Titlebook: Routes to a Resilient European Union; Interdisciplinary Eu Antonina Bakardjieva Engelbrekt,Per Ekman,Lars Oxe Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if a

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,COVID-19 and the EU’s Ability to Manage and Prevent Health Crises,yond preparedness and response, such as socio-economic factors, inequalities and weak health systems. Finally, the chapter underlines human impact on ecosystems and the climate as factors contributing to accumulated health risks and changing disease patterns.

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The Demographic Challenge Facing the EU: Roads to Sustainability in an Ageing Europe,ights in an international convention, and (3) give special priority to its work for advancing a social market economy by implementing the EU . as a central element in EU law and policy for older persons.

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How Can a Banking Union Make the EU More Resilient to Crises?,rable, but that credibility for the existing components also needs strengthening. The chapter concludes by reviewing the main obstacles to the completion of the Banking Union and discussing prospects for a political breakthrough.

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Towards a Climate-Neutral Union by 2050? The European Green Deal, Climate Law, and Green Recovery,eal, the European climate law, and the Fit for 55 package. These initiatives have been driven mostly by the European Commission and the European Parliament with the support of some Member States. The other Member States, mainly from Central and Eastern Europe have remained sceptical to an ambitious EU climate policy.

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EU Resilience in the Internal Market After Financial Crisis: Political Resolve and Legal Responsiveents and authorities less room to decide themselves on matters of implementation but also grants national authorities new room for collective influence. This requires more structural transparency and better preconditions for both legal and political accountability.

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