Titlebook: Governance and Security Issues of the European Union; Challenges Ahead Jaap de Zwaan,Martijn Lak,Piet Willems Book 2016 T.M.C. Asser Press

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The Early Years of European Integration—German and Dutch Reactions to the Schuman Planny into the Western block, Europe and especially The Netherlands could profit from Germany’s economic potential, while at the same time preventing the country from becoming a military threat ever again. It also explains the Dutch resistance towards more political integration. In fact, the Dutch gove

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Schuman in Times of Upheavaled approach to integration which implies his stress on the subsidiarity and solidarity principles as crucial for a proper way of integration. He emphasised the need to protect regional, national and continental interests, unless these went against the national, European or universal common good. Sch

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Better Regulation in the EU—A Process and Debate at the Core of Regional Integrationdes an insight into the historic antecedents of the BRA and places this topic within the overall principles and dynamics of region integration within Europe. Particular emphasis is paid to the role of inter-institutional agreements.

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A Law and Economics Approach to the New EU Privacy Regulation: Analysing the European General Data Pr analyses two key compliance requirements of the GDPR through the economic analysis lens and proposes possible changes to the GDPR in line with the Digital Single Market Strategy of the EU. The scope of this chapter’s analysis is limited to how to cure information asymmetries between the citizens a

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Time to Shift Towards Shared-Burden Responsibility: A Review of the Syrian Mass Influx Migration a proper response to the present massive migration influx. It may be suggested that in the face of a major crisis, the EU has failed to rise up to the challenge, except with regard to some financial aids. This Chapter seeks to review some of these measures and to suggest: (i)?that?the issues curren

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Energy Policy in the European Union: Renewable Energy and the Risks of Subversionmpromise. This chapter will focus on various types of renewable energy in the context of the European sustainability challenges and explore the EU’s energy policy, providing recommendations for the long-term sustainability.

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European Framework Agreements at Company Level and the EU 2020 Strategyations, and European works councils). In particular, this chapter will examine the topics covered by the EFAs that have been concluded between the launch of the EU?2020 strategy (March 2010) and April 2015. In doing so, it will analyse whether the topics touched upon by the signatory parties of thes