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This book is a collection of the contributions to the Governing Europe project, which tackles the current situation and the future developments of the European mechanism of governance, putting forward a series of policy and institutional recommendations for the medium and long term, aimed at improving the democratic nature and the effectiveness of the European decision-making processes.

Governing Europe: How to Make the EU More Efficient and Democratic

Content: Gianni Bonvicini and Flavio Brugnoli: Preface - Pier Domenico Tortola and Lorenzo Vai: What Government for the European Union? Five Themes for Reflection and Action - Vivien A. Schmidt: The New EU Governance. New Intergovernmentalism, New Supranationalism, and New Parliamentarism - Johannes Müller Gómez and Wolfgang Wessel: Spitzenkandidaten 2.0. Initial Deficits and Prospects for 2019 - John Erik Fossum: Democracy and Legitimacy in the EU. Challenges and Options - Enrico Calossi: Toward European Electoral and Party Systems - Giuseppe Martinico: Multi-Speed EU? An Institutional and Legal Assessment - Funda Tekin: Goodbye to Yesterday? Considerations on Consequences of a Brexit in Light of Scenarios of Differentiated (Dis)integration - Gian Luigi Tosato: How to Pursue a More Efficient and Legitimate European Economic Governance - Eulalia Rubio: Federalising the Eurozone. Towards a True European Budget? - Lorenzo Vai: How Will I Function When I Grow Up? The Effectiveness of EU Foreign Policy Governance Stuck in a Teleological Dilemma - Sven Biscop: Global and Operational. A New Strategy for EU Foreign and Security Policy - Nicoletta Pirozzi and Pier Domenico Tortola: Negotiating the European Union's Dilemmas. Proposals on Governing Europe.