When Cives Europae became bargaining chips: free movement of persons in the Brexit negotiations

Łazowski, Adam

doi:10.1007/s12027-018-0507-6

ERA Forum

2018

DOI: 10.1007/s12027-018-0507-6

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When Cives Europae became bargaining chips: free movement of persons in the Brexit negotiations

Adam Łazowski

Abstract: This article aims at taking stock of the Brexit developments thus far and provides the readers with an analysis of how, broadly understood, immigration has contributed to the results of the referendum and what role it plays in the negotiations between the EU and the UK.

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EU coordination of social security from the point of view of EU integration theory

Golynker

2020

European Journal of Social Security

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This article comprises a study of the negotiation of the Commission’s proposal for amending Regulation (EC) No 883/2004 on the coordination of social security systems and Regulation (EC) No 987/2009 in the context of EU integration theories. This analysis is used to argue that the current integration stage in the coordination of social security is a complex phenomenon which displays elements of intergovernmentalism, neo-functionalism and post-functionalism. The negotiation process highlights the disagreements between the key players which may have important consequences for the future of EU regulation in the area of coordination of social security. The article concludes that the signs of intergovernmentalism are prevalent, as evident in the attention the Commission has given to the concerns of the Member States, the negotiating position of the Council, and the vote of the European Parliament which failed to approve the proposal at the first reading. This prevalence has led to a pause in the reform of the coordination regulations and may eventually lead to compromises that will weaken the progress of integration in the future. At the same time, the article argues that the theory of post-functionalism is important in explaining the phenomenon of Brexit with regard to the UK’s position in the negotiation of the Commission’s proposal and its future relevance for UK and EU citizens affected by the UK’s departure from the EU. The article concludes that disintegration along the lines of post-functionalism should not prevent the reintegration of the UK into the EU coordination of social security schemes, but may reinforce the prevalence of intergovernmentalism.

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EU coordination of social security from the point of view of EU integration theory

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2020

European Journal of Social Security

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When Cives Europae became bargaining chips: free movement of persons in the Brexit negotiations

Abstract: This article aims at taking stock of the Brexit developments thus far and provides the readers with an analysis of how, broadly understood, immigration has contributed to the results of the referendum and what role it plays in the negotiations between the EU and the UK.

Cited by 1 publication

References 24 publications

EU coordination of social security from the point of view of EU integration theory

EU coordination of social security from the point of view of EU integration theory

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