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The future of the EU  |  Multi-Speed Europe - Flexible Integration  |  Functioning of the European institutions

 

The future of the EU

Since the European Council of Laeken in 2001, the EU has committed itself to a constitutional process, which, through the Convention, has led to the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe.


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Multi-Speed Europe - Flexible Integration

The idea and practice of a multi-speed Europe exists since a long time, but the debate on a more flexible Union has been intensified since the post-constitutional crisis. The key question is what could be the potential applications of flexibility in a Europe of 27, either on the basis of treaties, or in a system functioning outside the institutional framework.


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  • Flexible Integration: What could be the potential applications?, Franklin Dehousse and Wouter Coussens, in EPC Working Paper, n°9, Integrating Europe. Multiple speeds - One direction ?, April 2004.
  • The hopes and limits of flexible integration in the future Europe, Franklin Dehousse and Wouter Coussens (eds.), in Studia Diplomatica, Vol. LVI, n°4, 2003.

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Functioning of the European Institutions

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