Titlebook: Reflections on European Integration; 50 Years of the Trea David Phinnemore,Alex Warleigh-Lack Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Some Reflections on 50 Years of Experience since the Signature of the Treaties of Rome It is derived from personal memories and experience, as well as professional observations accumulated over that 50-year period. I write as someone who has to own up to not being able to remember much of the 1950s as regards the signature of the two Treaties of Rome, establishing the European Econom

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Bringing People and Ideas Back in: Historical Research on the European Union of the European Union (EU) it would be a fallacy to assume that only its own very short institutional history since the creation of the European Economic Community (EEC) in 1957–8 is relevant. The formation of ‘core Europe’ in the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) already created corridors f

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The Heroic Age of European Integration is Over: Institutional and Policy Developments, 1957–2007e decades of European integration provides an appropriate occasion and an excellent vantage point to reflect on the long-term process of European integration and to place today’s European Union (EU) in its historical context. This chapter attempts to do precisely that, by analyzing the basic long-te

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The Role of the European Council in Institutional and Policy Developments in the European Unionvious need to be selective. This chapter, therefore, focuses on the role of the European Council. By so doing, it cuts out the first 18 years of the history of the European Communities since the European Council only entered onto the scene in 1975. The argument — which certainly is not new — is that

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Fairy Tale of Luxembourg? Reflections on Law and Legal Scholarship in European Integrationg attention to the role of the European Court of Justice (the ‘Court’ or ECJ) as a champion of the integration process. Implicit in Stein’s work was the view that the new legal framework constructed by the Court — part international, part national, and crucially, part supranational — was a new legal

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The International Impact of European Integration: Key Events, Players and Trends but none has proven wholly satisfactory. To what extent does the European Union (EU), through the adoption of a unified voice, succeed in defending its interests in world affairs? To what extent does the EU, through its external action, succeed in influencing the nature and direction (both general

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Fifty Years of Economic and Monetary Union: A Hard and Thorny Journeymarkably, in the light of a widespread scepticism, this path was pursued to its destination. The historical narrative of this journey is one of the most extraordinary in the 50-year history of the Treaty of Rome. No less fascinating, though more an invitation to speculation, the creation of an ‘inco

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One Union, One Story? In Praise of Europe’s Narrative Diversitylbeit a crisis about which the citizens of Europe did not seem particularly concerned. And yet, the occasion inspired a new flurry of speeches on the ‘European story’ and rekindled appetites for some sort of search for meaning. How to define the ‘soul’, pundits asked, of this Europe characterised by