The legal history of european integration

The legal history of european integration

  • Autor: Bermejo Batanero, Fernando
  • Editor: Dykinson
  • ISBN: 9788413777740
  • eISBN Pdf: 9788413778358
  • Lugar de publicación:  Madrid , España
  • Páginas: 250
  • Cover
  • Title page
  • Copyright page
  • Index
  • Preface
  • Introductio
  • 1. Europe and its historic integration projects. Humanism, Illustration, Romanticism and nationalism
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. Europe in its beginnings and in its diversity
    • 3. European legal cultures
    • 4. Historical projects of european political integratio
      • 4.1. The House of Austria and the Holy Roman Empire Austriae est imperare orbe universe
    • 5. Humanis
      • 5.1. Christian Humanism and the Protestant Reformatio
    • 6. The enlightenment
    • 7. Romanticis
    • 8. Nationalis
    • 9. Conclusions
    • 10. Practice
    • 11. Self-evaluation proposal
    • 12. Literature
  • 2. The great war and its consequences: pan-europe and briand project (1914 – 1939)
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. Europe at the crossroad: world war
      • 2.1. Antecedents and war evolutio
    • 3. Interwar years: international panorama
    • 4. Pan-europe
    • 5. Brian project
    • Section I
    • Section II
    • Section III
    • Section IV
    • 6. Conclusions
    • 7. Practice
    • 8. Self-evaluation proposal
    • 9. Literature
  • 3. Pro-european projects during world war II (1939-1945)
    • 1. Summary
    • 2. Historical perspective
    • 3. European pacts
      • 3.1. Franco-British Unio
      • 3.2. The Reich and its plan for a United Europe
      • 3.3. Atlantic Charter
    • 4. The different pro-european projects during the war
    • 5. The end of the war and the framework of a common european project
    • 6. Conclusions
    • 7. Practical exercise
    • 8. Self-assessment
    • 9. Bibliography
  • 4. The european community: The creation of the european coal and steel community and the failure of the european defence community (1945-1954)
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. Post-war europe
      • 2.1. Europeanism in post-war Europe
      • 2.2. The Marshall Pla
      • 2.3. The Western European Unio
      • 2.4. The Hague Congress and the birth of the Council of Europe
    • 3. The origins of community europe
      • 3.1. The Schuman Declaratio
      • 3.2. The ECSC Treaty
      • 3.3. The European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC
    • 4. The first failure in european integratio
      • 4.1. The European Defence Community (EDC)
    • 5. Conclusions
    • 6. Practice
    • 7. Self-evaluation proposal
    • 8. Literature
  • 5. From the treaty of rome to the europe of homelands (1954-1963)
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. The treaties of rome of 1957
      • 2.1. The Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (EURATO)
      • 2.2. The Treaty establishing the European Economic Community (EEC Treaty)
    • 3. New requests for eu membership
    • 4. Spain,s positio
    • 5. Conclusions
    • 6. Practice
      • Questions
    • 7. Proposal for autoevaluatio
    • 8. Bibliography
  • 6. The community crisis (1963 – 1970)
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. The british problem and the 1973 enlargement
    • 3. Between nato and the western european unio
    • 4. The extensions and the new treaties
    • 5. Conclusions
    • 6. Practice
    • 7. Self-assessment proposal
    • 8. Bibliography
  • 7. The enlargement of the european communities and the european democratic space (1970 – 1979)
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. The attempt to relaunch the integration process in the 1970S
      • 2.1. The ending of the transitional period for the establishment of the common market and the financing of the Communities
      • 2.2. The deepening of the integratio
      • 2.3. The first enlargement: the Europe of the ‘nine’
      • 2.4. Institutional developments
      • 2.5. Relevant case-law of the Court of Justice adopted during the period examined
    • 3. Conclusions
    • 4. Practice
    • 5. Self-assessment
    • 6. Bibliography
  • 8. The europe of the single act (1979 – 1986)
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. Background to the single european act
      • 2.1. The intergovernmental experiences of the period
      • 2.2. The leading role of the new European Parliament
    • 3. The previous process and the making of the single european act
      • 3.1. Previous work for the Single European Act
      • 3.2. The making of the Single European Act
    • 4. Scope and content of the single european act
    • 5. Conclusions
    • 6. Practice
    • 7. Self-evaluatio
    • 8. Bibliography
  • 9. The end of the european division and the treaty on european union (1986-1992)
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. On the accession of spain and portugal to the european communities
    • 3. From the fall of the berlin wall to the washington consensus
      • 3.1. The beginning of the great enlargement
      • 3.2. German reunificatio
      • 3.3. The dissolution of Czechoslovakia
    • 4. Treaty of maastricht (1992)
      • 4.1. The complex process of ratificatio
      • 4.2. The main changes and developments
    • 5. Conclusions
    • 6. Practice
    • 7. Self-evaluation proposal
    • 8. Literature
  • 10. The transition from the single market to the economic and monetary union (1992 – 2000)
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. The implementation of the economic and monetary union (EMU) In the maastricht treaty or treaty on european union (TEU)
    • 3. The institutions of the emu: the european central bank (ECB), and the european system of central banks (ESCB)
    • 4. Beyond the EMU. The social commitment in the maastricht treaty. Community charter of the fundamental social rights of workers (CFCW) And protocol (NO. 14) On social policy
    • 5. The treaty of amsterdam (TA). Institutional issues. Social issues. The strengthening of the EMU: Stability and growth pact (SGP). Enhanced cooperatio
    • 6. Conclusions
    • 7. Practical activity
    • 8. Self-assessment
    • 9. Bibliography
  • 11. From nice to lisbon: The great enlargement and the failure of the european constitution (2001-2009)
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. The treaty of nice and the charter of fundamental rights of the european union
    • 3. The “great enlargement”
    • 4. The treaty establishing a constitution for europe
    • 5. The solution to the impasse: A Reform treaty. The treaty of lisbo
    • 6. Fundamental rights in the european union. The cfreu after the treaty of lisbon
    • 7. Conclusions
    • 8. Practical activity
    • 9. Self-assessment
    • 10. Bibliography
  • 12. New challenges for the union: Economic crisis, Brexit and uncertainty on the threshold of the new decade
    • 1. Uncertainty in the face of a new decade
    • 2. The triad of balanced budget mechanisms: The esm, The revised sgp and the tscg
    • 3. The suspension of the balanced budget rules. A paradigm shift?
    • 4. Brexit
    • 5. Conclusions
    • 6. Practice
      • Answers
    • 7. Self-assessment
      • Answers
    • 8. Bibliography
  • 13. The european union faced with the great challenges of the international order of the second decade of the 21st century
    • 1. Introductio
    • 2. The union in the face of this migratory crisis
      • 2.1. The Externalization of Border Controls in the European Unio
      • 2.2 The UE-Turkey Statement of 18 March 2016
    • 3. The european union in the face of cimate change and sustainable development
      • 3.1. The European Union in the face of Climate Change
      • 3.2. The Union and the Sustainable Development
    • 4. The response of the european union to the health crisis of COVID-19: A preliminary assessment
      • 4.1 Measures in the field of Public Health
      • 4.2. The Measures of Economic Character
    • 5. Practice
    • 6. Self-evaluation proposal
    • 7. Literature

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