Integration in crisis mode
Alexandre Palma | Amy Verdun | Anna-Lena Hogenauer | Annette Bongardt | Charles Wyplosz | Daniel Innerarity | David Howarth | Dirk Schoenmaker | Erik Jones | Francesco Mongelli | Francisco Torres | George Pagoulatos | Hubert Zimmermann | José Tavares | Kalypso Nicolaidis | Leila Simona Talani | Loukas Tsoukalis | Lucia Quaglia | Marcello Messori | Marco Buti | Maria Helena Guimarães | Michele Chang | Nazaré da Costa Cabral | Paul De Grauwe | Pedro Duarte Neves | Roberto Tamborini | Sebastian Diessner | Sergio Fabbrini | Stefan Collignon | Tomasz Wozniakowski | Vivien Schmidt | Waltraud Schelkle
The European Union finds itself once again at a crossroads, with its future and identity cast in doubt by a combination of crises, governance shortcomings and
political divisions. At the same time, the very nature of the challenges facing the EU, notably but not exclusively the green and digital transitions, require ‘more Europe’ (including some central fiscal capacity) to supply those and other European public goods, among which an EU defence capability and completing the
banking union. The chapters of this book provide reflections on the challenges that the EU (and EMU) is facing because of having come to live in a permanent crisis mode while simultaneously taking into consideration the EU’s future and
identity (sustainability).
In total, the book brings together 28 chapters and a postface by Loukas Tsoukalis. It gathers the rich insights from a group of renowned scholars of European political economy and also of economics, political science, international relations, history, philosophy, and theology.
Table of Contents
Preface
Erik Jones, Director of the Robert Schuman Centre, EUI Introduction. What way forward for European Integration in permanent crisis mode? 1
Annette Bongardt, CICP-University of Évora, and FCH and Católica Lisbon, UCP and Francisco Torres, FCH and Católica Lisbon, UCP
PART I THE IDENTITY AND SCOPE OF THE UNION
CHAPTER 1. The ambiguity, specificity, and ambivalence of living in a European union
Erik Jones, Director of the Robert Schuman Centre, EUI
CHAPTER 2. On the soul and roots of European integration: purpose and metaphors
Alexandre Palma, Faculty of Theology, Catholic University
CHAPTER 3. Democratic respect in times of crisis: the case of the NextGenerationEU fund
Kalypso Nicolaïdis, Oxford and STG, EUI
CHAPTER 4. Brussels in hard times: the EU’s executive deficit
Sergio Fabbrini, LUISS
CHAPTER 5. What future for the European Union: Forward via progressivism, backwards with neo-liberalism, or off the rails with populism?
Vivien A. Schmidt, Boston University
PART II CLIMATE GOVERNANCE AND THE GREEN TRANSITION
CHAPTER 6. The Green Deal – futureproofing Europe
Dirk Schoenmaker, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam, and CEPR
CHAPTER 7. The financing of the green energy transition
Francesco Paolo Mongelli , European Central Bank and Goethe University
CHAPTER 8. EU trade policy and climate change
Annette Bongardt, CICP, University of Évora, and FCH and Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
CHAPTER 9. The European Green Deal at the core of the EU’s and EMU’s sustainability
Francisco Torres, FCH and Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
PART III ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE
CHAPTER 10. Public goods and the neo-republican approach to European integration
Stefan Collignon, Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok and LSE
CHAPTER 11. Still an asymmetrical EMU? Closing the gap between the ‘E’ and ‘M’ in EMU
Amy Verdun, University of Victoria
CHAPTER 12. The challenge of completing banking union
Anna-Lena Högenauer, University of Luxembourg, David Howarth, University of Luxembourg, Lucia Quaglia, University of Bologna
CHAPTER 13. Risk-sharing in the Euro Area
Pedro Duarte Neves, Bank of Portugal and Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
CHAPTER 14. EMU and the crisis: A story of highly incomplete integration
George Pagoulatos , University of Athens and College of Europe
PART IV MONETARY GOVERNANCE
CHAPTER 15. The end of Eurozone fragility?
Paul De Grauwe, London School of Economics and Political Science and CEPR
CHAPTER 16. Is the European Central Bank an Integration Agency?
Roberto Tamborini, Economics Department, University of Trento
CHAPTER 17. On the monetary dialogue between the European Central Bank and the European Parliament: From monetary monologue to dialogue – and beyond?
Sebastian Diessner, University of Leiden
CHAPTER 18. Legtimizing central bank independence under the post-Maastricht framework
Michele Chang, College of Europe
CHAPTER 19. The ECB´S monetary policy as federalism: An excursion
José Tavares, Nova School of Business and Economics, Lisbon, and CEPR
PART V FISCAL GOVERNANCE
CHAPTER 20. SGP reform: one step forward, but the circle is still not squared
Charles Wyplosz, Graduate Institute, Geneva, and CEPR
CHAPTER 21. When all else fails: European re-insurance of member states
Waltraud Schelkle , Dept for Political and Social Science and RSC, EUI
CHAPTER 22. Building an EU central fiscal capacity - lessons from US history
Tomasz P. Woźniakowski, LUISS, Rome, and University of Wrocław
CHAPTER 23. The state-mimicking method and the alternative budgetary union in the E(M)U
Nazaré da Costa Cabral, Law Faculty, University of Lisbon and Portuguese Public Finance Council
CHAPTER 24. The role of European public goods in a central fiscal capacity
Marco Buti , Robert Schuman Centre, EUI, and Marcello Messori, LUISS
PART VI THE EXTERNAL AND SECURITY DIMENSIONS
CHAPTER 25. Russia’s war and EU peace: The role of the russian ‘other’ in european integration
Hubert Zimmermann , University of Marburg
CHAPTER 26. European digital sovereignty
Daniel Innerarity, Ikerbasque Foundation for Science, UPV/EHU, and Chair AI&DEM STG, EUI
CHAPTER 27. Challenges for EU migration policy
Leila Simona Talani, King’s College
CHAPTER 28. Asserting trade identity in the EU ‘response’ to the US Inflation Reduction Act
Maria Helena Guimarães, University of Minho
Postface. Ready for adult life?
Loukas Tsoukalis, Sciences Po, University of Athens and ELIAMEP
Notes on contributors
Ficha de dados
- ISBN
- 9789725409725
- Data
- 09-2023
- Edição
- 1ª
- Editora
- UCP Editora
- Páginas
- 337
- Dimensões
- 240 x 170 mm
- Tipo de produto
- Livro
- Idioma
- Português
- Coleção
- Manuais
- Classificação temática
- Ciências Sociais » Economia » Ciência Política
- Coord./Org.
- Editors: Annette Bongardt | Francisco Torres
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