Among the many crises of the European Union (EU), the fracturing of its promise to integrate
the emerging European society peacefully through law represents a fundamental one. At the …

Law is central to what the European Union is and how it works, but the mismatch between
the legal and political dimensions of European integration is undermining the EU from within …

This paper aims to analyse whether 'economic integration through law'still is one of the EU's
central identities. From the 1960s to the Maastricht Treaty of 1992, the Court of Justice of the …

Few will disagree that the EU is in the deepest crisis since the inception of the integration
process in the early 1950s. If the European institutions only had the support they were …

The process of European Integration, which began more than fifty years ago, is still
developing and expanding. In this changing and developing process, the European Court of …

1. The EU as a Multicultural Societ.-2. Social Integration as a Matter of Inclusion.-3.
Integration through Constitution and Law.-4. Common Constitutional Traditions. A spectre is …

Abstract The White Paper of the Commission on the Future of Europe delivered last year has
relaunched the discussion on integration through law within the context of the Lisbon Treaty …

In order to understand the Polish case, one has first to zoom out of the case and zoom into
the very nature of European integration: Unlike other regional integration mechanisms, like …

This article considers how the legal and political order of the EU can cope if the 'Ever Closer
Union'envisaged by the Treaties ceases to be inevitable. In particular, it focuses on what are …

Globalisation, generally, and European integration, more specifically, have led to calls for
the minimisation of legal diversity which can result in transaction costs and the lack of level …