Chapter 4. The Reforms in the Justice and Home Affairs Domain: the End of the ‘Third Pillar’?

In: The Rise and Fall of the EU’s Constitutional Treaty
Author:
Jörg Monar
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79–104
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/ej.9789004168060.i-560.41

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Series:  Constitutional Law Library, Volume: 5
Cover The Rise and Fall of the EU’s Constitutional Treaty
E-Book ISBN:
9789047433682
Publisher:
Brill | Nijhoff
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2008
Preliminary Material
Chapter 1. Introduction: Overview of the Constitutional Treaty and Main Elements of the Treaty
Chapter 2. The Eu Constitutional Treaty and International Trade
Chapter 3. The European Economic Constitution: an Analysis of the Constitutional Treaty
Chapter 5. Who Speaks for Europe While We Wait for the Eu Foreign Minister?
Chapter 6. Between Cherry-picking and Salvaging the Titanic: Spain and the Rescuing of the Essence of the Eu Constitution
Chapter 7. From Idealism to Pragmatism: Germany and the Constitutional Treaty
Chapter 8. The French Rejection of the European Constitutional Treaty: Two-level Games Perspective
Chapter 9. Trimming the Sails:the Dutch and the Eu Constitution after the Referendum
Chapter 10. The United Kingdom and the Constitutional Treaty: Leading from within?
Chapter 11. Poland and the Constitutional Treaty: a Short Story about a ‘Square Root’?
Chapter 12. Denmark and the Constitutional Treaty: a Difficult Two-level Game
Chapter 13. Italy and the Treaty Establishing a European Constitution: the Decline of a Middle-size Power?
Chapter 14. The Irish Presidency:n Eutrality, Skills and Effective Mediation?
Chapter 15. A New Pragmatism: the Role and Impact of the European Parliament in the Constitutional Treaty Negotiations
Chapter 16. The European Commission as a Strategic Agenda Setter: the Case of the Convention on the Future of Europe and the Ensuing Ratification Crisis
Chapter 17. Producing ‘Ever Closer Union’? the Rhetoric of Legitimacy and Regional Participation in the Eu Constitutional Convention
Chapter 18. The Igc 2003-4: How Constrained by Rhetorical Action? How Intergovernmental?
Chapter 19. The Failed Eu Constitution Referendums: the French Case in Perspective, 1992 and 2005
Chapter 20. Constitution-making and the Search for a European Public Sphere
Chapter 21. Everything Shall Now Be Popular: Explaining Elite Behaviour in the Constitutional Treaty Referenda
Chapter 22. Flexible Integration and the Constitutional Treaty: an Instrument with Little Purpose?
Chapter 23. The Implications of the ‘No’ Vote in France: Making the Most of a Wasted Opportunity
Chapter 24. From Treaty Bargains to a Constitutional Proposal and Back
Chapter 25. Concluding Remarks: the Constitutional Treaty Is Dead, Long Live European Constitutionalism
Index

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