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1.1A Structuring Approach to Differentiated Integration: State of the Art, Key Aspects and Core Research Questions

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.19-27

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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1.2Research Design: The Case, Variables, Assumptions, Methodology

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.27-36

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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1.3Le Fil Rouge: Structure and Outline of the Study

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.36-37

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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2.1.1Structuring the Supercharged Debate on Differentiated Integration

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.38-46

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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2.1.2Theorising Differentiated Integration: The Neglected Case in Traditional European Integration Theory?

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.46-50

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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2.2.1Theoretical Findings on Differentiated Integration as Second-Best Solution and Its Rationale

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.50-61

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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2.2.2The Stickiness of Structures of Differentiated Policy-/Decision-Making

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.61-66

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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2.2.3Review of the Explanatory Benefits and Limits of Historical Institutionalism in Light of the Paths of Differentiated Integration at Work

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.66-70

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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2.3.1Relevance of Externalities and Member State Action

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.70-80

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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2.3.2Structural and Functional Differentiation and Externalities: Establishing the Net-Benefits of the General Opt-out

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.80-86

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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2.4The Paths to Differentiated Integration at Work: Guiding Assumptions and Working Theses

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.86-92

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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2020 als Stresstest für die Europäische Union: Herausforderungen in Zeiten der COVID-19-Pandemie

Integration (Bonn, Germany), 2021-01, Vol.44 (1), p.53-70

2021

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3.1.1Flexibility Tools: Uniform Primary Law and Differentiated Secondary Law

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.93-114

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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3.1.2Differentiated Integration Tools: Actual Differentiation in Primary Law

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.114-125

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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3.1.3A Conclusive Assessment of the Institutionalisation of Opt-Outs in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice as Independent Variable

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.125-126

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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3.2.1The Institutional Design: Determination of the Relevance of Access Points for the ‘Outs’ in Differentiated Decision-Making

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.126-131

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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3.2.2Externalities: The Pressure for Circumvention of Differentiated Integration

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.131-138

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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3.2.3Domestic Conditions: Referendum as Key to Joining the European Fold?

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.138-141

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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3.3.1Catching a Structuring Glimpse on the Policies of the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.141-145

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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3.3.2Guiding Assumptions Refined: Yardsticks for Patterns of Differentiated Integration at Work

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.145-150

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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4.1.1The Schengen Agreement as Backbone of Differentiation: Helpful Laboratory or Trauma?

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.151-166

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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4.1.2Intergovernmental and Supranational Policy-/Decision-Making and the Question of Access

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.166-175

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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4.2.1The Full Circle of ‘Freedom’, ‘Security’ and ‘Justice’

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.175-178

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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4.2.2The Inter-linkage of Individual Policies and Policy Measures

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.178-185

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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4.3.1The United Kingdom: A Stranger in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice?

Differentiated Integration at Work, 2012, p.185-195

Tekin, Funda

1, 2012

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1.1A Structuring Approach to Differentiated Integration: State of the Art, Key Aspects and Core Research Questions

1.2Research Design: The Case, Variables, Assumptions, Methodology

1.3Le Fil Rouge: Structure and Outline of the Study

2.1.1Structuring the Supercharged Debate on Differentiated Integration

2.1.2Theorising Differentiated Integration: The Neglected Case in Traditional European Integration Theory?

2.2.1Theoretical Findings on Differentiated Integration as Second-Best Solution and Its Rationale

2.2.2The Stickiness of Structures of Differentiated Policy-/Decision-Making

2.2.3Review of the Explanatory Benefits and Limits of Historical Institutionalism in Light of the Paths of Differentiated Integration at Work

2.3.1Relevance of Externalities and Member State Action

2.3.2Structural and Functional Differentiation and Externalities: Establishing the Net-Benefits of the General Opt-out

2.4The Paths to Differentiated Integration at Work: Guiding Assumptions and Working Theses

2020 als Stresstest für die Europäische Union: Herausforderungen in Zeiten der COVID-19-Pandemie

3.1.1Flexibility Tools: Uniform Primary Law and Differentiated Secondary Law

3.1.2Differentiated Integration Tools: Actual Differentiation in Primary Law

3.1.3A Conclusive Assessment of the Institutionalisation of Opt-Outs in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice as Independent Variable

3.2.1The Institutional Design: Determination of the Relevance of Access Points for the ‘Outs’ in Differentiated Decision-Making

3.2.2Externalities: The Pressure for Circumvention of Differentiated Integration

3.2.3Domestic Conditions: Referendum as Key to Joining the European Fold?

3.3.1Catching a Structuring Glimpse on the Policies of the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice

3.3.2Guiding Assumptions Refined: Yardsticks for Patterns of Differentiated Integration at Work

4.1.1The Schengen Agreement as Backbone of Differentiation: Helpful Laboratory or Trauma?

4.1.2Intergovernmental and Supranational Policy-/Decision-Making and the Question of Access

4.2.1The Full Circle of ‘Freedom’, ‘Security’ and ‘Justice’

4.2.2The Inter-linkage of Individual Policies and Policy Measures

4.3.1The United Kingdom: A Stranger in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice?

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