Governing Europe

Content: Gianni Bonvicini and Flavio Brugnoli: Preface - Pier Domenico Tortola and Lorenzo Vai: What Government for the European Union? Five Themes for Reflection and Action - Vivien A. Schmidt: The New EU Governance. New Intergovernmentalism, New Supranationalism, and New Parliamentarism - Johannes Müller Gómez and Wolfgang Wessel: Spitzenkandidaten 2.0. Initial Deficits and Prospects for 2019 - John Erik Fossum: Democracy and Legitimacy in the EU. Challenges and Options - Enrico Calossi: Toward European Electoral and Party Systems - Giuseppe Martinico: Multi-Speed EU? An Institutional and Legal Assessment - Funda Tekin: Goodbye to Yesterday? Considerations on Consequences of a Brexit in Light of Scenarios of Differentiated (Dis)integration - Gian Luigi Tosato: How to Pursue a More Efficient and Legitimate European Economic Governance - Eulalia Rubio: Federalising the Eurozone. Towards a True European Budget? - Lorenzo Vai: How Will I Function When I Grow Up? The Effectiveness of EU Foreign Policy Governance Stuck in a Teleological Dilemma - Sven Biscop: Global and Operational. A New Strategy for EU Foreign and Security Policy - Nicoletta Pirozzi and Pier Domenico Tortola: Negotiating the European Union's Dilemmas. Proposals on Governing Europe.

Lorenzo Vai is researcher at the Centro Studi sul Federalismo (CSF) in Turin and the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) in Rome, and adjunct lecturer at the University of Turin.

Pier Domenico Tortola is currently research fellow at the University of Milan and the director of EuVisions. He was researcher at the Centro Studi sul Federalismo (CSF) from November 2013 to March 2015.

Nicoletta Pirozzi is senior fellow in the European Affairs area and Institutional Relations Coordinator at the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) and adjunct professor at the "Roma Tre" University in Rome.