Working Papers

The BRIDGE Network Working Papers Series investigates current European Union crises and their impact on European integration.

The War in Ukraine and the Future of the EU

2022

Federico Fabbrini

The Rule of Law in the EU: Crisis – Differentiation – Conditionality

2022

Renata Uitz

Differentiated Governance in the European Banking Union: Single Mechanisms, Joint Teams, and Opting-ins

2022

Christy Ann Petit

Beyond the Institutional Dimension of Differentiated Governance: Uncovering the ‘Fractured’ Values of the EU Migration Policy

2021

Janine Silga

Regional Groups in the European Union: Mapping an Unexplored Form of Differentiation

2021

Ian Cooper & Federico Fabbrini

The European Union in Crisis: What Should the Member States Do?

2021

Jean-Claude Piris

To Live and to Learn: The EU’s Failure to Recognise Rule of Law Deficiencies in Lithuania

2021

Beatrice Monciunskaite

European Central Bank Digital Currency: the digital euro. What design of the digital euro is possible within the European Central Bank’s legal framework?

2021

Annelieke A. M. Mooij

The Joint Declaration on the Conference on the Future of Europe: Process, Promises, Pitfalls

2021

Federico Fabbrini

From EU Citizens to Third Country Nationals via Brexit: The Unfolding Reality for UK Citizens Living in the EU

2021

Orsolya Farkas

From the Migration Crisis to the New Pact on Migration and Asylum: The Status Quo Problem

2021

Leila Hadj-Abdou

Autonomous Eurozenship: Addressing the EU Citizenship Tourism Dilemma

2020

Bashir Otukoya

What Kind of Judicial Review for the European Central Bank?

2020

Annelieke A.M. Mooij and Stefania Baroncelli

A reflection on the nature of Free Movement in an enlarged EU: does it still follow the original logic?

2020

Orsolya Farkas

Funding Illiberal Democracy: The Case for Credible Budgetary Conditionality in the EU

2020

Renáta Uitz

The Future of the ESM within a Hybrid EMU Law

2020

Giovanni Zaccaroni

The legality of the European Central Bank’s Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme

2020

Annelieke A.M. Mooij

The “Ius Pecuniae”: The Prize of Citizenship

2020

Athanasia Andriopoulou

The Future of the EU After Brexit, and Covid-19

2020

Federico Fabbrini

The Composition of the European Parliament in Brexit Times

2019

Federico Fabbrini & Rebecca Schmidt

Working Papers

The War in Ukraine and the Future of the EU

The Rule of Law in the EU: Crisis – Differentiation – Conditionality

Differentiated Governance in the European Banking Union: Single Mechanisms, Joint Teams, and Opting-ins

Beyond the Institutional Dimension of Differentiated Governance: Uncovering the ‘Fractured’ Values of the EU Migration Policy

Regional Groups in the European Union: Mapping an Unexplored Form of Differentiation

The European Union in Crisis: What Should the Member States Do?

To Live and to Learn: The EU’s Failure to Recognise Rule of Law Deficiencies in Lithuania

European Central Bank Digital Currency: the digital euro. What design of the digital euro is possible within the European Central Bank’s legal framework?

The Joint Declaration on the Conference on the Future of Europe: Process, Promises, Pitfalls

From EU Citizens to Third Country Nationals via Brexit: The Unfolding Reality for UK Citizens Living in the EU

From the Migration Crisis to the New Pact on Migration and Asylum: The Status Quo Problem

Autonomous Eurozenship: Addressing the EU Citizenship Tourism Dilemma

What Kind of Judicial Review for the European Central Bank?

A reflection on the nature of Free Movement in an enlarged EU: does it still follow the original logic?

Funding Illiberal Democracy: The Case for Credible Budgetary Conditionality in the EU

The Future of the ESM within a Hybrid EMU Law

The legality of the European Central Bank’s Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme

The “Ius Pecuniae”: The Prize of Citizenship

The Future of the EU After Brexit, and Covid-19

The Composition of the European Parliament in Brexit Times

Brexit Research and Interchange on

Differentiated Governance in Europe

Brexit Research and Interchange on

Differentiated Governance in Europe