Integration and Differentiation in the European Union

The book explores the complexities of European integration, highlighting significant variations across policy areas and member states. It investigates the reasons behind certain countries opting out of specific EU policies and the differing levels of integration among policies. In this updated edition, the authors present key theoretical approaches to European integration, arguing that no single theory fully explains the phenomenon. This synthesis offers a fresh perspective on the EU's structure and functionality, encouraging readers to rethink its dynamics.