The European Union and Internal Security: Institutionalization and Fragmentation

The European Union and Internal Security: Institutionalization and Fragmentation
No 23, 2007/3 - 200 pages
Pages 5 to 15

Introduction

By Jacques de Maillard, Andy Smith
Pages 17 to 35

French Repressive Administrations and Europe: Adaptations, Competition, and National Embeddedness

By Jacques de Maillard, Andy Smith
Pages 37 to 55

Customs: The Forgotten Instrument of the Implementation of Europe’s Freedom, Security, and Justice Area

By Bruno Domingo
Pages 57 to 75

The Institutionalization of an Uncertain European Judiciary in Quest of Legitimacy: Eurojust

By Antoine Mégie
Pages 77 to 91

Shifting Gear: Europol in the Contemporary Policing Era

By Monica Den Boer, Willy Bruggeman
Pages 93 to 113

Security and Internal Frontiers: The Temptation of Europe and National Reflexes

By Azilis Maguer
Pages 115 to 132

European Anti-terrorism Policy: A Trans-atlantic Perspective

By Marc Smyrl

Varia

Pages 133 to 151

Europeanization, Change, and Continuity in Public Actions in East European Countries: Geographic Information for Foodstuffs in Hungary.

By Matthieu Ansaloni, Ève Fouilleux, Gilles Allaire, Emmanuelle Cheyns
Pages 153 to 177

Subsidiarity and Jacques Delors: From Christian Socialism to European Federalism

By Julien Barroche

Areas of Research

Pages 179 to 182

The Concorde Project

By Daniel Gaxie, Nicolas Hubé

Pages 183 to 193

Critical Reading