Questo volume raccoglie i contributi al progetto “Governing Europe”, condotto congiuntamente dall’Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) e dal Centro Studi sul Federalismo (CSF) nel quadro della loro partnership strategica con la Compagnia di San Paolo-International Affairs Programme. Il progetto analizza le attuali carenze e i possibili futuri sviluppi dei meccanismi europei di governance, proponendo raccomandazioni politiche e istituzionali volte a migliorare l’efficacia e la natura democratica dei processi decisionali dell’Unione europea.
List of Acronyms, p. 9-10
Preface, Gianni Bonvicini and Flavio Brugnoli, p. 11-16
1. What Government for the European Union? Five Themes for Reflection and Action, Pier Domenico Tortola and Lorenzo Vai, p. 17-31
2. The New EU Governance. New Intergovernmentalism, New Supranationalism, and New Parliamentarism, Vivien A. Schmidt, p. 33-48
3. Spitzenkandidaten 2.0. Initial Deficits and Prospects for 2019, Johannes Müller Gómez and Wolfgang Wessels, p. 49-72
4. Democracy and Legitimacy in the EU. Challenges and Options, John Erik Fossum, p. 73-90
5. Toward European Electoral and Party Systems, Enrico Calossi, p. 91-110
6. Multi-Speed EU? An Institutional and Legal Assessment, Giuseppe Martinico, p. 111-132
7. Goodbye to Yesterday? Considerations on Consequences of a Brexit in Light of Scenarios of Differentiated (Dis)integration, Funda Tekin, p. 133-153
8. How to Pursue a More Efficient and Legitimate European Economic Governance, Gian Luigi Tosato, p. 155-168
9. Federalising the Eurozone. Towards a True European Budget?, Eulalia Rubio, p. 169-190
10. How Will I Function When I Grow Up? The Effectiveness of EU Foreign Policy Governance Stuck in a Teleological Dilemma, Lorenzo Vai, p. 191-210
11. Global and Operational. A New Strategy for EU Foreign and Security Policy, Sven Biscop, p. 211-224
12. Negotiating the European Union’s Dilemmas. Proposals on Governing Europe, Nicoletta Pirozzi and Pier Domenico Tortola, p. 225-243
Editors, p. 245
Authors, p. 247-248