Differentiated European integration beyond mainstream approaches

No 67-68, 2020/1 - 252 pages

Differentiated European integration

Pages 8 to 25

Differentiated European integration beyond mainstream approaches

By Samuel B. H. Faure, Vincent Lebrou

Pages 26 to 52

Schengen as a political territory: Sources of differentiation in the EU’s ‘free movement of persons’ from 1985

By Cristina Blanco Sío-López

Pages 54 to 82

Unexplored variation in European integration research: Mapping and discussing vertical differentiation in the EU’s area of freedom, security and justice

By Stefan Jagdhuber

Pages 84 to 113

Leaving European defence. France’s choice for the Rafale fighter jet

By Samuel B. H. Faure

Readings

Pages 116 to 122

Fabrice Larat, Michel Mangenot and Sylvain Schirmann (eds.), Les études européennes Genèses et institutionnalisation, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2018, 646 pages.

By Thibaud Boncourt

Pages 124 to 127

Markus K. Brunnermeier, Harold James and Jean-Pierre Landau, The Euro and the battle of ideas, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 2018, 448 pages

By Éric Monnet

Differentiated European integration

Pages 130 to 157

Distinguishing “good” pupils from “bad” ones: The structural funds’ attribution mechanisms as managerial differentiation tool

By Vincent Lebrou

Pages 158 to 186

‘Domesticating’ and differentiating the European Union: Parliamentary EU experts in the Assemblée Nationale and the Bundestag

Pages 188 to 213

What differentiated integration does to political parties: The example of the French Communist Party (1950-1989)

By Nicolas Azam

Pages 214 to 240

Which democracy for which differentiation?

By Nicolas Arens

Readings

Pages 242 to 245

Olivier Rozenberg, Les députés français et l’Europe : Tristes hémicycles ?, Paris, Presses de Sciences Po, 2018, 352 pages

By Tinette Schnatterer

Pages 246 to 249

Sébastien Michon (ed.), Le Parlement européen au travail. Enquêtes sociologiques, Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2018, 242 pages.

By Selma Bendjaballah