The impact of war (in Ukraine) on the EU / edited by Inge Govaere, Sacha Garben and Eleanor Spaventa.

SeriesModern studies in European law ;
Modern studies in European law ; v. 132. ^A1178297
Contents Foreword -- Introduction: The Impact of War (in Ukraine) on the EU -- Part I: Constitutional Impact -- 1. Transformative Impact On The European Union Of War (In Ukraine): Existential Conundrums -- 2. The Enduring Legitimisation of European Integration by Reference to Peace? -- 3. The Impact of the War in Ukraine on the (Slow) Redress of the 'Solidarity Deficit' in the EU -- 4. War, Xenophobia and the EU's Social Fabric -- 5. No Peace Without Sustainability, No Sustainability Without Peace -- The Implementation of EU Treaty Goals -- 6. The European Political Community and the Future of the EU -- Part II: Substantive Impact -- 7. The Impact of the War in Ukraine on the European Neighbourhood Policy and the Enlargement Process: From Wider Europe to Wider Neighbourhood -- 8. The Impact of War in Ukraine on EU Migration -- 9. EU Defense Capabilities after the War in Ukraine: The Act in Support of Ammunition Production and the Development of an EU Defense Industrial Policy -- 10. The Administration and Enforcement of EU Sanctions Revisited -- 11. -- The EU's Response to War Crimes -- 12. -- The Impact of the Russian War of Aggression against Ukraine on EU Environmental Law: Environmental Deregulation in Times of Energy Crisis? -- 13. -- The Impact of War on EU Food Security -- 14. -- (Almost) All Roads Lead to Kyiv: How Russia's Aggression in the Ukraine Changed EU Transport Policy For Good -- Part III: Institutional Views -- 15. -- European Integration: From Fatigue to Revival Through Crisis -- 16. -- The Impact of War (in Ukraine) on the EU: The Impact of War on EU Law and Policy.
Abstract This book charts the transformative effect of the nature of the EU's direct response to the Ukraine war. The war in Ukraine has proved to be a pivotal moment for the EU. The EU, with its foundation of a unique peace project, born out of two world wars, has been transformed by this crisis. Taking a three-part approach, this book looks at its constitutional impact, its substantive impact, and finally how its institutions have responded. It shows how, in contrast to more recent crises, the EU has been purposeful and unified, charting a return to the Community method. Drawing on expert contributions, this is a masterful exploration of how the EU is changed by crises.
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