External publications
Eurozone countries have recently agreed to adopt a ‘golden rule’ for fiscal policy, forcing governments to be stricter about balancing their books. This column compares the golden rule to existing […]
On 6 February 2012, Yves Bertoncini participated in a conference on European economic governance organized by Egmont–Royal Institute for International Relations. This Policy Brief is based on his intervention at […]
The core idea of the European Union’s (EU) foreign policy is that lasting peace and stability can only exist where governments guarantee their citizens security, prosperity, freedom, and equality. Where […]
If introduced successfully, national Golden Rules will completely overturn fiscal governance in the eurozone. Golden Rules would almost always be more stringent than EU-level fiscal norms. EU fiscal norms will […]
Studia Diplomatica
Preface, Philippe de Schoutheete – Introduction, Marc Lepoivre, Jacques Keller-Noëllet and Stijn Verhelst – Chapter I. Economic governance: ambitions and ambiguities, Jacques Keller-Noëllet – Chapter II. Governance by norms: caught […]
In 2010, the Lisbon Treaty entered into force, including some substantial changes concerning the EU courts1. Meanwhile, their workload is progressively increasing. Specifically, the General Court’s backlog has become quite […]