Redefining EU membership : differentiation in and outside the European Union / edited by Diane Fromage.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Fromage, Diane, editor.

Series:

Oxford scholarship online.

Oxford scholarship online

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

European Union--Membership.

European Union.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (0 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Oxford : Oxford University Press, [2024]

Summary:

'Redefining EU Membership' focuses on the concept of EU membership and on the related issue of differentiation within and outside the Union. The book defines EU membership and what distinguishes it from sole participation in EU policies, providing an opportunity to reflect on the necessity to depart from the current unitary membership status.

Contents:

Cover

Half Title

Title Page

Copyright Page

Acknowledgement

Contents

Brief Contents

Figures and Tables

Abbreviations

Contributors' Biographies

A Prologue : The Peoples of Europe: Ways that Unite and Ways that Divide

1 Introduction-​(Re)defining Membership? Current and Future Perspectives for EU Differentiated Integration

I. Why Seek to (Re)define European Union Membership? And Why Do so Now?

II. EU Membership and Differentiation in and outside the Union: Definition, Evolution, and State of the Art

III. Research Question and Structure of this Book

IV. Conclusion: Where does 'EU Membership' Stand Today?

V. Outlook: The Future of Differentiation in an EU Post-​Brexit, Post-​COVID and Post-​Ukraine

2 Member State Equality and Procedural Fairness in Differentiated Integration: A Republican Perspective

I. Introduction

II. Differentiated Integration Does not Entail Differentiated Membership

III. Why Non-​domination Applies to Internal but not External Differentiation

IV. The Citizens, Fairness, and Support of DI

V. Application: Can an ' À la carte Europe' be a Fair Europe?

VI. Conclusion

3 How Differentiated is EMU Membership? The De Facto and De Jure Constraints of EU Economic Governance

II. De Jure Differentiation

III. De Facto Differentiation: Poland in the European Semester

IV. Conclusion: Differentiation in the 'Post-​Covid' EMU

4 Differentiated Integration in EU Foreign, Security, and Defence Policy

II. The Concepts of Internal and External Differentiation in the Context of CFSP

III. Differentiated Integration through CFSP Instruments

IV. Conclusions

5 Playing Fast and Loose: Unravelling Membership in the AFSJ

I. Introduction.

II. AFSJ: A Policy Area Born Differentiated, Growing over Time

III. Schengen and Pr ü m: Opting in through Treaty Inclusion

IV. Europol: Third-​country Member States in Differentiated EU Agency

V. Internal Differentiation through Enhanced Cooperation: The Case of EPPO

VI. Asylum Law: Muddled Differentiation despite Zero Tolerance Normatively

VII. Brexit: A Partially Participating Third Country

VIII. Conclusion

6 Of Bits and Pieces of EU Law in Territories: The Many Shades of European Integration

II. The Evolution of Differentiated Integration within the EU Member State Territories: Towards a Multi-​shade of European Integration?

III. Post-​Brexit Framework of the Multi-​shaded European Integration

7 Permanent Derogations and Transitional Arrangements for New Member States: Accession Condictiones Sine Quibus Non

II. Permanent Derogations

III. Transitional Arrangements: Raison d' ê tre and Typology

IV. Transitional Periods Applicable to/​in New Member States

V. Temporary Derogations

VI. Phasing in of the Newcomers to the EU Institutions and Selected EU Policies

VII. Conclusions

8 Governance Architecture and Prospects for Regulatory Differentiation in the EU-​UK Trade Relationship

II. Overarching Governance Arrangements in the Withdrawal Agreement and Trade and Cooperation Agreement

III. Regulatory Extension and the Multilevel Governance Role of Regulatory Agencies and Networks

9 Caught in the Balance: Consequences of Associated Membership over Time

II. The Case of Norway

III. An Organizational Theory Approach to Administrative Integration

IV. Data and Methods

V. Administrative Integration without Membership

VI. Conclusion.

10 Diffusion and Differentiation of EU Norms in the EEA

II. Scope of the EEA Agreement: Formal Limitations and the 'Special Relationship'

III. Ensuring the Dynamic Development of the EEA Agreement: The Principle of Homogeneity

IV. Updates and Handbrakes: Incorporating Secondary EU Measures into EEA Law

V. The Pluralistic Nature of Judicial EEA Enforcement

VI. Conclusions

11 EU Norm Diffusion to Switzerland: EU Policies À la carte and Integration in Pieces?

II. EU-​Swiss Relations: Talking Two Different Languages

III. EU-​Swiss Relations between Norm Diffusion and Norm Transfer

IV. What Future for EU-​Swiss Relations?

12 External Differentiated Integration: The Modalities of Turkey's Opting into the European Union

II. Turkey's Functional Cooperation with the EU: An Illustration of External Differentiation

III. Institutional Design: A New Pattern of External Differentiated Integration

IV. Conclusion

13 The Western Balkans and European Union Enlargement-​Exploring Possibilities of Differentiated Integration

II. Two Decades of EU Integration of the Western Balkans-​The Rising Relevance of Differentiated Integration

III. Current Modes of External Differentiation for the Western Balkans

IV. Ways Forward for Europeanization in the Absence of Membership

V. Conclusion: What are the Current Possibilities under EU Treaties?

14 Democratic Reform and Backsliding in the Post-​Soviet Area: What Role for the EU?

II. Variation in Democratic Reform Efforts across the Post-​Soviet Area

III. Conditions for Democratic Reforms, including EU Democracy Promotion

IV. Explaining Democracy Reform Progress: Combining Sets of Explanations

V. Operationalization and Methods

VI. Analysis and Results.

VII. Conclusion

15 Integration without Membership? Achievements and Limitations of Functionalist Cooperation in the EU's Eastern Neighbourhood

II. From the ENP to the Eastern Partnership and Beyond: An Intensified Diffusion of EU Rules

a (Still) Limited Organizational Inclusion

III. Eastern Partners' Responses to the EU's Offer: A Policy À la carte

IV. Blurred Boundaries in External Differentiation: From Association to Accession

V. Conclusion

Index.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Description based on online resource and publisher information; title from PDF title page (viewed on June 21, 2024).

ISBN:

0-19-194814-4

0-19-267173-1

OCLC:

1441210785