The Lisbon Treaty and the New Powers of Regions

Claudio Mandrino

Issue 4 2008
Article From the Constitutional Treaty to the Reform Treaty
Article The Lisbon Reform Treaty: Internal and External Implications
Article From Referendum Euphoria to Referendum Phobia - Framing the Ratification Question
Article Contesting the Lisbon Treaty: Structure and Implications of the Constitutional Divisions Within the European Union
Article The Lisbon Treaty and the Emergence of Third Generation Regional Integration
Article Opt-Outs in the Lisbon Treaty: What Direction for Europe à la Carte?
Article The Lisbon Treaty and the New Powers of Regions
Article The Impact of the Lisbon Reform Treaty on Regional Engagement in EU Policy-Making - Continuity or Change?
Article A New Regime of Human Rights in the EU?
Article The External Dimension of the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice in the Lisbon Treaty
Article EU Actorness at the UN Security Council: A Principal-Agent Comparison of the Legal Situation Before and After Lisbon

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Claudio Mandrino
Reasercher at University of Turin (Italy). This paper was first presented at the international conference on “The Lisbon Reform Treaty: Internal and External Implications” organized by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, by the Davis Institute for International Relations and by the Israeli Association for the Study of European Integration, 13-14 July 2008.

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