The EU after Lisbon

Chapter 1 A New Revision of the EU Treaties After Lisbon?

Chapter 2 Parameters of Constitutional Development: The Fiscal Compact In Between EU and Member State Constitutions

Chapter 3 The Division of Powers/Competences Between the EU and the Member States: What Can We Learn from Pre-emption in the United States?

Chapter 4 Solidarity, Flexibility, and the Euro-Crisis: Where Do Principles Fit In?

Chapter 5 EU Loyalty After Lisbon: An Expectation Gap to Be Filled?

Chapter 6 The Charter of Fundamental Rights and the Court of Justice of the European Union: A First Assessment of the Interpretation of the Charter’s Horizontal Provisions

Chapter 7 The Phenomenon of Reverse Discrimination: An Anomaly in the European Constitutional Order?

Chapter 8 Access to Healthcare in the Post-Lisbon Era and the Genuine Enjoyment of EU Citizens’ Rights

Chapter 9 Revisiting the Lisbon Treaty’s Constitutional Design of EU External Relations

Chapter 10 Coherence vs. Conferred Powers? The Case of the European External Action Service

Chapter 12 Conclusions