Implementing Lisbon: the EU Presidency's other (rotating) half

Dec 10, 2009
Janis A. Emmanouilidis
Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Studies
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The Lisbon Treaty, in force since 1 December, still left many grey areas to be clarified, one of the more tricky ones being the function of the six-monthly rotating EU Presidency in the next institutional architecture, say Antonio Missiroli and Janis Emmanouilidis in this Policy Brief.

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