This volume explores the changing landscape of the EU's legal acts, focusing on the transformations and challenges to the EU's traditional legal acts, as well as those acts found at the margin of such traditional EU acts. The volume further explains the adaptability of the EU legal order, as well as the challenges facing it.

Marise Cremona, European University Institute, Claire Kilpatrick, European University Institute

• Introduction


• 1: Deirdre Curtin: Legal Acts and the Challenges of Democratic Accountability


• 2: Päivi Leino: The Politics of Efficient Compromise in the Adoption of EU Legal Acts


• 3: Claire Kilpatrick: Abnormal Sources and Institutional Actions in the EU Sovereign Debt Crisis: ECB Crisis Management and the Sovereign Debt Loans


• 4: Mark Dawson: New Governance in the EU after the Euro Crisis: Retired or Reborn?


• 5: Aukje A.H. van Hoek: The Social Dialogue as a Source of EU Legal Acts - Past Performance and Future Perspectives


• 6: Bruno De Witte and Thibault Martinelli: Treaties between EU Member States as Quasi-Instruments of EU Law


• 7: Alan Dashwood: EU Acts and Member State Acts in the Negotiation, Conclusion and Implementation of International Agreements