Titlebook: European Integration and the Global Financial Crisis; Looking Back on the Michele Di Donato,Silvio Pons Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applic

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Differential Equations of My Young YearsC’s plans is so apparent that, in reconstructing the history of European integration, we must make note of the complete rejection of the plans Jacques Delors later presented to the European Commission, or those that Allan Larsson brought before the Party of European Socialists (PES). ETUC’s actions

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https://doi.org/10.2991/978-94-6239-121-5sised the importance throughout of relying on cooperation and alliances with its European partners rather than confrontation, and above all was based on the assumption that Britain had to be at ‘the heart of Europe‘ rather than on its margins. This approach, very different in tone and tactics, from

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Vladimir Kozlov,Vladimir Maz’yame influential members of the EC, led by Jean-Claude Juncker, made harsh, critical remarks on the first Conte government’s economic choices, but the Commission’s attitude became far less severe when, in the summer of 2019, the Lega Nord left the government and a definitely pro-European Cabinet was f

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The Accession of the Neutrals: (Re)Assessing the First Post-Cold War Enlargement of the EUell-prepared neutrals accession, the Community prioritised the deepening of integration over enlargement. Only when the ratification of the Treaty on the European Union was on track, negotiations started in 1993. Though, every country had specific complicated issues at stake, agreements were reached

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Flawed Designs? France and the Maastricht Treatye 2010s, culminating in the dramatic French presidential election of 2017. The Maastricht saga, in other words, must be seen as a tipping point for European construction and France’s role in it. But looking back on these events is also important to assess future developments: can French influence in