دانلود کتاب The Proliferation of Privileged Partnerships between the European Union and its Neighbours

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of contributors
Preface and acknowledgements
List of abbreviations
1 Introduction: privileged partnerships between the European Union and third states
Introduction: the proliferation of privileged partnerships
What are privileged partnerships?
Framework of analysis: a historical institutionalist perspective
The demand for external differentiated integration: a historical perspective
Outline of the volume
Notes
References
2 Privileged partnerships: the partner countries’ (institutional) perspective
Introduction: principles of privileged partnerships
A common EU approach under institutional aspects
The EU’s theoretical benchmark …
… checked against practice
A special case: the EFTA states’ involvement in Schengen and Dublin
Conclusions: a limited standardized approach to institutional arrangements
Notes
References
3 The European Economic Area: a flexible but highly complex two-pillar system
The EEA – a brief overview
The creation of the EEA
The EEA’s two-pillar structure: EFTA states mirroring the EU
Organizational inclusion of the EEA EFTA states in EU ‘decision-shaping’
Challenges to the EEA’s two-pillar structure
Different modes of governance in the EEA
Deepening of the EEA
Lessons for privileged partnership with the EU
Conclusions: is the EEA a model for other states?
Notes
References
4 Switzerland and the EU: current issues and new challenges under the Draft Institutional Framework Agreement
Introduction
Historical background to the DIFA
Switzerland’s European policy and the main elements of the Bilateral Agreements between the EU and Switzerland
Comparison between the Bilateral Agreements and the DIFA on institutional matters
Conclusion
Notes
References
5 Unique, yet archetypal: relations between the European Union and Andorra, Monaco and San Marino
Introduction: the Western neighbourhood of the EU
‘Extended but fragmented’: an overview of current EU–AMS relations
Towards a new ‘special relationship’?
Conclusion: unique, yet archetypal relations
Notes
References
6 The institutional framework of the Eastern Partnership Association Agreements and the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Areas
Introduction
Background and conceptualization of the AAs and DCFTAs
Legal bases and objectives
Legislative approximation
Institutional frameworks and dispute settlement procedures
Ensuring the uniform interpretation and application of the EU acquis
Conclusion: innovative but not revolutionary agreements
Notes
References
7 The EU–Turkey customs union: shortcomings and prospects for modernization
Introduction: a customs union as a sustainable form of privileged partnership?
Building an association relationship: the Ankara Agreement and beyond
The institutional shortcomings of the customs union
The EU’s new trade strategy and how Turkey has lost its position as a privileged partner
Political prospects for a modernization of the customs union
Conclusion: a modernized customs union as via media between political commitment and economic privilege
Notes
References
8 The EU’s sectoral communities with neighbours: the case of the Energy Community
Introduction: a sectoral privileged partnership
The geographic scope and the objectives of the Energy Community
The substantive scope of the Energy Community Treaty
The institutional structure of the Energy Community
Enforcement of Energy Community law
Other sectoral communities: the European Common Aviation Area and the Transport Community
Conclusion
Notes
References
9 UK withdrawal from EU membership: the quest for cake
Introduction: from membership to privileged partnership?
The UK position on post-Brexit relations with the EU – a naïve quest for cake?
The EU: baking according to the EU recipe book
Conclusion
Notes
References
10 Conclusion: the EU and its privileged partnerships – Governance Power Europe?
Introduction: the proliferation of privileged partnerships
The scope of privileged partnerships
The institutional dimensions of privileged partnerships
Theorizing the proliferation of privileged partnerships
Lessons for future privileged partnerships
Conclusion: Governance Power Europe
Notes
References
Index