria Weimer 13. Flexibility in EU Environmental Law and Policy: A Response to Complexity, or Fig Leaf for Expediency? Suzanne Kingston 14. The Perils of Differentiated Integration in the Field of Asylum Nadine El-Enany 15. Between Flexibility and Disintegration in EU Criminal Law Ester Herlin-Karnell 16. Foreign Policy between Opt-outs and Closer Cooperation Panos Koutrakos Index

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