Enhanced cooperation in the treaty of nice and flexibility in the common foreign and security policy

European Foreign Affairs Review

Volumn 7, Issue 3, 2002, Pages 297-316

  Jaeger, Thomas ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA   (Austria)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 85014027056     PISSN: 13846299     EISSN: 18758223     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1023/a:1020597318459     Document Type: Article

References (13)

1. cf. Ehlermann, 'Differentiation, Flexibility, Closer Cooperation: The New Provisions of the Amsterdam Treaty', San Domenico 1997, EUI Working Paper, at nr. VI.5.
2. Lenaerts/van Nuffel, 'Constitutional Law of the European Union', London 1999, at nr. 19-013.
3. Galloway, 'The treaty of Nice and beyond' (Sheffield Academic Press, 2001), pp. 134-136.
4. cf. Peers, 'Common Foreign and Security Policy 1999-2000', Yearbook of European Law, 2001, pp. 531-567, at p. 552.
5. st Century (Antwerp 1996), pp. 161-212. This principle may in fact figure among the general principles of law common to the Member States.
6. For the terminology used and a distinction between temporary differentiation and variable geometry models see Schauer, Schengen-Maastricht-Amsterdam - Auf dem Weg zu einer flexiblen Union (Vienna, 2000), at nr. 1.2.
7. Letter of 6 December 1995 from President Chirac and Chancellor Kohl, available at .
8. cf. the preceding Commission Communication 'Implementing European Union Strategy on Defence-Related Industries' of 1997 (COM (97) 583 final).
9. Deubner, 'Harnessing Differentiation in the EU - Flexibility After Amsterdam, A Report on Hearings with Parlamentarians and Government Officials in Seven European Capitals', Forward Studies Unit Working Paper 2000, at p. 36.
10. Peers, 'Common Foreign and Security Policy 1999-2000', at p. 550.
11. cf. Ehlermann, 'Differentiation, Flexibility, Closer Cooperation', at nr. II.1.
12. For additional information visit the website of Euro-know at .
13. cf. Deubner, 'Harnessing Differentiation in the EU', at p. 8.