University of Exeter: Differentiated integration can foster fairer cooperation between EU nations but should be subject to constraints

Differentiated integration is increasingly a feature of the EU and means that certain laws and policies are not uniformly applied across all member states of the EU. Examples include the Schengen area, Economic and Monetary Union and the European Pub

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