Chapter 17. Producing ‘Ever Closer Union’? the Rhetoric of Legitimacy and Regional Participation in the Eu Constitutional Convention

In: The Rise and Fall of the EU’s Constitutional Treaty
Author:
Janet Laible
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359–386
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/ej.9789004168060.i-560.151

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