Lisbon Treaty
Ratification of the Lisbon Treaty: Problems not only in Ireland. EPIN Working Papers No. 18, September 2008
... a treaty, which may force other member states to re-open their ratification processes in order for the new protocol to become legally ...the treaty and neither that research nor the Flash Eurobarometer ...
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'Playing the Judicial Card' Litigation Strategies During the Process of Ratification of the Lisbon Treaty
... the Lisbon Treaty will undermine the strong position of the national legislative ...the treaty had been ratified without such chambers having reached an agreement on the execution of the ‘Protocol on ...
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Framing the referendum question : how actors framed the referendums on the Lisbon Treaty in Ireland
... the Lisbon treaty in Ireland? On 12 June 2008, voters had rejected the Treaty of Lisbon in a referendum and stopped the EU’s reform process, which aimed to reform the EU’s legal ...the ...
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European Defence in the wake of the Lisbon Treaty. Egmont paper, no. 21, May 2008
... The Lisbon Treaty introduces a special legal basis for the European Defence Agency, which currently operates under a CFSP Joint ...the Treaty does not alter in substance the Agency’s current ...
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From Lisbon to Deauville: practicalities of the Lisbon treaty revision(s). CEPS Policy Brief No. 216/October 2010
... To appease such concerns, the European Parliament decided to grant the 18 additional MEPs ‘observer’ status only, which led to their being labelled “phantom MEPs”. Once the Lisbon Treaty entered into force ...
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The European Union after the Lisbon Treaty: Revisions of Democracy and Identity
... the Lisbon Treaty offers an end goal, of creating a flexible and empathic political atmosphere where both geographical locality and international interest groups are able to be politically ...
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The Lisbon Treaty: A Qualified Advance for EU Decision-Making and Governance
... The Lisbon Treaty represents a significant shift in EU decision-making, although important changes have already taken place as the institutions have adapted to ...major treaty reform in the near ...
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Justice and Home Affairs in the Lisbon Treaty: A Constitutionalising Clarification?
... Constitutional Treaty and the Lisbon Treaty, there was little appetite from any European governmental quarter for the substantial modification of the CFSP intergovernmental ...
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Flexibility within the Lisbon Treaty: Trademark or Empty Promise?
... flexibility are analysed in the light of the decision-making dilemma in which procedures are revised between a sovereignty-led veto reflex and a functional drive for efficiency (Hofmann and Wessels 2008). Given the ...
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Ireland and the Lisbon Treaty: Quo Vadis?. CEPS Policy Brief No. 176, October 2008
... contemplated in respect of the Lisbon Treaty. This is despite the fact that Crotty expressly authorises the ratification of EU treaties by statute, provided that “such amendments do not alter the essential ...
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The European Union in the 21st century: Perspectives from the Lisbon Treaty. CEPS Paperbacks. December 2009
... One important reason for Europe being more exposed to international responsibilities is that the United States is less in control of both the general situation and potential crises than it was a decade or two ago. The ...
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Now Who Answers the Phone in Europe? Cooperation within the CFSP after the Enlargements and the Lisbon Treaty
... the Lisbon Treaty, the member-states are required to cooperate over the CFSP more than ...the Lisbon Treaty are insignificant, the perspectives of preventing the member-states from defection ...
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The Lisbon Treaty and ESDP: Transformation and integration. Egmont Papers No. 24, June 2008
... the Lisbon Treaty for ‘those Member States whose military capabilities fulfil higher criteria and which have made more binding commit- ments to one another in this area with a view to the most demanding ...
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What Does the Lisbon Treaty Change Regarding Subsidiarity within the EU Institutional Framework?
... Moreover, regional and local authorities across Europe will witness important progress as a result of the Lisbon Treaty, towards the recognition of multi-governance in the European Union. A more inclusive ...
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The Lisbon Treaty and its consequences for rural development and sustainable tourism : A case study of Romania
... the Lisbon Treaty in this regard, the EU has been provided with a specific legislative and policy frameworks on rural development and sustainable ...
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Prospects after the Voting Reform of the Lisbon Treaty
... the Lisbon Treaty did not only make decision making far easier, but streamlined the process by removing the most controversial element: the voting ...the Lisbon rules benefit the largest member ...
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Lisbon Treaty – Perspectives on changing institutional the EU
... The Lisbon Treaty is essential to ensure the effective functioning of the European ...the Treaty, in particular the new institutional arrangements and working mechanisms are needed to ensure a Union ...
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The Lisbon Treaty and External Relations.
... the Treaty of Lisbon are to be found in the area of EU external ...the Treaty often does little more than sketch the broad outlines leaving the details to be filled in at a later ...the Treaty ...
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Lisbon Treaty: Year I
... The Treaty creates a "stable" (for two and half years, renewable once) President of the European Council and a High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy who is at the same ...
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A tale of two MiFIDs: the impact of the Lisbon Treaty on the EU's delegated legislation process
... the Lisbon changes, scholars generally acknowledge that the Parliament’s position was significantly enhanced, putting it on an equal footing in terms of rights with the Council regarding the new DA ...from ...
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