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The Treaty of Lisbon

Part of the Palgrave Studies in European Union Politics Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9781137367877

ISBN: 978-1-349-31793-6

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Nov 17, 2015

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Chapter 1The Treaty of Lisbon in Context

Phinnemore, David

Pages: 1 –15

[On 1 December 2009 the latest round of large-scale European Union (EU) treaty reform reached its culmination with the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon. The occasion was marked more by a sense of relief among the EU’s supporters than with the popping of champagne corks. The road down...
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Chapter 2The Constitutional Treaty: Rejection and Reflection

Phinnemore, David

Pages: 16 –46

[Much has been written about the Constitutional Treaty and the implications of its rejection for European integration. Ostensibly the purpose of the Constitutional Treaty was to place a significantly enlarged EU on a new, reformed and consolidated footing, thus equipping it with the competences...
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Chapter 3The German Council Presidency I: Focal Points and Reverse Engineering

Phinnemore, David

Pages: 47 –71

[By the end of 2006 and a year-and-a-half of so-called ‘reflection’ it was still far from clear how the EU intended to try and extricate itself from the constitutional crisis caused by the rejection of the Constitutional Treaty in France and the Netherlands in 2005. Three broad positions existed....
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Chapter 4The German Council Presidency II: From Berlin Declaration to Road Map

Phinnemore, David

Pages: 72 –108

[By the end of March 2007, so with three months to go before the June European Council, the German Council Presidency had made some formally recorded progress towards securing agreement on a road map for the EU to extricate it from the constitutional crisis caused by the rejection of the...
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Chapter 5The German Council Presidency III: From Road Map to Mandate

Phinnemore, David

Pages: 109 –132

[In producing on 14 June 2007 its report on Pursuing the Treaty Reform Process, the German Council Presidency had fulfilled the task set for it a year previously by the European Council. However, agreement still had to be reached on its proposal for a new ‘Reform Treaty’ amending the TEC and TEU...
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Chapter 6The IGC Mandate and the Draft Reform Treaty

Phinnemore, David

Pages: 133 –147

[There can be very few people who at the start of 2007, given the snaillike progress that was being made in extricating the EU from the political crisis caused by rejection of the Constitutional Treaty, could have either predicted or expected that the June European Council would adopt a mandate...
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Chapter 7The 2007 Intergovernmental Conference

Phinnemore, David

Pages: 148 –177

[The IGC that would agree the Treaty of Lisbon opened in Brussels on 23 July 2007. As envisaged, participants had before them not only the mandate agreed by the June European Council, but also the draft Reform Treaty produced by the Council Legal Service for the Portuguese Council Presidency. The...
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Chapter 8Ratification and Implementation

Phinnemore, David

Pages: 178 –210

[Ever since EU member state governments in the mid-1980s embarked on what has become a seemingly never-ending process of treaty change, the need to secure ratification against a backdrop of increasing political and popular opposition to further integration has cast its shadow over the negotiation...
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Chapter 9The Treaty of Lisbon and the Future of EU Treaty Reform

Phinnemore, David

Pages: 211 –228

[Six years after its signature and four years after its entry into force the Treaty of Lisbon may appear with hindsight to have been the obvious reserve option for reforming the EU following the popular rejection in France and the Netherlands of a naïvely and audaciously ambitious attempt to...

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